MPA II

Multi-Purpose Amplifier

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Installation

Connect all the cords for the telephone and headset as shown on the drawing.
1 Handset cord 2 Headset cord 3 Short telephone cord 4 Quick Disconnect 5 Headset stand

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How to make a call
When you have installed your MultiPurpose Amplifier, please follow these instructions which are general for all telephone systems. 1. Put on your headset. 2. Press headset switch on.

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3. Take your telephone off the hook and make a call.
4. Make sure the mute switch is off. If you wish to disconnect the microphone, press the mute switch on.

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5. Slide the volume conrol to a suitable level. If your telephone has a volume control setting, please set it to the mid to low end of the range for optimum headset performance.
Note: If the Multi-Purpose Amplifier is being used in the battery mode, low batteries are indicated by a beeping noise in the headset. 2

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Table 1: Telephone Compatibility
Set up process 1 For telephone systems mentioned below see page 4. Set up process 2 For telephone systems not mentioned below see page 5.
AT&T AT&T AT&T AT&T Executone ITT/Alcatel Panasonic Toshiba
System 75/85, G1, G2, G3 Merlin 5ESS ISDN 1A2 Encore 501, 601 DBS 40, 72, 96 Strata Se and DK
Rolm AT&T AT&T AT&T Comdial Mitel NEC Northern Telecom Northern Telecom Northern Telecom Northern Telecom Panasonic Rolm
Merlin Legend Consumer Products Consumer Products Executech SX 100, 200 & 2000 Electra Unity Meridian DMS 100 Meridian Norstar Key System CBX and ACD Systems
7100, 7300, and 7400 Series BTN, BIS & 7000 Series 6500 & 7500 Series 2500, 2564, and 2565 Series All Sets 2500 and 2800 Series VB-4300 Series EKT 2101-3102, EKT 6010-6025 in Headset Port ETS Series MLX Series Traditional 100 and 1000 Series Feature Phone and 1600 Series 3500 and 6000 Series Superset 3, 4, and 7 DTerm 4 and 5 All Sets M2000 Series M5000 Series M7000 Series KX-T Series Rolmphone 120, 240, and 400
* Transmit settings vary. Set to a satisfactory level for your telephone while making a call.
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Set up process 1

If your telephone system appears in Table 1 please follow this process. You will not be able to achieve compatibility without completing all the points included in "How to make a call" on page 2. 1 2
Remove the lid for the battery compartment by sliding to the left and then lifting it off. 3
Adjust the telephone type switch according to table 1 on page 3. 4

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For "E" type switch telephones, (see table 1) insert the two AA batteries as indicated on the bottom of the battery comparment. 5
Make a call and adjust the transmit control according to the level indicated in table 1 or to a satisfactory level.

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To replace the battery lid, align it at the right hand side of the battery compartment and press down. Then slide it to the right. 4
If you have any questions, please call GN Netcom at 1-800-826-4656 for assistance.

Set up process 2

If your telephone system does not appear in table 1 please follow this process. You will not be able to achieve compatibility without completing all the points included in "How to make a call" on page 2. 1 2

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Make sure that the telephone type switch is in position C. 4
Take the phone of the hook and make a call. If you do not get a dial tone, go to Set Up Process 2a on the next page. If you achieve a connection, adjust the transmit control to either position 1 or 10. (The middle settings of the transmit wheel have little effect in telephone type C setting. Setting 1 or 10 will give the best results). If you have any questions, please call GN Netcom at 1-800-826-4656 for assistance. 5
To replace the battery lid, align it at the right hand side of the battery compartment and press down. Then slide it to the right.

Set up process 2a

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Adjust the telephone type switch to position E. 3
Insert the two AA batteries as indicated on the bottom of the battery compartment. 4

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Make a call and adjust the transmit control to a satisfactory level. If you still do not hear a dial tone, recheck connections and try the set up again. If you continue to experience difficulties, call Fellowes at 1-800-945-4545.
Multi-Purpose Amplifier Optional Accessories
On-line Indicator Lights up when the headset is in use to indicate to coworkers that you are on the telephone. AC Power Adapter Remove the batteries when using an AC power adapter. AC adapter port indicated by arrow.
Corporate Headquarters 77 Northeastern Blvd., Nashua, NH 03062 1-800-826-4656 Fax: (603) 598-1122
406831-B Printed in USA, November 1998

GN Netcom

Do you use a headset for both your telephone and your computer? Now you can jump from one to the other with the ick of a switchthe SeleCT switch from GN Netcom, Inc. The SeleCT makes it easy to move from phone calls to multimedia to speech recognition to computer-telephony applications. Without fumbling with cords and connectors, or replacing your current GN Netcom equipment. Switch instantly from telephone to computer, for speech recognition and computer-telephony (e.g., voice over Internet) applications Use with your existing GN Netcom headset Enjoy hands-free benetsand GN Netcom sound quality on all your voice applications

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THE ONE-CLICK COMPUTER-TELEPHONY SWITCH.

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Standard Features

Large, user-friendly rocker switch 6-foot cord w/two 3.5 mm jacks 12-inch modular phone cord Two-Year Warranty Velcro mounting kit

SeleCT

The SeleCT system easily connects your headset to both your telephone and computer, so you can move from one to the other with the ick of a switch. A 6-foot cord with standard 3.5 mm phono jacks is included.
The Prole SureFit Flex, which gives you a choice of three interchangeable wearing styles (exible earhook, earloop and headband), is just one of the GN Netcom headsets you can use with the SeleCT switch.

Compatibility

Amplier GN Netcom MPA-II UNEX MP-10A MPA Satellite ACS Applica Carbon Electret
Fits most sound cards (including Sound Blaster -compatible) and voice modems using standard 3.5 mm jacks.

General Specications

Operating Temperature: Dielectric Withstand Voltage: Safety: 050 5,000 V AC or 7,000 V DC UL and CE compliant
The MPA-II Multi-Purpose Amplier works on most phone systems with a modular handset connector. The easiest amplier to set up and use, the MPA-II features a sliding volume control, headset/handset switch, mute switch and a built-in headset stand. An optional on-line indicator lights when the headset is in use.
The PC/Headset Adapter is the non-switchable way to get the hands-free benet of a headset plus the advantages of CTI.

Ordering Guide

SeleCT switch Prole SureFit Flex Headset MPA-II Amplier PC/Headset Adapter Order No. 27313101 405-FLEX-SF MPA-II 1004831

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Its easy to get the benets of the SeleCT. Simply connect your headset to the SeleCT switch, and the SeleCT to your computer and telephone.

For more information:

Printed in USA. 2/99 GNI-117A http://www.TWAcomm.com
Toll Free: (877) 892-2666
GN Netcom, Inc. 77 Northeastern Blvd. Nashua NH 03062 1-800-826-4656 www.gnnetcom.com