User manual MIGLIA DIALOG PHONE REV 1.0

[. . . ] The transceiver has an LED on it that flashes in conjunction with the Phone. Volume Up/Down Scroll Phone List Channel Frequency Switch Side Reset Switch USB 2. 0 Connector Battery Cover Status Light The Status Light indicates · Standby Mode: when LED light flashes green it indicates that Dialog PhoneTMis on standby and save battery mode · Connect Mode: when LED light brightens green, it indicates that Dialog PhoneTM is connecting. · Low Power Mode: when LED light brightens red, it indicates the battery of is getting low. Microphone Speaker Power Answer - End Front Dialog Phone User Guide Page 3 Installing and using Dialog software Dialog Phone User Guide Page 4 I. 3. Connecting Dialog PhoneTM Connect Dialog PhoneTM transceiver to a free USB port of your computer. [. . . ] Windows Setup and Installation Begin Windows installation by running setup. exe from the CD-ROM if it does not start automatically on inserting the disc. At every step in the process, please click Next. Dialog Phone User Guide Page 6 Dialog Phone User Guide Page 7 Dialog Phone User Guide Page 8 This next step instructs Skype to allow integration with the Dialog PhoneTM. Skype will accept starting and ending calls from the phone if you allow Miglia Dialog Phone to use Skype and click OK. Dialog Phone User Guide Page 9 To run Miglia Dialog Phone, click on Start-Programs->Miglia->Miglia Dialog Phone VI. Uninstall Dialog PhoneTM Windows: Start->Programs->Miglia->Uninstall Dialog Dialog Phone User Guide Page 10 Dialog Phone User Guide Page 11 VII. Set Audio Preferences for MSN, AIM, Yahoo In MSN, sometimes called Windows Messenger, click Tools->Audio and Video Tuning Wizard. To test the volume level in the Audio and Video Tuning Wizard, press the Call/Hangup button once to hear the test sound. When testing the microphone level, look for the green levels to change when speaking. Dialog Phone User Guide Page 12 To set audio devices in Yahoo!Set the devices to USB Audio Device. Dialog Phone User Guide Page 13 VIII. Windows Sounds play through Dialog PhoneTM You may find that all Windows sounds play through the handset. If this is the case, do the following: Open Control Panel by clicking on Start->Settings->Control Panel Click on Sound Click on the Audio tab Select the default device to be your desired sound device, such as the built-in sound card or a PCI card. Make sure to uncheck "Use only default devices" at the bottom of the Sounds and Audio Devices window. Then verify that the applications you wish to use with Dialog PhoneTM use the USB Headset. Dialog Phone User Guide Page 14 Using Dialog Phone Dialog Phone User Guide Page 15 IX. Using Dialog Software and Device The Dialog PhoneTM software by Miglia is an application that allows iChat and Skype contacts that are available for voice chat to be visible in one interface. It has a Call button which will change to Hangup when a call is in progress. The View menu allows you to sort by availability, first name, last name, and service, Skype or iChat. It also allows you to show and hide offline contacts and view or hide a contact's picture. Dialog Phone User Guide Page 16 Unchecking Show Contact Pictures allows more contacts to be listed in the Phone Book window. The Phone Book with View->Show Contact Pictures unchecked. The Phone Book with View->Show Contact Pictures checked. X. Using Dialog Simple Also on your installation CD is another driver for the handset. This particular driver allows you to scroll the phone list of Skype and initiate and hang up calls in Skype. Drag Dialog Simple to your Applications folder to install. Audio Control permits you to adjust speaker and microphone volume through the System Preferences -> Sound preferences. Open at Login allows you to select whether or not the driver will load when you login. Please run only one at a time. Dialog Phone User Guide Page 17 XI. [. . . ] SIMBL of iChat integration plug-in SIMBL is (Smart InputManager Bundle Loader) - pronounced like "symbol" or "cymbal. " It allows us to build hacks for Cocoa applications and apply the code to specific applications based on an application's unique identifier. For example, Safari's application identifier is com. apple. Safari. There are two parts to SIMBL, the bundle itself, which is packaged as an InputManager, and the plugins. Some people see SIMBL as a security risk, since it is able to load plugins that affect any Cocoa application. [. . . ]