User manual PLANTRONICS AWH460N DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

[. . . ] 10 Switching calls between handset, headset, and speakerphone 10 Ending calls . 1 1 13 14 14 14 15 16 16 17 18 18 18 19 Page i Deleting a contact . 51 Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Part 68 Statement 51 Industry Canada CS-03 Declaration of Conformity . 53 Page iii Page iv Contents When you open the package, the battery, cables, and adapter can be found in the compartment beneath the Calisto charging base. Product & Accessories Charging base Documentation Getting Started Guide QuickTips Card (stored under base) Handset/Phone Headset Handset/Phone battery Handset/Phone battery door AC power adapter Telephone cord USB cable Cable splitter (to use your phone jack with more than one phone) Software CD Note: For information on optional accessories and replacement parts, visit www. plantronics. com/calistopro. [. . . ] The Calisto Phonebook Live Editor screen shows the contacts currently in the Calisto phonebook. You can edit these contacts directly on this screen (see "Editing an Outlook contact" on page 35). 3. The Outlook Contacts screen shows all contacts currently listed in your Outlook program. New Contacts are contacts that have Page 3 been recently added to Outlook and have not yet been transferred to Calisto. Updated Contacts are contacts that have been recently modified in Outlook and do not exactly match those previously transferred. Unchanged Contacts are contacts that are already in the Calisto phonebook and have not been recently modified. New contacts are automatically marked for transfer to your Calisto phonebook. Do either of the following: ­ To mark additional contacts for transfer, click in the to the left of the contact name. column ­ To unmark a contact for transfer, click the checkmark in the column to the left of the contact name. Tip: To select or deselect marked contacts quickly, press and hold the cursor in the checkmark column while scrolling through the list of contacts. "Name in Phonebook" shows how the name will be displayed on the Calisto handset. You can edit the names from the main screen (see "Editing an Outlook contact" on page 35). Click here to mark or unmark contacts for transfer 5. The Plantronics Phonebook Editor screen now shows the list of contacts currently in your Calisto phonebook, including the contacts you just transferred. Click here 6. ­ Select the option Launch PerSonoCall whenever Windows starts. Page 37 ­ Click the Launch audio devices control panel button and select the Audio tab. ­ Under Sound Playback and Sound Recording default devices, make sure Plantronics Calisto Pro Series is NOT selected. This allows your computer to direct audio sources such as music to your computer speakers instead of Calisto. ­ Instead, select your computer speaker option (which might appear under a different name). Once the VoIP Utility software is installed, plugging in the USB cable should cause the following icon to appear in your computer's system tray: . If the Calisto Pro is not detected by your computer, the following icon appears in the system tray: 4. Launch the VoIP application: ­ With Skype: Upon launching the application, a screen appears that reads Another program wants to use Skype. Configure your VoIP service (first-time use only): ­ With Skype: Launch Skype and select Tools > Options > Sound/Audio Devices among the options on the left. In all three pull-down menus--Audio In, Audio Out, and Ringing-- select the Plantronics option. Save these settings before exiting the screen ­ With Yahoo!: Launch Yahoo Voice!In all three pull-down menus--Microphone, Speakers and Ringer--select the Plantronics option. [. . . ] · To reduce the risk of electric shock, explosion, or fire use only the supplied charger or Class AC adapter to charge the headset. · Do not disassemble the AC adapter as this may expose you to dangerous voltages or other risks. Incorrect reassembly can cause electric shock or fire when the product is subsequently used. · Do not insert anything into the product because this may cause damage to the internal components or cause injury to you. [. . . ]