Plantronics Calisto Headset with Bluetooth USB Adapter
For further assistance in using the Plantronics Calisto Headset with Bluetooth USB Adapter with the MacSpeech Dictate family of products, please visit: http://www.macspeech.com/support

Table of Contents

Package Contents... 1 Product Features... 2. Wearing the Headset.... 3 Powering Headset & USB Adapter... 4 Charging the Headset... 5. Headset and USB Adapter Indicators/Alerts.. 6 Pairing Headset with USB Adapter... 7 Pairing Headset with Your Mobile Phone.. 8 Adjusting Computer Audio Settings.. 8 Using the Headset... 9 Using the Headset with MacSpeech Dictate.. 10 Regulatory Notices... 11

Package Contents

USB Adapter

Calisto Headset

USB Headset Charger

Product Features

Reversible Earloop
Call Control Button (on/off) Charge Connection Volume Adjust NoiseCanceling Microphone
Pairing/Connect Button USB Connector

Indicator Light

Wearing the Headset
The headset can be worn on your left or right ear. To switch from one ear to the other, flip the ear loop to the side, and twist around.
The ear tip should fit comfortably in the opening of your ear canal
Point the mouthpiece toward your mouth
Powering Headset & USB Adapter
The headset automatically powers up when it is charging. Powering up: Press and hold Headset button for two seconds. Four ascending beeps will sound when powered on. Powering down: Press and hold Headset button for four seconds. Four descending beeps will sound when powered off. NOTE For your convenience, the headset comes pre-paired with the USB adapter, and (if the headset is within range) will automatically connect to the adapter when powered on.
The USB adapter is automatically powered on upon inserting into the USB port of the computer.

Charging the Headset

Before using, you must first charge your headset. The indicator light glows solid red while charging and turns solid blue when the headset is fully charged. Charge the headset for a minimum of 2 hours. Battery talk time is up to eight hours. NOTE Do not use headset while charging and do not connect the charger while headset is in use.
Headset and USB Adapter Indicators/ Alerts
Headset Indicator Lights Action Turn headset on Turn headset off Turn microphone on/off Adjust volume Button Action Press and hold for two seconds Press and hold for four seconds Press for one second Press up or down (not inward) Sounds four ascending beeps four descending beeps one high beep 2 beeps when max/ min volume reached Indicator Lights Flashes blue every 10 seconds
Headset Alerts Alert Low battery Sounds three beeps every 30 seconds Indicator Lights Flashes red three times every three seconds Glows solid red Glows solid blue while connected to charger

Charging Fully charged

USB Adapter Indicator Lights Action Connected to headset (mic in standby) Microphone on Disconnected from headset Pairing mode Indicator Lights Solid blue Flashes blue Flashes purple Flashes red and blue
Pairing Headset with USB Adapter

NOTE The headset and USB adapter are paired to each other at the factory. However, if you have purchased a USB adapter separately, or if you wish to use a replacement headset with your existing adapter, the units must be paired. Insert the USB adapter in the USB port of your computer.

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1.To put the headset into pairing mode, you must first power the headset off. You will hear four descending beeps when the headset powers off. 2.Once headset is off, hold down the call control button for four to six seconds. 3.Release the button when the indicator lights on the headset begin to flash red, then blue. 4.To put the USB adapter into pairing mode, Pinch the pairing/connect 7
button for at least two seconds until the adapter flashes red and blue and begins pairing with your headset. 5.When both the USB adapter and the headset are in pairing mode, and within 30 feet of each other, they should connect. 6.The USB adapter shows a solid blue light when connected to the headset. NOTE Take caution when manually pairing the USB adapter. Do not press hard. Please pinch with both fingers rather than pushing on the adapter to avoid damage to the adapter or the USB port.
Pairing Headset with Your Mobile Phone
1.To put the headset into pairing mode, you must first power the headset off. You will hear four descending beeps when the headset powers off. 2.Refer to your mobile phones user manual for specific instructions about activating Bluetooth pairing. 3. When your mobile phone is searching for Bluetooth devices, press and hold the call control button for 4 to 6 seconds or until the indicator light flashes red and blue. 4.When the mobile phone detects the headset, select Calisto PLT from the list of found devices. 5. When the mobile phone prompts you for a passcode, enter 0000 on the mobile phone keypad.
Adjusting Computer Audio Settings
To use your headset with Mac OS X, ensure that the headset is selected as the default sound input and output device. 1. On your Mac, launch System Preferences (found by clicking on the Apple icon in the upper left corner of your screen). 8

2.Under Sound, click on Input. 3. Select Plantronics BT Adapter. 4. Under Sound, click on Output. 5. Select Plantronics BT Adapter.

Using the Headset

Placing/Answering/Ending calls with your softphone: 1.To make a call, press the call control button on the headset for under one second to activate the microphone and then dial the number via your softphone application. The light on the USB adapter will flash blue while microphone is active. 2.To answer a call, press the headset call control button on the headset for under one second to activate the microphone and then click to answer in your softphone application. 3. To end a call, click to hang up using the controls in your softphone application. NOTE Remember when you are done with a call to put the headset in standby mode (by pressing the call control button for under one second) to conserve battery life. When the headset is in standby mode, the USB adapter will glow solid blue. For other audio applications on computer: 1.Pressing the headset button for under one second will turn the microphone on or off.
Using the Headset with MacSpeech Dictate
When creating a new user profile within MacSpeech Dictate for your headset, note the following: 1. If you have not activated Enable Access for Assistive Devices in Universal Access section of your System Preferences, you will be prompted to do so before you can continue. 2. Next, you will need to create a user profile so that MacSpeech Dictate can get used to your voice, your microphone, and your speech. You will see a blank Profiles Window. 3. To create a profile, click the + button. This will let you enter a profile name and select your microphone type and the language for your profile. 4. Select the Plantronics BT Adapter from the Microphone pull-down menu. 5.Select the spelling model that best suits you from the Spelling pulldown menu, and then choose the Accent. 6. When you have verified your choices are correct, click the Create button. 7. After a short wait, MaSpeech Dictate will create your profile. 8. Be sure that the headset is active and ready for use. The light on the USB Adapter will flash blue when the headset is active. To switch between active and standby, press the headset button for under one second. 9. To conserve battery life, place the headset in standby when not in use. The light on the USB Adapter will remain solid blue to indicate that the headset is in standby.

For further information, and to learn how to use Dictate, see the MacSpeech Dictate User Manual. 10

Regulatory Notices

FCC Requirements Part 15 This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules subpart B. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the users authority to operate the equipment. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

EXPOSURE TO RF RADIATION

The internal wireless radio operates within the guidelines found in radio frequency safety standards and recommendations, which reflect the consensus of the scientific community. Independent studies have shown that the internal wireless radio is safe for use by consumers. Visit www.plantronics.com for more information.

Industry Canada Notice

This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numrique de la classe B est conforme la norme NMB-003 du Canada. Headset: Model:B70 For IC: 457A-E3XX For FCC ID: AL8-E3XX BlueMax (BUA-100): IC: 457A-BUA100 FCC ID: AL8BUA-100
2009 Plantronics, Inc. All rights reserved. Plantronics, the logo design, Calisto, and Sound Innovation are trademarks or registered trademarks of Plantronics, Inc. The Bluetooth word mark is owned by Bluetooth SIG,Inc., and any use of the mark by Plantronics, Inc. is under license 2009 MacSpeech, Inc. and its licensors. All rights reserved. MacSpeech Dictate is a trademark of MacSpeech, Inc.

System Requirements

Computer
Supported Operating Systems: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 Microsoft Windows XP-Service Pack 3 (SP3) or later (Recommended) Microsoft Windows Vista-Service Pack 1 (SP1) or later (Recommended)

Connecting the Cables

* Landline on P830 & P835 only
Speakerphone and Microphone Basics

Speakerphone

1 Analog landline telephone cable (P830 & P835 models only) 2 USB cable to computer 3 AC adapter (P830 & P835 models only; available as an optional accessory for P820 & P835 models) 4 Talk/End key 5 Audio key. Switches from the speakerphone to a headset (or wireless mic) and back. 6 Mute key 7 3.5 mm headset/headphone jacks

Microphone

1 Talk/End key: Press with one tap to answer or end a call. The key is green when you have an incoming call, red when you are on a call. 2 Mute/Unmute keys: Press red key on both sides. The keys light up red when a call is muted

Set up your speakerphone

Accessories
The following optional accessories are sold separately: Microphone clip: Enjoy freedom of movement and exceptional transmit quality for the ultimate speakerphone experience. Plantronics H-Top adapter cable: Connect Plantronics H-Tops with QD directly to the dual 3.5mm headset jack. 2.5mm-to-3.5mm adapter: Convert 2.5mm corded headsets to connect to the dual 3.5mm headset jack. Headset charging cable: Charge a Plantronics Bluetooth headset with micro USB ports directly from your Calisto Carrying case. For more information on accessories, visit plantronics.com.

Set Up Your Calisto

Follow the instructions on the Calisto screen to complete setup. The setup includes the following steps. Most steps are optional. NOTE If you skip any part of setup, you can access the setup screens later by selecting Menu > Settings > Advanced Setup > Setup Assistant.
Basic setup: Enter your preferred language and your country.

Language English Franais Espaol Deutsch Portugus
Area Code setup: If you select United States or Canada as your country, enter your 3-digit landline phone area code. This enables your Calisto to automatically add a 1, if required, when you dial a number from your call log (see Use the Call Log on page 14). If you enter an incorrect digit, press OK to delete the last digit you entered. Press Next (right softkey) if you do not want to enter an area code. Note that this may result in incorrect dialing if you dial a number from your call log.

Setup Assistant

The next few screens will guide you through the setup process
Mobile phone setup (optional): When you connect your Calisto to a mobile phone that supports Bluetooth, call audio from that phone is automatically routed to your Calisto. To connect to a mobile phone, do the following: 1 On the Mobile Phone setup screen, make sure Yes is highlighted, and press OK. NOTE Do not press Next/Skip (right softkey). This skips the phone setup process. 2 Follow the onscreen instructions. If prompted, enter 0000 as the passkey on your phone. NOTE To access mobile phone setup laterfor example, if you want to pair with a second mobile phoneselect Menu > Settings > Bluetooth Setup. Bluetooth headset setup (optional): When you connect your Calisto to a Bluetooth headset, you can route call audio to the headset directly from your Calisto. This lets you use your Bluetooth headset for landline, mobile, and softphone calls. To connect to a mobile phone, do the following: 1 On the Headset setup screen, make sure Yes is highlighted, and press OK. NOTE Do not press Next/Skip (right softkey). This skips the phone setup process. 2 Follow the onscreen instructions. NOTE To access Bluetooth headset setup later, select Menu > Settings > Bluetooth Setup.

Mobile Phone

Do you want to setup a mobile phone to use with Calisto?

Yes(Press OK)

BACK NEXT SKIP

Bluetooth Headset

Do you want to setup a Bluetooth headset to use with Calisto?

Setup Complete

If you require 360-degree room coverage to handle multi-party calls, we recommend using the Plantronics PA50 wireless mic. You can place the wireless mic on a table for full 3600 coverage (see Use Your Calisto with a Wireless Mic on page 22).

Use Call Features

Your Calisto lets you use features such as answering calls from all your connected phone lines, answering a second incoming call, or making a second outgoing call.

Make a Call

Use the Dialpad 1 To bring up the dialpad from the idle screen or the menu, either press Dial (left softkey) or tap the unlit dialpad. NOTE: If the idle screen or the menu is displayed, you can simply enter the number without bringing up the dialpad. 2 If you want to dial the number using a line other than the current outgoing line (see Outgoing Line on page 10), select the line you want to use. 3 Enter the number on the dialpad. (right softkey). To delete all the NOTE: To delete the last digit you entered, press BACKSPACE digits you entered, press and hold BACKSPACE (right softkey). 4 To dial the number, press Talk/End Dial a Call Log Entry See Use the Call Log on page 14. Dial a Favorite See Enter/Edit Favorites on page 15. or OK

Answer or Ignore a Call

Answer a Call Press Answer (right softkey) or Talk/End.
NOTE: If you use a Calisto model P830 or P835 with a landline, see Special Features for Using Your Calisto P830 with a Landline on page 13. Ignore a Call Press Ignore (left softkey). If ringing phone line has voicemail service, the call will continue through to voicemail.
Answer a Second Incoming Call
If you are on a call and receive an incoming call notification, do one of the following: To put the current call on hold and answer the new incoming call: Press Hold & Answer (right softkey). You can then switch between the two calls (see Switch Between Calls on page 11). to hang up the To hang up the current call and answer the new incoming call: Press Talk/End current call. Press Answer (right softkey) or Talk/End to answer the new call.

Switch Between Calls

Press Control Up or Down automatically put on hold. to highlight the call you want to make active. The other call is
NOTE: If you use a Calisto model P830 or P835 with a landline, see Special Features for Using Your Calisto P830 with a Landline on page 13 for more information on call switching.

Mute a Call

You can mute the currently active call at any time by pressing Mute. The Mute key turns red when call is muted. Press Mute again to unmute the call. The Mute key turns white. NOTE: If you put a call on hold (by answering a second call, making a second call, or switching between two active calls), the call on hold is automatically muted.

End a Call

To end the active call, press End (left softkey) or Talk/End. Note the following: If you have one active call and one call on hold, ending the active call makes the call on hold active. If you have one active call and more than one call on hold, ending the active call makes the last call placed on hold active.

Use Other Call Options

Make a Second Outgoing Call

Dial a Number

Mobile
1 While on a call, press Options > Place new Call. 2 Select an option for making the second call: Dial (dialpad), Call Log, or Favorites. When the phone begins dialing the second call, the first call is placed on hold. NOTE: The Make a Call option is available only for a phone line that is not currently in use. For example, if you are on a call on your analog landline, you can make a second outgoing call on your mobile phone or softphone line. Enter Passwords and Numbers

Connected:

555-1212

SWITCH (Flash) OPTIONS

If you are on a call and are prompted to navigate a phone tree or enter a password, simply enter the numbers using the dialpad. Or press Options (right softkey) > Enter digits, and enter the numbers on the dialpad. This works with mobile, home landline, and softphone calls.
Special Features for Using Your P830 & P835 Calisto with a Landline

Use the Flash Feature

00:01:49

SWITCH (Flash)

OPTIONS
During an analog landline call, the left softkey is labeled Switch (Flash). Use this key in any of the following situations: If you are on a call and a second call comes in, on another press Hold & Answer (right softkey) to answer the incoming call. If you receive a call on the same line, press Switch (Flash) (left softkey) to switch between these calls. If you are on one call, to call a second person, press Switch (Flash) (left softkey) to get a dial tone, and then dial the number. If you have two calls, to call a third person, press Options (right softkey) > Place new call to get a dial tone, and then dial the number. When the person answers, press Switch (Flash) (left softkey) to connect the person. NOTE: You can also press Options (right softkey) to change the audio device or enter digits. Use Multiple Phones with the Same Landline If you have multiple phones using the same analog landline for your Calisto, and a call is made or answered on another phone, your Calisto screen shows that a call is in progress and the landline is in use. You do either of the following: or Pickup Call (right softkey) to use your Calisto to join in the call. To hang up Press Talk/End from the call, press Talk/End. or Hang up (left softkey). This does not end the call. Press Main Menu (left softkey) to access the menu. You can use the menu items in the same way as at any other time. Select Landline Call (right softkey) to return to the call.

Use the Call Log

Call Log
1 (123) 456-7890 US CELLULAR MOM JOHNSON M HOME

BACK OPTIONS

The Call Log lists all incoming, outgoing, and missed calls for all phone lines connected to your Calisto. If the caller name is known, the name is shown; otherwise, the phone number is shown. For calls made today, the time is shown. For older calls, the date is shown. Call Log icons include the following: : Missed call : Outgoing call : Incoming call From the Call Log, you can do any of the following: Call a number: Highlight the Call Log entry. To call using the current outgoing line, press Talk/ , highlight the line, and press Talk/End or End To call using a different line, press OK OK. View call details including call duration and phone type, if known: Highlight the Call Log entry and press Options (right softkey) > Call Details. Add the Call Log entry to Favorites: See Create a Favorite from a Call Log Entry on page 16 for details. Sort the Call Log list: From the Call Log, press Options (right softkey) > Sort List. Select whether to sort the list by incoming, outgoing, or missed calls. Delete a Call Log entry: Highlight the entry and press Options (right softkey) > Delete this record. Select Yes to confirm. Delete the entire Call Log: From the Call Log, press Options (right softkey) > Delete all records. Select Yes to confirm.

Enter/Edit Favorites

You can enter names and numbers as favorites so you can easily dial them right on your Calisto. For each favorite, you can enter multiple phone numbers and label them as home (H), work (W), mobile (M), or other (O).

Create a Favorite

You can create a favorite from an ended call, from your Call Log, or manually. Create a Favorite from an Ended Call

Call Ended (00:03:15)

Add this number to Favorites?

No Yes

1 When you end a call from a number that is not already in Favorites, an Add to Favorites? prompt appears. Press Yes (right softkey). 2 Do one of the following: To add the number to an existing favorite: Select Add to existing. Select the favorite to use, and then select the number type to assign the number to. If a number already exists for that type, press Yes (right softkey) to replace the existing number. To create a new favorite for the number: Select Create new favorite. Select the number type (Home, Work, Mobile, Other) and enter or edit the name, if desired. Note the following when entering letters:

To enter the second letter on a key: Press the key twicefor example, to enter K, press 5 twice. Press 5 three times to enter L, and so on Press *. The currently selected option is shown in the upper-right corner of the screen Press 1. Press # or select Insert a Space onscreen. Press BACKSPACE (right softkey). (right softkey).
To switch among lowercase letters, uppercase letters, title case, and numbers: To enter special characters: To enter a space: To delete the last character entered: To delete all characters entered: To move the cursor forward or backward through the characters without making a deletion:
Press and hold BACKSPACE Press Control Up or Down
Press Save (left softkey) twice. Create a Favorite from a Call Log Entry

Options

Call Details Add to Favorites Sort List Delete this record Delete all records
1 Highlight a Call Log entry and press Options (right softkey) > Add to Favorites. 2 Do one of the following: To add the number to an existing favorite: Select Add to existing. Select the favorite to use, select the number type to assign the number to, and press Edit (right softkey). If a number already exists for that type, press Yes (right softkey) to replace the existing number. To create a new favorite for the number: Select Create new favorite. Select the number type and enter or edit the name, if desired. See Create a Favorite from an Ended Call on page 15 for information on entering characters. Press Save (left softkey) twice. Create a Favorite Manually

New Favorite

H W M O

BACK/SAVE EDIT

1Press Menu (right softkey) > Favorites > New Favorite (right softkey). 2Highlight Name, press Edit (right softkey), and use the dialpad to enter the name. See Create a Favorite from an Ended Call on page 15 for information on entering characters. 3Press Save (left softkey). 4 Highlight a phone number type (H = home, W = work, M = mobile, O = other), press Edit (right softkey), and use the dialpad to enter the number. Repeat for each type of number you want to enter. Note the following when entering numbers:
To enter a + symbol: To insert a 1-second pause in the numbers you are entering:
Press and hold 0. Select Insert a Pause onscreen. Inserting a pause allows you to add/edit passcodes/passwords to phone numbers so that the entire string automatically gets dialed. This feature is known as chain dialing. Press BACKSPACE (right softkey). (right softkey).
To delete the last character entered: To delete all characters entered: To move the cursor forward or backward through the characters without making a deletion:

Microphone Used On:

Single 3.5mm jack

Calisto

Single 2.5mm jack
Headphones with Microphones Plantronics Professional H-Tops (Example: Plantronics SupraPlus wideband Headset)

Dual 3.5mm jack

Headphones

Quick Disconnect

Can switch between wireless mic and Calisto
Switch Call Audio Between Your Calisto and a Headset
To switch call audio between your Calisto speakerphone and any connected headsets, do one of the following: When you are not on a call: Press Audio Options. If you have one headset connected to your Calisto, pressing this key switches from the speakerphone to the headset and back. If you have more than one headset connected to your Calisto, pressing this key opens the Audio Devices screen. Select the device you want to use. This device now becomes the default audio device audio for new incoming calls plays over this device unless you change it.

Call Options

Change Audio Device Enter digits
NOTE: If you have a Plantronics PA50 wireless mic, it appears on the Audio Devices screen as Speakerphone + Wireless Mic. If you plug in a wired headset/headphones/earbud, the call audio automatically routes to the attached device. If you unplug the wired device, call audio automatically routes to the Calisto speakerphone. For information on disconnecting the currently connected Bluetooth headset, see Disconnect from/Reconnect to a Mobile Phone or Bluetooth Headset on page 26.
Use Your Calisto with a Wireless Mic
The Calisto PA50 is a wireless mic for use with the Calisto 800 series of multi-device speakerphones. The wireless mic is an accessory that provides unparalleled freedom of movement and exceptional transmit quality for the ultimate speakerphone experience.
The PA50 is included and pre-paired with the Calisto P825 and P835 speakerphone and is available as an accessory sold separately for use with the Calisto P820 or P830 models.
1 Disconnect all cables from your Calisto. 2 Insert the wireless mic docking station into the slots at the bottom of the Calisto. Make sure the docking station is pushed all the way in.
3 Reconnect all cables to the Calisto. 4 Place the wireless mic in the docking station and charge it for a minimum of 2 hours or until the Calisto screen indicates that the mic is fully charged.

Pairing (if not pre-paired)
1 Once the wireless mic is fully charged, on your Calisto, go to Menu > Settings > Bluetooth Setup. Select Headset (or Wireless Mic) > Pair New Headset. 2 Put the wireless mic in pairing mode by pressing red and green. for 10 seconds or until the light flashes
3 On your Calisto, press Next (right softkey) to search for the wireless mic. 4 Follow the instructions on your Calisto screen to complete pairing. Once it is paired, the wireless mic is connected to your Calisto.

Wearing and Use

The wireless mic can be worn on a collar or lapel. This illustration shows the optimal location.
The wireless mic can also be placed flat on a table for flexible small group conferencing. It provides full 360-degree microphone coverage. Talk Time: Up to 5 hours Standby time: 7 days Charging Time: Approximately 2 hours Maximum Range: Up to 45 feet/12 meters

Features

1 Once undocked, press the microphone. key on the wireless mic to replace the built-in speakerphone
2 When the wireless mic is active, the is displayed on screen and the built-in speakerphone microphone is turned off. Also note LED on front of unit will go out when remote mic is live. 3 To transfer a call from the wireless mic to the speakerphone and back, press speakerphone. on the
4 Talk/End key: Press with one tap to answer or end a call. The key is green when you have an incoming call, red when you are on a call. 5 Mute/Unmute keys: Press red key on both sides. The keys light up red when a call is muted.

Wireless Mic Usage

Initial Setting

Audio to Speaker phone

Answer Call From.
Which How can I tell How do I mic change Active? active mics?
LED on front of base is lit when call answered. Hook-switch light on mic-clip will stay off Pickup mic-clip and push mic-clip hook-switch button once or push the Audio selection button (Headset icon) on the base to make remote mic active Push the Audio selection button (headset icon) on the base to switch back to base mic or return the micclip to its docking station.
How do I know the audio changed?
You will see the LED on the base turn off and the hook-switch button on the mic-clip lit up red when the mic-clip is active
Base Base (push selection button on the base)
Mic-clip (pickup mic-clip and push hookswitch button on the clip)
Mic-Clip LED on front of base momentarily will go on then off. Hook switch light on micclip will go red
LED on the base will light and hookswitch button on the mic-clip will turn off

Bluetooth Setup Pair with a Mobile Phone or Bluetooth Headset Use Bluetooth Setup to pair your Calisto with a new mobile phone or Bluetooth headset. 1Press Menu (right softkey) > Settings > Bluetooth Setup. 2Select Mobile Phone or Headset (or Wireless Mic). NOTE: If you purchase a PA50 wireless mic (sold separately), the Wireless Mic option appears on this screen also. 3 Follow the onscreen instructions to pair your device with your Calisto. Change the Connected Phone or Headset If you have more than one mobile phone or Bluetooth headset paired with your Calisto, you can change the connected phone or headset. You can have only one connected phone or headset at a time. See Disconnect from/Reconnect to a Mobile Phone or Bluetooth Headset on page 26 for instructions. Remove a Phone or Headset from Calisto Memory If you no longer want to use a mobile phone or Bluetooth headset with your Calisto, you can remove the device from the Calisto memory, so it no longer appears on the list of paired devices. 1Press Menu (right softkey) > Settings > Bluetooth Setup. 2Select Mobile Phone or Headset. 3 Select the phone or headset you want to remove from memory. 4Press Delete (right softkey). 5Press Yes (right softkey) to confirm. Advanced Setup Advanced Setup lets you return to and modify the initial setup screens. 1Press Menu (right softkey) > Settings > Advanced Setup. 2 Select one of the following: Setup Assistant: See Set Up Your Calisto on page 6. Factory Reset: Select to restore your Calisto to the original factory settings. This erases all favorites and call log entries, and deletes any paired Bluetooth devices from your Calistos memory.

Troubleshooting

I have my headset and mobile connected; how do I connect them both to Calisto 800?

Automatic Reconnect:

If a Voyager Pro+ or Voyager Pro UC is used, go to Bluetooth menu in Calisto and select Connect Both. They should both automatically reconnect even if Headset is still actively connected to the Mobile. These 2 headsets have special firmware to allow automatic reconnect. Note: If an iPhone is used, it should also allow the automatic reconnect. Unlike Blackberry, iPhone supports Multipoint capability, allowing the iPhone to retain a BT connection both to the Bluetooth headset and Calisto at the same time.

Manual Reconnect:

If a different Bluetooth headset is used, user first needs to go in their Mobile menu and disconnect the Bluetooth headset from the Mobile. User then goes to Bluetooth menu in Calisto and selects Connect Both. Note: In a few rare instances, Connect both may succeed on the 2nd attempt as opposed to the 1st. This is due to a conflict between Bluetooth reconnection attempts between Mobile and Calisto that happen to occur at same time. Connect both or Connect Mobile or Connect Headset on-screen options also allow a user to reconnect a live call back to Calisto. Can I use the same headset with Calisto 800 and my Mobile Phone? Yes, but unless your headset is a Voyager Pro+ or Voyager Pro UC, or your Mobile phone is an iPhone, you will first need to go in the Mobile BT menu to disconnect the headset from the Mobile Phone before reconnecting it to Calisto 800. Most Mobile Phones today outside of iPhones - do not support Multipoint which means that they cant both be connected to a Bluetooth headset and Calisto at the same time. Voyager Pro+ is the recommended headset it supports wideband audio. Voyager Pro UC v2 is also recommended but users need to be aware that plugging the Bluetooth Dongle into the USB port at the same time as Calisto, will require user to select which device to route audio to. Yes, during the call, select Options and then Take Mobile Call On the Go on the Calisto screen. If a Mobile phone is connected, the audio is automatically transferred back into the Mobile Handset If a Mobile Phone and a Bluetooth headset are connected, the audio is automatically transferred back into the Mobile Handset. The Calisto screen prompts the user to either press the Headset button (for Voyager Pro+ or Voyager Pro UC v2) or go in the Mobile menu to transfer audio back to the Headset. Note: Transfer Audio to Mobile is an alternative option to Take Mobile call on the Go. The only difference is that it keeps the call information on screen Yes, but you will need to decide which of the 2 to actively connect. Go to Mobile menu to view which of the 2 devices is currently connected (it should say Disconnect Vpro if Vpro is currently connected). Select Setup and follows the instructions to select a different Headset or Mobile Phone.
What Bluetooth headset does Plantronics recommend for Calisto 800? If I am on a Mobile call via Calisto, can I transfer the audio back to my Mobile/ Headset if I need to leave?
Can I use both a PA50 Wireless Mic and Bluetooth Headset with Calisto? Or can I use 2 different Mobile Phones?

The Tx or Rx audio quality on my Calisto sounds muffled or distorted?
If the Calisto unit is used by several people at the same time, users should be positioned either in front or the back of the unit for optimal microphone pick-up. For small group calls, we highly recommend that the PA50 Wireless Mic be used as it provides flexible 360 degree room coverage. First, make sure the PA50 Mic is indeed turned on (see above question). Second, make sure the PA50 Mic is placed on lapel in the optimal location shown here.
The Wireless PA50 Mic doesnt seem to work as well as the Calisto speakerphone?
It can also be placed flat on a table for group calls but in that case, more background noise/room echo will be picked up When I plug the unit into the First, make sure MSFT OC R2/Lync is up and running USB port, the unit says PC Second, go into MSFT OC Tools/ Set up Audio and Video and make sure unavailable? Calisto 800 Series is selected as the Speaker and Microphone Third, go to the PC System Audio Settings and similarly make sure Calisto 800 Series is selected as the Default device for Playback and Recording (optional). Reboot the PC and the unit (both USB and AC) and try again. When plugging the unit into the USB port, make sure that the Hardware is detected. How do I know what version Go in Menu> Settings> About Calisto of firmware/software I am using? Some keys on the dialpad do The keypad sensors adapt to a users touch as much as the user also gets not seem to respond when I used to them. Just like with Touchscreens, it may take a few hours for the user and the unit to get fully calibrated! hit them? Call Control doesnt work when I use Skype, Avaya or other non Micosoft Lync/Office Comminicator softphones? Call control for softphones other than Lync/Microsoft Office Communicator will be available later in 2011
When I try to redial an entry Today Lync/Microsoft Office Communicator pass incomplete Call Information back to Calisto in some cases in the Call Log, I get an error message that the call cannot be dialed?
Can I access Voicemail on Calisto?
Yes, Calisto supports PSTN Voicemail and Lync/Microsoft Office Communicator R2 Voicemail. In the case of PSTN, it requires the user subscribe to the service from their phone provider and enter the Voicemail Access number under Settings>Landline Voicemail>Voicemail Access. In the case of Lync/Microsoft Office Communicator R2, it requires an enterprise to have enabled Unified Messaging application from Microsoft. When either a PSTN or R2/ Lync voicemail is left, a large Envelope icon is displayed on Capriana screen. By pressing the 1 key for 3 seconds, the user is able to trigger and listen to the voicemail from both Lync/Microsoft Office Communicator R2 and PSTN.

My wireless mic didnt connect to my Calisto.
Please try pairing the wireless mic and your Calisto again (see Use Your Calisto with a Wireless Mic on page 22). In the unlikely event that this doesnt fix the problem, simultaneously press the handset icon and mute button on wireless mic for six seconds to re-boot the wireless mic. After doing this replace mic in the docking station

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