Wireless System Discovery 925/975 Bluetooth Headset Date Code The date code of your product designates its date of manufacture, and it can be used to establish your warranty period. The date code is generally listed with your product’s model and part number, although this is not always the case. The chart below can assist with understanding … Continued
Wireless System Discovery 600 Series Bluetooth Headset (610, 640, 640E, 645, 655 and 665) Date Code The date code of your product designates its date of manufacture, and it can be used to establish your warranty period. The date code is generally listed with your product’s model and part number, although this is not always the … Continued
Plantronics HL10 Handset Lifter Date Codes The date code on the HL10 Handset Lifter shows four numbers. The first two numbers stand for the number of the week (in epoch measure) of the year that the HL10 was manufactured; the second two numbers stand for the last two numbers of the year. In the … Continued
Wireless System BackBeat 903+ Date Code The date code of your product designates its date of manufacture, and it can be used to establish your warranty period. The date code is generally listed with your product’s model and part number, although this is not always the case. The chart below can assist with understanding the date … Continued
Wireless System BackBeat 903 & BackBeat 906 Date Codes The date code of your product designates its date of manufacture, and it can be used to establish your warranty period. The date code is generally listed with your product’s model and part number, although this is not always the case. The chart below can assist … Continued
Information Technology (IT) is what seems to drive business today. Just about every company has its IT department made up of personnel trained to help it run smoothly. They can work on anything from maintaining computer mainframes, to fighting viruses, to programming a simple phone. Speaking of the simple phone, or PlainOldTelephoneS (POTS for short), … Continued
The Supra and SupraPlus headsets have an additional ear cushion that can be purchased separately to help cut down on the noise level around you. With one or both ears completely covered, you can give your full and complete attention to your calls, instead of being distracted with the noise level of your coworkers. You … Continued
Remote ring detection provides a low tone *triple beep in your wireless headset when you receive an incoming call. This feature requires a handset lifter accessory, such as the Plantronics HL10 or an EHS cable. If you do have a handset lifter but do not hear the remote ring detection, please check the following: Check … Continued
By David Byrd This past weekend I hosted a dinner party, so Friday was a simple affair of brined pork chops and roasted potatoes. However, Saturday was my first grilled or smoked dinner. It was not a BBQ or casual affair. We started with smoked salmon served with an avocado purée, smoked fontina cheese and … Continued
DSP: Digital Signal Processing* enhances the sound of your voice. SSP: Secure Simple Pairing* If your phone supports SSP you will not need to enter a PIN code or Passkey. HSP: Headset Profile* For voice and mono music, this is the most commonly used profile, providing support for the popular Bluetooth headsets to be used … Continued