Wireless Headset Battery Memory Loss

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Do I need to worry about Battery Memory Effect or Memory Loss for my Wireless Headset? Battery Memory Loss, or BML, is a term used when your rechargeable battery can no longer sustain a useable charge. It can also be referred to as “Performance Deterioration”. The most common cause of BML is when your battery consistently runs down all the...

Common Questions and Answers regarding wireless headsets

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Common wireless headset Questions and Answers Below are common questions about wireless headsets that are often misunderstood. The answer to these common questions will hopefully help to answer some of the most common falsehoods about wireless headsets 1. Wireless Headsets compromise confidentiality of phone calls and are not secure False. In a wireless headset system, there is very little opportunity for the...

Misconceptions of Wireless Headset uses with an office telephone

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Many users of wireless headsets have a preconceived notion that this technology is a portable (wireless) phone on the go similar to a cordless handheld phone, and that it can literally act as a telephone on your head. And that with a wireless headset you can perform normal phone functions including placing calls on hold or transferring calls to...

What causes a buzz sound in my Plantronics Headset?

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Intermittent buzzing or humming can be caused by electrical equipment located in the immediate area of the telephone and headset system, such as fluorescent lighting, computers, fax machines, typewriters, and power strips (surge protectors). Frequently, power cords and cables that are bundled together will cause buzzing. The best solution is to keep this type of equipment separated from the...

Wireless Headset Shopping Guide

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"Of the chef advantages of wireless office happens to be that it allows for the secretarial and administrative staff have access to telephone calls when they aren't at their desks. Thus 'telephone tag' are less." For outdoor mobile use GSM technology is generally used, GSM has made great impact on inside buildings use too. A large section of people...

Cordless headset Information

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Cordless headsets from Plantronics gives soft-touch headset clips comfortably to your ear, and the noise-canceling miniboom microphone delivers great sound quality even in loud environments. Looking for an over-the-ear style headset that works as great as it looks? Plantronics CS50 cordless headset has it all: a vivid color, comfortable soft gel material, crystal clear sound, and an over-ear design that...

Plantronics CS70/CS70N wireless headset common ask questions FAQ

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How do I install the Plantronics CS70/CS70N wireless headset? (see picture below) Locate the 2 ports on the bottom of the Plantronics CS70N/CS70 charging base. One has an icon of a "full telephone" and the other has an icon of a "hand receiver." Unplug the hand receiver from the base of your existing telephone and plug it into the...

Plantronics 510S Voyager Frequent Ask Questions FAQ

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Q. What is the Plantronics 510S Voyager? A. The Plantronics Voyager 510S is a Bluetooth Headset System. This lightweight, versatile headset provides all-day wearing comfort and superior sound quality-and you can seamlessly switch between your office phone and voice-enabled Bluetooth mobile device at the touch of a button. Wherever, Whenever, Wireless. Q. How do I switch using the Plantronics 510S...

Plantronics CS55H wireless headset home edition FAQ

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What is the CS55H Home Edition? Plantronics CS55H is a wireless headset system that allows crystal clear, hands free phone conversations at home. It is ideal for home-based professionals who need to multitask while on the phone. The CS55H offers freedom, comfort and convenience, in addition to improved productivity. What is the difference between the CS55 and the CS55H Home Edition? Unlike...

What are all the different settings on the Plantronics CS50 and Plantronics CS55?

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Microphone Transmit (How Others Hear You): The main transmit control is the ABCD switch on the bottom of the charging base. A is the lowest setting, and D is the highest setting. Factory default is B. You can fine tune this setting with the plus (+) and minus (-) buttons on the back of the base. Master Receive (How You Hear Others): The...