Bosch Security Systems 300760 Cordless Telephone Base Transceiver User Manual 31909

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Liberation
SPECTRE
User’s Guide
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CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR PURCHASE OF THE LIBERATION SPECTFtE
WIRELESS HEADSET WITH UNIVERSAL AMPLIFIER FROM NORTEL
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COMPATIBILITY INFORMATION
Your SPECTFIE has been designed to work with most retail telephones and many office systems.
Telephones that have the dial pad in the handset and certain GTE phones may not be compatible. If
you have a question about compatibility with your telephone, please contact
1-800-4NORTEL. —
FCC REGISTRATION INFORMATION
This equipment complies with Part 68 ot the FCC rules. On the bottom of the universai amplifer base
unit is a label that contains, among other information, the FCC registration number and ringer
equivalence number (HEN) for this equipment. If requested, this iniorrnation must be provided to the
telephone company.
This equipment also complies with Part 15 of the FCC niles. Operation is subject to the following
conditions: (1) This equipment may not cause harmful interference to other devices,
and (2) External interference may cause adverse operation oi this equipment.
SETTING UP YOUR SPECTRE
NOTE: The letters in brackets refer to the letters shown In the illustrations.
1t To activate the supplied zinc-air batteries (type 675EH). remove the tape from the batteries.
2. install the three zinc-air batteries (T) into the wireless headset as shown in the tlgure.
3. Four selfvadhesive rubber feet are included with your SPECTRE. Attach these rubber feet to the
bottom of the universal amplifier base unit.
4. Install the windscreen onto the microphone as shown in the figure.
5. Unplug the telephone handset oord (A) from your telephone and insert it into the universal
amplifier base unit iack (B). '
NOTE: Some telephones have a jack designated for headsets and may require special
programming to iunction property. Consult your telephone manual.
6. Connect the cord (C) that extends from the back oi the universal amplifier base unit to the
handset iack on your telephone.
7. insert the two pins on the foot oi the wireless base unit Into the holes in the top of the universal
amplifier base unit.
8. Connect the short telephone cord (D) that extends from the back of the wireless base unit into
the headset jack (E) on the universal amplifier base unit.
9. Connect the power cord (Y) Into that extends from the back of the wireless base unit into the
power jack (F) on the back of the universal amplifier base unit: connect the power supply plug
into the power jack (X) on the back of the wireless base unit. Plug the power supply into a 1101
120 VAC wall outlet.
10. Whenever you install new batteries, you will need to adiust the volume control (V) on the
wireless headset. Press the headset on/ot'i button (U) to activate the headset and lift the
handset from the cradle to hear a dial tone. Press the headset volume control button (V) to
cycle through the tour volume settings and select the highest setting.
11. To adjust the volume of the outgoing sound, place a call and talk while adjusting the Microphone
Transmit Gain control (J) until the person you are speaking with tells you that the best sound has
been achieved. You may wish to switch from headset to handset and back again for comparison.
Liberation SPECTRE
Assembly and Operation
Handset
Wireless
Headset
Windscreen
Microphone
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CONFIGURATION SWITCHES
Two configuration switches (G and H) located on the back of the universal amplifier base unit need
to be adjusted to enable your SPECTFIE to work with your telephone. Each switch has two
settings. Set the switches to the correct configuration ior your type of telephone.
(G) (H)
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Carbon “bell ring" phones 2-
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CHANNEL SELECTION SWITCHES
There are two switches that control selection of the wireless channels used by SPECTRE. One switch
Is located on the wireless base (R) and the other switch is located on the wireless headset (S). The
wireless headset and the wireless base unit MUST both be set to the same channel (either ‘A' or ‘B‘)
to operate correctly. in the event that you receive unwanted noise or interference on the chosen
channel, you should change the wireless headset and wireless base unit to the other channel.
PRIVACY WARNING: The SPECTflEhas been specifically designed for Individual, desktop
operation only. Use of a SPECTRE system within the operating range of another SPECTRE
system, either intentionally or unintentionally, may result in interference or unexpected loss
of call privacy.
OPERATION
The green indicator light (L) on the wireless base unit must be “on" for proper operation. This green
indicator light turns “on“ ONLY when:
‘ The universal amplifier is turned on
o The headset is turned on
- The headset is set to the same channel as the base
- The headset is within operating range of the wireless base
Adjusting the Headset: Your SPECTHE wireless headset can be used on either the right or left ear
by rotating the earpiece housing. Extend the headband tor the most oomtortable fit over your head,
then adiust the flexible boom to put the microphone 1/4” from your mouth.
Adjusting the Volume: After the initial set up of your headset volume, use the Receive Volume
Control (M) to increase or decrease the volume.
NOTE: For some telephones to operate correctiy, the handset cannot be permanently removed
from the cradle. Consult your telephone manual for further details.
Receiving Calls: Press the handset/headset button (N) to tum ‘on' the red indicator light (0). When
the telephone rings, lift the handset from the cradle (off-hook). Press the headset on/off button (N) to
activate the headset. You may now talk on your SPECTHE headset. Rotate the Receive Volume
Control (0) to increase or decrease the volume. The on-Iine indicator (H) lights up when you are
talking to a caller.
Making Calls: Press the handset/headset button (P) to turn “on“ the red indicator light (P). Lift the
telephone handset from the cradle. Dial normally. To end a call, hang up the telephone handset.
Retumlng to Handset Use: To use your telephone handset, press the headset/handset button (N)
to turn “off' the red indicator light (P) and use the telephone as you would normally.
Muttng Cells: The mute button (0) allows you to turn off the SPECTFiE microphone. When the red
mute indicator light (0) is “on" you will still be able to hear your caller, but they will not be able to hear
you. To turn the mute off, press the mute button again so that the red mute indicator light (0) is "off.“
In-RangelOut-ot—Range Operation: The typical operating range of your SPECTRE Is between one
and a half and eight feet distance between the wireless headset and the wireless base unit. When
you reach the limits of the operating range, you may experience noise. The wireless headset will
automatically mute the audio if the noise level becomes excessive and you will hear a dual-tone
out-of-range signal at four second Intervals. To restore normal audio and resume conversation,
move the headset back within the operating range.
It the wireless headset has been out at operating range for more than 30 seconds, it will automatically
shut off and the green Indicator light (L) located on the wireless base will be “off." Move the headset
back within operating range and press the headset onloh‘ button (U) to restore operation. (If a call
was in progress when the headset automatically shut off and the caller has not hung up, you may
continue the conversation.)
TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS
NOTE: The letters in brackets refer to the letters in the Illustrations on the other side of this guide.
If your SPECTRE is not operating property, check the lollowing:
1. Review the set-up steps to ensure that your SPECTFfE is hooked-up correctly.
2. Try adiusting the volume control (M) on the universal amplifier base unit, SPECTHE headset and
on your telephone.
Make sure that the red mute indicator light (0) is "oft.”
Make sure that the green indicator light (L) located on the wlreless base is “on."
Make sure that the batteries (T) are properly installed in the wireless headset.
Check the conflguratlon switches (G and H) to ensure that your SPECTRE has been properly
configured to work with your model of telephone.
7. If you experience excessive noise levels within the normal operating range, try the alternate
channel selection.
8. The headset batteries need to be replaced when you hear the dual—tone low battery signal at
one minute intervals in the wireless headset.
9. If you are still unable to get your SPECTRE working correctty, call 1-800-4NORTEL for
assistance.
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PRODUCT REPAIR
Batteries: Use three non-rechargealzvlev zinc-air, hearing aid batteries, type 675EH
NOTE: The expeded life of these zinc-air batteries is as follows:
- under normal operation: 50 to 60 hrs
0 activated (tape removed), but not In use: 2 to 3 months
- unactivated (tape is not removed): one year
Power Supply: Use only units with a UL Class 2 approved transformer, rated at 12 VDC, 200 mA
Technical Assistance/Repair Service: Call 1-800-4NORTEL
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