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Consistent sound clarity, background noise reduction and safe noise levels
Less noise and distractions keep agents focused
Noise-cancelation
Advanced noise reducing technology eliminates disruptive sounds and call interruptions.
Line Quieting
Removes line hiss, buzz and other distracting noises from the phone network.
Soft Squelch
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Clear sound makes it possible for the agent and the caller to understand each other
DSP (Digital Signal Processing)Advanced technology that delivers crystal clear sound without echoes or artifacts so agents can have more effective conversations.
Dynamic Volume ControlAutomatically adjusts call volume to a comfortable level with no distortion.
Tone Control EqualizerEnables agents to adjust the sound of their headset to the optimal level of crispness and clarity.
Streamline operations for greater productivity
Busylight
A Busylight (accessory) tells colleagues you’re on a call, keeping potential interruptions to a minimum.
PC and Desk Phone Compatibility
Safe, comfortable sound enables motivated and productive agents all day long
PeakStop™Acoustic shock protection that removes potentially harmful sound spikes before they reach the headset.
Noise at Work ComplianceJabra audio processors are compliant with EU and US regulations and recommendations to ensure agent safety and compliancy with local laws.
The Jabra LINK 850 features a powerfull DSP. The DSP gains the input signal to a certain level and makes sure that the audio is not too loud, so your hearing get's damaged. If the input signal is too high (the telephone plays too loud) and the LINK 850 gains it, it reaches the upper limit and the audio get's distorted. To solve this issue, lower the volume of the phone to a medium level and use the LINK 850 to turn up the volume.
To secure that LINK 850 receives a constant leveled input signal from the PC, the windows settings has been disabled. Speaker volume should be adjusted on the unit and there is no volume synchronization between the unit and windows. By doing this you avoid having double adjustability. The microphone gain is to be adjusted on the unit as well.
There are two ways of powering the Jabra LINK 850. You can either choose to connect the LINK 850 to the USB port of you computer. The USB cable is in the box. Or you can buy an extra AC power supply which will connect mains power to micro USB.
Yes, the unit can still be powered allthough the USB port has been un-authorized by IT. No data or audio will be sent to the PC, though.
At the bottom of the Jabra LINK 850, there is a switch which operates between Icons of shields. Default setting is one shield. This setting means that the unit is offering basic Peakstop protection, no signals exceeding 118 dB. When moving the switch to the double shield icon, the unit delivers maximum protection, which is in line with the EU noise-at-work directive. When this is activated, the unit will not play louder than 85dB in average over a 8 hours working day. This we call long period protection. When the double shield icon is activated the user is also protected by Peakstop. This we call short period protection.
At the bottom of the Jabra LINK 850 there is a knob which can be positioned from 1-9. The default setting when you un-pack the unit is setting 2. To gain the microphone signal, dial a colleague or friend, turn the knob clockwise towards position 9. When an acceptable level is reached, lower the microphone gain a bit to secure the unit is not transmitting too much.
At the bottom of the Jabra LINK 850, there is a manual switch with the Icons "Deskphone" and "PC". Default setting is deskphone mode. When moving the switch into PC mode, audio is now received and transmitted to the PC. The Handset/Headset switch on top of the product is disabled in PC mode.
To attach the Jabra LINK 850 to the table, you have to first remove the circular plate on the bottom of the unit. This is done by turning it into the position with the "un-lock" diagram. In the box there is a small envelope with an attachment plate and a small screw. Find the position on the table where it should be attached. Use the screw to fixate the attachment plate and place the unit over it. Now turn the unit into place, so it is locked to the table.
No, as the Jabra LINK 850 features both a DSP and USB chipset, it needs power to be operational.
No, the Jabra LINK 850 should not be disrupted by devices operating with other technologies. If you are experiencing issues with the Jabra LINK 850, it might be due to the analogue phone or the fact that the 2-wire telephone system is not tuned into radio frequency interferences.
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