How to connect my Jabra Pro 9450 with Avaya IP 2410, IP 5410, IP 6416D, IP 6416M, 6424D, 6424M

Prerequisite:

Jabra Pro 9450 + Jabra Link 14201-20

In combination with one of the following Avaya phones:

• IP 2410
• IP 5410
• IP 6416D+M/ 6424D+M

 

Connection:

1. Insert the RJ10 to RJ10 connection cable supplied with the Jabra Pro 94x0 into the socket marked with a "phone" on your Jabra Pro 94x0 base, and the other end into the socket marked with a “phone” symbol on the EHS adapter
2. Now connect the end of the RJ45 to RJ45 connection cable (EHS adapter) marked in “red” to the socket marked with "AUX" on the EHS adapter with the "AUX" socket on your Jabra Pro 94x0 base
3. Now connect the white RJ10 to RJ10 connection cable, marked with "A", to the socket marked with "headset/handset" of the EHS adapter and to the “headset” socket on your phone.
   Important: with the phones 6416D+M / 6424D+M, the white cable marked with "B" must be used (instead of the "C" cable)
4. Connect the dial tone sensor to the EHS adapter, and attach this in the middle on the phone speaker.

 

You now have the option of setting up the headset on your phone via the automatic or manual configuration.

 

Automatic configuration:

To start the automatic configuration, have someone make a call to this phone and wait at least 10 seconds before taking the call. The appropriate EHS mode should now be installed.

If the automatic configuration has not worked, please select DHSG mode manually.

 

Base setup:

Set the phone set-up switch to position "A".

 

 

 

Microphone level setup:

Remove the cover from the base of the Jabra Pro 9450 and make a call with the headset, to a colleague for example. If you are too loud or too quiet to the person you are calling, please use the volume adjuster until you achieve the optimum volume level.