Accutone WT89 - Manual (Page 4)

[ inspiring people, inspiring change ] B. INSTALLING YOUR WT89 HEADSET
putting everything together!
Installation Installation
B1. connecting to the telephone
Unplug the handset from your telephone base,
and plug the handset into the Handset
Connector (J).
Connect one end of the RJ Modular Cable (X)
to the Telephone Connector (K) under the
base station, the other end of the RJ Modular
Cable (Y) goes into the handset jack of your
telephone unit (where it used to connect to the
telephone handset).
For instructions to connect to the handset lifter,
refer to P.12 of this manual.
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Y
B2. connecting to the base station
Connect Power Adaptor (4) to the Power
Adaptor Jack (H), then connect to any power-
socket. (Make sure the voltage specified on the
adaptor corresponds to your local electrical
power supply specifications).
The Power Adaptor (4) comes with two types
of pin adaptors. Select the one that fit the
standard wall jack of your country, and simply
install the adaptor by facing the metal pins on
the power adaptor to the socket of the pin
adaptor. If you are un-sure about this, consult
with your local distributor for assistance.
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B3. charging the wireless headset
Place the wireless headset into the base station
as illustrated. The illustration shows a right-ear
wearing setup. Refer to section C1 on how to
switch the headset wearing style from right-ear
to left. Both setup styles can be charged by
installing the headset into the base station.
Make sure the power adaptor is connected to
the unit and plugged into a power source.
The battery will be ,
and can operate for 5~8 hrs. The Battery
Charging Indicator (D) will light up red once
the headset is inserted to the base station.
fully-charged in 2 hours
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When the power runs low, user will hear a warning signal through their
headset, and the Indicator (6) on the Headset will flash red as well.
Note that full battery capacity can only be achieved when the battery has been
charged and re-charged 4~5 times.
WT89 employs a special-designed system which prevents the battery from
being overcharged. However this also prevent users from replacing the
battery themselves. If you find that the battery runs out very quickly or that it
does not perform as we suggested here, please bring the unit back to your
local distributor for battery replacement. A fee may be charged on the battery
as well as the service provided.
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J
K
H
6
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To minimize risk of interference, the base unit should not be located close to other
electrical equipment, in direct sunlight or near any strong heat source. It is also normal
for the device to become warm during charging.
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