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GN8000
Welcome to the GN8000 technical support area, where we offer answers to your frequently asked questions and technical product information. |
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Popular questions
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Why can’t I hear a dial tone when the headset is on?
- Make sure you have inserted both the headset and handset cords into the appropriate ports. Make sure the headset/handset switch is in headset position. Make sure that the batteries are properly installed. Replace the batteries with fresh batteries. You may have the system selector switch in a position that does not correspond with your telephone. Lift the amplifier top cover and move the system selector switch to another position.
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Why does the other party have a hard time hearing me?
- Make sure that the mute switch is in talk position. Check the position of the headset microphone boom arm and make sure it is placed approximately 2 cm from your lower lip. The microphone volume control may be too low. Lift the amplifier top cover and adjust the transmit volume towards the right to a higher number. You may have the system selector switch in a position that does not correspond with your telephone. Lift the amplifier top cover and move the systems selector switch to another position.
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Why do I hear an echo in my headset when I talk?
- The microphone volume control may be too high. Lift the amplifier top cover and adjust the microphone volume towards the left to a lower number.
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Why do I hear a beeping noise in my headset?
- A beeping noise in your headset may indicate that the batteries in your amplifier are low. Replace both batteries using only AA size batteries.
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Why doesn’t the on-line indicator light or flash?
- Make sure the headset stand/on-line indicator is plugged all the way into the port on the rear of the amplifier. Make sure that the batteries are properly installed. Replace the batteries with fresh batteries.
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Why doesn’t the on-line indicator light or flash?
- Make sure the headset stand/on-line indicator is plugged all the way into the port on the rear of the GN 8210. Make sure that the power adapter is connected to a functioning wall socket.
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