Lennox Hearth M5390 manual

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    USER MANU AL M5390[...]

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    Australia 61 3 8823 9111 Austria 43 1 403 4134 Canada 1 905 212 11 02 Denmark 45 43 43 15 52 France 33 1 30 58 30 31 Germany 49 803 126 510 Hong K ong 852 21 04 68 28 Italy 39 02 5832 8253 - 61-74 Japan 81 3 5297 7975 P . R. China 86 10 6583 2311 Singapore 65 65 42 45 50 Spain 34 91 639 80 64 Sweden 46 8 693 09 00 United Kingdom 44 1784 220 140 USA[...]

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    1 English Cont ents 1. Over view .................................................. 2 2. Fit ting the headse t ........................................... 3 3. Set ting up y our de sk phone .................................... 4 4. Set ting up y our mobile phone .................................. 7 5. Making a call fr om your desk phone ...........[...]

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    2 English 1. Overview Headset [1] Visual indica to r [2] Answer/End bu t ton [3] V olume up/down [4] Ear hook [5] Mut e but to n [6] Micr ophone [7] Rese t but to n [8 ] Snap-on c over (r eplaceable) Base unit [9] Charge cr adle [10] Visual indica to r [11] Clear dial to ne switch [12] AUX por t [13] T elephone port [14] Handset p or t [15] AC powe[...]

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    3 English 2. Fit ting the headset Fitting to ear 2.1 Open hinged ear hook as wide as possible. 1) 2.2 H old headset t o the ear so speaker fits comf ortably and micr ophone points t owards the mouth. 2.3 Close hinged ear hook ov er the ear . 2.4 Adjus t ear hook f or a comf or table fit. Fitting to left ear 2.5 P ull ear hook hinge f rom the slot[...]

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    4 English If y our t elephone has a headse t por t, go dir ec tly to 3.2b. 3.1 Unplug handset co r d fr om your telepho ne and c onnect t o the por t on base unit mark ed with . 3.2a Connec t enclosed t elephone cor d to the now empty handset por t o n t elepho ne, a nd t o the por t on bas e unit mar ked with . 3.2b (Headse t port use only) Connec[...]

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    5 English 4.1 4.5 4.6 4.7 4.8 4.2 4.3 4.4 3.4 Plac e headset in char ge cr adle and char ge fo r a mi nimu m of 30 min. before use. A full charge takes ab out 2 hours. Visual indica to r on he adse t will flash gr een while headset is charging , and light s teady gr een when f ully char ged. The same pr ocedure is to be f ollowed when using the tr[...]

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    6 English Setting transmit volum e 3.10 Make a call (s ee sectio n 4) to someone who can act as a tes t person. 3.11 Adjus t outgoing v olume with tr ansmit volume co ntr ol on bas e unit. Swit ch through the 3 set tings until tes t person confirms the appr opria te v olume. 1) Setting incoming volume 3.12 Dur ing a call, adjust inc oming volume b[...]

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    7 English 4. Set ting up your mobile phone Setup Pairing your headset with your mobile phone NO TE: Bef or e use, please charge your headset (see 3.4). Bef or e using your Jabr a M5390 Multiuse he adse t with a mobile phone, you need t o pair it with your mobile phone. • Make sure the headse t is o f f . • During s tar t-up k eep pr e ssing the[...]

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    8 English 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.5 5.6 5.1 Put on he adse t. 1) 5.2 Lif t handset f rom telephone, or p r ess t elephone´s “line” bu tt on if co nnec ted to the headse t por t. Then tap Answer/End but ton to tr ansfer the call t o headse t. 5.3 Wait f or dial t one, then dial number . 5.4 T o [...]

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    9 English 6.1 Put on he adse t. 1) 6.2 Lif t handset f rom telephone, or p r ess t elephone’s “line” but t on if co nnec ted to the headse t por t. Then tap Answer/End but ton to tr ansfer the call t o headset. 6.3 T o end call, tap the Answer/ End bu t ton on the headset and r eplace handset on t elephone, or p r ess t elephone’s “ end c[...]

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    10 English 7. M aking and answering a call f ro m your mobile phone Making and ending a mobile phone c all • When you make a call f rom your mobile phone, the call will tr ansf er to your headse t aut omatically (this is subject t o phone set tings, see your mobile phone’s User M anual to find out how to activat e this f eatur e). If your phone[...]

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    11 English Switching from headset to mobile phone Y ou can swit ch fr om your he adse t to your mobile phone during an active call. Y ou might want to do this if, f or example, your headset bat ter y is r unning low. • Use the menu on y our mobile phone to switch fr om he adse t t o mobile phone during an active call (see your mobile phone’s Us[...]

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    12 English 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 Staying within range The sound in your he adse t will deter iora te if you move beyond r ange. 1) Move back int o r ange to r e s tor e sound quality . If you move too far fr om your mobile phone, the call migh t be ended or r e-rout ed t o your mobile phone fr om the headset, depending on what mobile phone mo del you[...]

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    13 English 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 10 min 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 10 min 2) Important: If headset is out of range fo r mor e than 1 min., the link be tween base and headse t will be termina ted. Low battery 8.3 Approx. 10 minut es bef or e the headse t runs out of bat tery , the visual indica tor o n headset will s tart t o flash with a red light and a se[...]

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    14 English Headset switc h 8.5 If the headset is absen t, the headse t swit ch must b e ac tivated in order to use the handset or , if the headse t is in use with another Bluet ooth ® device, the headset switch mus t be ac tivated in or der t o use the handset. 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 10 min 8.5 F eatures: Range 70 m headse t/base - headset/dongle 10 [...]

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    15 English 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.1 8.2 8.3 9.1 9.2 9.3 9. Reset/P airing 9.1 Under star t-up, k eep pressing the Answer/End bu t to n fo r three seconds. Alternativ ely , r emove the snap-on c over and press the reset but to n on the headse t f or three seconds. Visual indica to r on he adse t will light co ns tant blue. 1) 9.2 Then press r ese[...]

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    16 English 10. Using the Jabr a M5390 Multiuse headset with multiple Blue tooth ® -enabled devices Y our Jabr a M5390 Multiuse headset can be paired with up to 8 devices. However , only two can be connect ed (pair ed with the headset, turned on and in r ange) with the headset at one time. This could be an y two Bluet o o th ® devices (f or exampl[...]

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    17 English 12. Switching be tween base and Jabr a A335w Dongle in a multiuse scenario A typical multius e scenario is to hav e the headset connect ed to one mobile phone and either the base o r the do ng le. If wanting to switch between base and dongle, while main taining the mobile phone c onnec tion, jus t press and hold the Volume up/down but to[...]

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    18 English Maintenance The ear hook can be wiped with a dry or slig htl y damp clo th. The c ords and base unit can be dry-dus ted as requir ed. Avoid get ting mois tur e or liquids in to any but ton socke ts, r ecep to rs or other openings. Avoid exp osing the produc t to rain. Children an d pro duc t pa c kaging The pack aging , including plas ti[...]

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    19 English 9.x 9.x 9.x 9.x 15.1 9.x 9.x 9.x 9.x 15.2 9.x 9.x 9.x 9.x 15. Appendix – GN 1000 Remot e Handset Lif ter (RHL) (op tional accessor y) The GN 1000 R emot e Handset Lif ter (RHL) is an op tional acces- sor y that au to matically lif ts and lowers your t elephone’s handset when making, answering o r ending a call. Setting up 15.1 A t ta[...]

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    ww w .jabra.com MADE IN CHINA © 2008 GN Netcom A/S. All rights reserved. Jabra® is a reg istered trademark of GN Netcom A/S. All ot her tradem arks includ ed herein are the prope rty of their respective owners. The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by GN Netcom A/S is under licen se. ( [...]