Lennox Hearth 50 User Manual

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Intelligent communications
User guide
Conference unit Konftel 50
Following parts included:
Konftel 50
Item nr 910101040
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Item nr 900101042
Transformer
Item nr 900102056 (Universal) or 90102026 (Europe) 826102026 (GB) 900102048 (AUS)
Connection cable power, 6 m Item nr 900103355
Connection cable tele, 3 m Item nr 900103316
Connection cable PC, 1,5 m Art nr 900103318
Contents
Connection to telephone .................. 2
Volume setting telephone......... 3
Call .............................................. 4
Mute ............................................. 5
Trimming......................................... 5
Connection to PC ............................ 6
Volume setting PC................... 7
Call ........................................ 8
Troubleshooting............................... 9
Accessories................................... 10
Technical data .............................. 11
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Connection to telephone
Only mains transformer of Helms-Man DEN4824129 or DBN4824129 (UK) may be connected.
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6 m 3 m
Microphone
LEDs Loudspeakers
Mute button
On/off button
- button
+ button Trim button
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IMPORTANT
The microphone volume is to be adjusted when installing. See next page.
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Volume setting telephone
Lift the handset, make a call and put the handset to one side.
Switch to loudspeaker by turning on your Konftel 50.
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Volume setting for loudspeakers
Set the volume in the loudspeakers with the help of the - and + buttons. Note that the system telephone volume control affects the volume in the Konftel 50 loudspeakers.
Volume setting for microphone
Keep the mute button pressed in for about 3 seconds until the LEDs start flashing and you hear an uninterrupted tone. Press – or + to adjust the microphone volume.
Speak with a normal calling voice and the receiving party can then ask you to increase or decrease the volume. Change the volume one stage at a time.
Press the mute button when you have finished setting the volume.
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The volume setting is saved in the event of power failure.
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