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Intelligent communications
User guide
Conference unit Konftel 50
Following parts included:
Konftel 50
Item nr 910101040
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Switchbox incl cable 0.5 m
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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and
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.
and
and
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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