Accutone A10 User Manual

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Amplifier

A10 ALPHA telephone & multimedia amplifier

user manual & installation guide

Introduction.

table of content.

This installation guide and user manual contains the following contents:

telephone & multimedia amplifier for headset.

Thank you for purchasing the Accutone A10 Alpha multi-functional
amplifier for telephone headset. This unit is designed to be paired with an
Accutone telephone headset, which you can find more information from
your distribution agent, or from our website. The A10 Alpha telephone is
designed and developed with the aim to provide busy users, whether at
home or in the office, with the comfort and convenience of using
telephone and computer with a single unit, freeing their hands for more
important tasks. The A10 Alpha works with most retail and system
telephones in the market, with the exception of telephones with the dial­pad inside its handset.

Other highlight features of the A10 Alpha include: battery or power­adaptor capability, microphone mute, headset or handset selection
switch, and 3.5mm input for your existing multimedia headset...etc.

Now please spend a few moments to read through this user manual
before connecting the A10 Alpha unit to your telephone. After
familiarizing with the features and functions, you will surely enjoy the
freedom and convenience this unique device offers you.

Connect to PC or
other devices

A10 Alpha

Connect to fixed
line telephone

PART A

PART B

PART C

Getting Comfortable.

A.1 Understanding the Controls.
A.2 Connection and Preparations.

A.2.1 connect to telephone
A.2.2 connect to computer
A.2.3 connect to headset
A.2.4 inserting batteries
A.2.5 configure the control unit

A.3 Features and Functions

A.3.1 external DC supply jack
A.3.2 power on/off switch
A.3.3 rotary transmit volume control
A.3.4 telephone/computer application switch
A.3.5 headset/handset application switch
A.3.6 mute switch
A.3.7 slide reception volume control

Begin to Operate.

B.1 Telephone Communication

B.1.1 receiving calls/making calls using headset
B.1.2 using headset with computer

B.2 Troubleshooting

Accessories & Specifications.

C.1 Accessories
C.2 Specifications

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getting comfortable.

understanding the controls.

Part A. Getting Comfortable

A.1 Understanding the Controls.

A.2 Connection and Preparations.

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Learning about the interface & controls.

MAIN SWITCHES AND INTERFACE

External DC Supply Jack (6V DC to 9V DC)

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Telephone Configuration Switch

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Line-In Jack (ø3.5mm stereo) from Computer Line Out

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Line-Out Jack (ø3.5mm stereo) from Computer Line In

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Power On/Off Switch

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Rotary Mic Volume Control

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Mute Switch

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Telephone/Computer Application Switch

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Computer Headset Jack (ø3.5mm stereo) from Speaker Plug

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Computer Headset Jack (ø3.5mm stereo) from Microphone Plug

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Headset/Handset Application Switch

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Modular Jack for Telephone Headset

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Slide Reception Volume Control

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Modular Jack for Telephone Handset

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Modular Jack for Input from Telephone Unit

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Battery Compartment Door

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