Indicator Light; Office Mode; Choosing Speakerphone Placement; Replacing The Batteries - Jabra SP500 Manual De Usuario

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Indicator light

To avoid the Jabra SP500's LED light from distracting you when driving at
night, the LED light will be switched off one minute after an active call. It is also
possible to prevent the LED light from flashing by pressing and holding the
mute button for 10 seconds until you hear a second beep. The Jabra SP500 will
still function during this time. When you switch off the unit and then switch it
back on again the LED light will begin flashing again.
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Office mode

Office mode creates the appropriate sound sensitivity to provide optimal
performance of the Jabra SP500 in the office or home environment. It's
recommended that you only use this mode in the above mentioned
environments.
• By pressing and holding the mute button for five seconds you will see the
blue LED light flash rapidly and hear a short beep.
• To return to normal mode, repeat the above action.
When Jabra SP500 is in office standby mode, blue LED light flashes twice
every three seconds.
For optimal performance during teleconferences, please ensure all
participants face the microphone
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Choosing speakerphone placement

For optimal performance, place your Jabra SP500 in direct line of sight with your
Bluetooth mobile phone. You will get better performance when there are no
obstructions (including parts of your body) between the Jabra SP500 and your
mobile phone. Ensure that the microphone is pointing towards your mouth for
optimal sound clarity.
The Jabra SP500 comes with two mounting options for your vehicle.
• A clip for attaching to the sun visor (See fig. 3) and suction mount for use
on the windshield. (See fig. 4)
To release the clip or suction mount – just pull the clip or
suction mount outwards.
IMPORTANT: Ensure that the speakerphone does not obstruct your view of the
road or other road users. It is the owner's responsibility to ensure that the Jabra
SP500 does not create a safety hazard and that its positioning complies with
Federal and State laws. The Jabra SP500 should also be positioned such that it
does not interfere with any vehicle safety equipment, including air bags. The Jabra
SP500 should be positioned securely. Please be aware that in the event of a crash,
loose objects may contribute to driver injury by becoming projectiles.
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(See fig. 3.3 and 4.3)
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Replacing the batteries

The Jabra SP500 comes complete with two 1.2-volt (AA) rechargeable
batteries. You may have to eventually replace the batteries. Please use standard
rechargeable 1.2 volt (AA 2000 mAh) NiMh batteries.
1. Remove the back cover from the speakerphone and replace both batteries
as indicated. Re-attach the back cover to the speakerphone. (See fig. 5)
Enhanced features (for Bluetooth mobile phones
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with hands-free profile)

Bluetooth profiles⁴ are protocols through which Bluetooth devices
communicate with each other. Bluetooth phones support different sets
of profiles – most support both headset and hands-free profiles. In order
for Bluetooth devices to talk to each other they need to support the same
Bluetooth profile. Jabra SP500 supports both the headset and hands-free
profiles.
Although the Jabra SP500 is compatible with Bluetooth phones with either
Bluetooth profile, enhanced features are available only for phones that support
the hands-free Bluetooth profile. Check your phone's instruction guide or
contact the phone manufacturer to find out if your phone supports the hands-
free Bluetooth profile.

Enhanced features:

• Last number redial (when not on a call)
While the speakerphone is on, press and hold
beeps, release immediately.
• Rejecting an incoming call (when not on a call)
When your phone rings, press and hold
release immediately.
• Call-waiting (swapping between two calls)
When your phone notifies you of another incoming call while you're on a
call, press and hold until you hear 2 short beeps, release immediately.
• Putting a call on hold
While you're on a call, press and hold
release immediately. Repeat to retrieve the call.
until you hear 2 short
until you hear 2 short beeps,
until you hear 2 short beeps,
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