Revolabs AVAYA 2490 User Manual

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Revolabs Solo Single-Channel System – Polycom® SoundStation2 Avaya 2490 Setup Guide
NOTES AND CAUTIONS:
1. Connecting the Cables
2. Configuring the SoundStation2 Avaya 2490 speakerphone
Note: It is important to carefully follow these instructions in order and completely. Otherwise, your Single-Channel System and/or the phone may not function properly. Please read through these instructions completely before proceeding. Contact Revolabs Technical Support if you have any questions.
IMPORTANT: This will only work with the SoundStation2 Avaya 2490 with LCD screen (expandable version – P/N 2305-16375-001). SoundStation2 models without LCD screen or the expandable capability do not have the ability to activate an external wireless microphone.
Requirements for connecting systems:
1. Revolabs Single-Channel system
2. Polycom SoundStation2 Avaya 2490 speakerphone with LCD screen
3. Qty 1 Revolabs 2.5mm to RCA breakout cable (provided with single-
channel system)
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Connecting the Cables
CONNECTING A REVOLABS FUSION TO SOUNDSTATION2 AVAYA 2490 SPEAKERPHONE
1. Connect Single-Channel to SoundStation2 Avaya 2490 Auxiliary Audio Port using
Revolabs 2.5mm to RCA cable
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Configuring the SoundStation2 Speakerphone
CONFIGURING THE AUDIO MENUS OF THE SOUNDSTATION2 AVAYA 2490 SPEAKERPHONE
1. Press MENU Button
2. Press SELECT (Checkmark) for Settings
3. Scroll down to AUX AUDIO then Press SELECT
4. Use Soft Keys Right to select WIRELESS MIC then press SAVE
NOTES:
1. In this case, Revolabs only recommends using the wearable lapel
microphone or using a third-party dynamic microphone with the Revolabs XLR adapter module. Please note that the volume levels of the Revolabs microphones are not adjustable.
2. The use of Revolabs boundary microphones (omnidirectional or
directional versions) has been tested and found to be significantly louder than the SoundStation2 microphones at a 3’ distance. Use of these microphones may overpower other users on the Polycom microphones (built-in console microphone and/or external microphones). As above, the volume levels of the Revolabs microphones are not adjustable.
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