3M XT-1 manual

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  • Page 1

    Refe r to the 3M ™ Driv e- Thru Syste ms Mode l G5 and X T - 1 ho w to vi deos or o perati ng i nstru ctions for additional information . 3M ™ Drive- Thru S y stems Quic k R efere nce G uide Instr uctions fo r G5 H eadset C ontrols and B at ter y Charging ................ 2–3 Instr uctions fo r X T - 1 Heads et Cont rols and B atte r y Chargi[...]

  • Page 2

    Volume Up Volume Down T ap to Rele ase Headset from Order T ak ing T ouch Z one La ne 1 T ouch Z one La ne 2 I D Ta g Indic ator L ED ( see G5 H eadset Indic ator L ight Modes below ) Instructions for G5 Headset Controls an d Bat ter y Chargin g Headset Con trols 2 G5 Head set Indica tor Ligh t Modes Indicator Mode Description Gr een ( Stea dy ) L [...]

  • Page 3

    Instructions for G5 Headset Controls and Battery Charging (continued) Removi ng Bat teries • Us e your finger to gentle pres s up on the bat ter y latch. T his will release the bat ter y as show n in Image 1 . • Using your fi nger nail, gently pull the discharged bat ter y f rom the bat ter y housing as shown in Image 2. • Inser t a f ully [...]

  • Page 4

    4 Instr uctions for X T - 1 Headset Con trols and B at ter y Charging Headset Con trols Removi ng Bat teries • Slide and ho ld the bat ter y release. • Remove the dis charged bat ter y from t he bat ter y housing. • Inser t a f ully charged bat ter y in the housing wi th the notch facing the bat ter y release. Make sure the bat ter y is fully[...]

  • Page 5

    Greeter Setu p The greeter mo dule is an acces sor y that sto res prerecorded me ssages and plays t hem back when vehicles arrive. Y ou can re cord a series of me ssages then s elect or co mbine them to convey sta ndard messages an d reduce time and erro rs. Enter the G reet er Con figurat ion Menu All of the greeter s et tings are located in a to[...]

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    6 Change B asic Vol ume Set tings Note : All volume s et tings s hould be a djuste d during no rmal or p eak bu siness h ours . Adjus ting th em during slow time s will likely pro duc e volume set t ings that a re too lo w. Note : I nboun d and ou tbou nd are alw ays defi ned fr om the pe rsp ect ive of the he adset . Inbound Microphone Volume Cha[...]

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    Reg isterin g Headsets ( G5 or X T - 1) Each heads et must be registered to a ba se st ation before it c an be used. Onc e registered, it should not nee d to be registered again unless it is intenti onally removed. Add Head set s ( G5 a nd /or X T - 1) Each heads et has a unique identi ficat ion number . T he number is imprinted on the headse t an[...]

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    Impor tant Safe ty Info rmation Rea d, und er st and, a nd fo llow a ll saf et y inf orm atio n pri or to i nst alla tio n and o per ati on. Fa ilu re t o fo ll ow all i ns tr uc t ion s co ul d re sul t in electrical shock, fire and /or other personal injury. Refer to the 3 M ™ D ri ve-Thr u S yst ems M od el G 5 and X T -1 how to v ide os or o[...]