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4. As you speak with your friend, adjust the mic.-level control on the <strong>Jabra</strong> <strong>PRO</strong> touchscreen (Desk phone setup<br />

wizard, manual setup) until your friend tells you that your voice sounds clear (loud enough) but not distorted<br />

(too loud). The desk phone part of the setup wizard guides you through. Remind your friend not to adjust his<br />

or her own volume during the test.<br />

If your best mic.-level setting turns out to be the loudest possible and you found more than one best position<br />

for the clear dial-tone switch, then move the clear dial-tone switch to the alternative setting and try again to<br />

find the best mic.-level together with your friend. If this time the mic.-level is not set to the maximum, then<br />

keep this new combination of settings.<br />

5. Press the headset button on your desk phone (or replace the handset) to hang up. Then dock the headset<br />

(the audio link from the headset to your desk phone closes automatically when you dock the headset).<br />

Your headset is now ready for use.<br />

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4.6<br />

Using a Handset Lifter or Electronic Hookswitch<br />

With traditional desk phones, you must lift the handset (or press a desk phone headset button, if present)<br />

whenever you want to place or receive a call. However, you can automate this connection by adding one of the<br />

following:<br />

- GN1000 Remote Handset Lifter, which will work with nearly any phone.<br />

- An electronic hookswitch connection, which requires a supported desk phone and a phone-specific adapter<br />

from <strong>Jabra</strong>.<br />

Electronic solutions such as these enable you to answer an incoming call when away from your desk simply by<br />

pressing a button on the headset. They also tell the base when your desk phone is ringing, thereby setting the<br />

desk phone as the current target phone automatically. The GN1000 and most electronic hookswitch solutions<br />

support ring detection.<br />

Connecting to the GN1000 Remote Handset Lifter<br />

A remote handset lifter gives you remote call control with a <strong>Jabra</strong> <strong>PRO</strong> headset up to 150 m away from your desk.<br />

It lets you answer calls, end calls and transfer ring tones to the headset.<br />

The GN1000 Remote Handset Lifter is an accessory available from <strong>Jabra</strong>. It is a motorized device that physically<br />

lifts the handset when you use controls of your headset or base. You can use the handset lifter with nearly any<br />

type of desk phone — including phones that also happen to have electronic hookswitch support.<br />

Figure 16: Connecting to a GN1000 Remote Handset Lifter<br />

To connect the <strong>Jabra</strong> <strong>PRO</strong> base to a GN1000 RHL handset lifter:<br />

1. Connect the <strong>Jabra</strong> <strong>PRO</strong> base to your desk phone using the standard in-line setup as described in Section 4.4:<br />

Connecting the Base to Your Desk Phone. Do not use your desk phone’s headset port if it has one.<br />

2. Assemble the GN1000 RHL handset lifter and attach it to your desk phone as described in the lifter’s<br />

documentation.<br />

3. Connect the control cord attached to the GN1000 to the port marked on the <strong>Jabra</strong> <strong>PRO</strong> base. Press it in<br />

until you hear or feel the soft click of the connector tab popping into place.<br />

4. The base and handset lifter are now connected.<br />

<strong>Jabra</strong> <strong>PRO</strong> <strong>9460</strong>, <strong>9460</strong>-Duo and <strong>9470</strong> <strong>User</strong> manual<br />

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