Tenovis HSG-BASISMODUL DECT Notice D'utilisation page 24

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LISTEN TONE
To adjust the tone (bass and treble) that you hear through the headset press the Mode Button (5)
twice. The Tone Indicator (7) will illuminate and you will hear a triple beep in your headset each
time the Mode Button (5) is pressed. Use the Up (3) or Down (4) button to adjust the base and treble
to your preferred levels. Once you are satisfied with the setting press the Mode Button (5) or simply
wait 10 seconds for the new setting to be saved. The base unit Up (3) and Down (4) buttons will
revert to their default function of listen volume adjust.
This adjustment only affects bass and treble you hear through the headset. It cannot adjust the
headset speak tone (the tone level that the caller hears), nor the handset listen or speak tone levels.
AUDIBLE CUE VOLUME
The HSG-Basismodul DECT provides audio feedback for most operator adjustments. The audio
indications or Audible Cues take the form of different toned beeping sounds for different
functions. The intensity of the Audible Cues can be set at three volume levels (low, medium and
high) or turned off. To increase or decrease the beep volume level hold down the Mute Button (15)
and press the Up (17) or Down (18) button. You will hear a triple beep on each press, which gets
louder or quieter according to the adjustment.
Even though you hear the audible cues, the caller does not, even if you make adjustments midway
through a call.
MUTE
Press the Mute Button (15) once to stop the caller hearing you (you can still hear them). When the
Mute Button (15) is pressed, the Mute Indicator (16) will blink, and you will hear a beep in the
headset every 15 seconds. Press the Mute Button (15) again to permit the caller to hear you. The
Mute Indicator (16) blink and the regular beep will both stop.
PAGE
A short press on the Page Button (8) on the base unit causes the buzzer on the remote pack to
emit two short rings. This feature allows you to be paged if you are away from your desk.
A long press (at least three seconds) on the Page Button (8) causes the remote pack buzzer to
continually ring until any button on the remote pack is pressed. You can use this feature to locate
a lost remote pack.
Note: The Page feature will not work if the remote pack is out of range.
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