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TAKE A GOOD LOOK CALL BUTTON • Take a call or end it (1 tap) • Redial (2 taps) • Reconnect lost connection (1 tap) • Activate pairing after initial set up (press until LED flashes blue/red) • Transfer a call to/from headset (1-second press during call) POWER SWITCH • On (slide to reveal black) • Off (slide to reveal red) VOICE RECOGNITION BUTTON • Voice Recognition (VR) commands (Tap VR button, say a command within 10 seconds. See Voice Com- mands for commands list.) • Initiate phone’s voice-dialing (2-taps then tone heard) MICRO USB CHARGING PORT • With AC charger: 20 minutes (1 hour talk time) Less than 2 hours (full charge) • Best performance when fully charged VOLUME/MUTE BUTTON • Volume up/down (1 tap per level change) • Mute: on/off (1-second press) LED • Charging (Solid red. No light when fully charged) • Low battery (2 red flashes, 2 tones and voice alert) • Critically low (3 red flashes, 3 tones and voice alert) Be safe! Please read the safety guide before using your new headset.

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TAKE A GOOD LOOK

CALL BUTTON• Takeacallorendit (1 tap)• Redial(2 taps)• Reconnectlostconnection(1 tap)• Activatepairingafterinitialsetup

(press until LED flashes blue/red)• Transferacallto/fromheadset

(1-second press during call)

POWER SWITCH• On (slide to reveal black)• Off (slide to reveal red)

VOICE RECOGNITION BUTTON• VoiceRecognition(VR)commands

(Tap VR button, say a command within 10 seconds. See Voice Com-mands for commands list.)

• Initiatephone’svoice-dialing (2-taps then tone heard)

MICRO USB CHARGING PORT• WithACcharger: 20 minutes (1 hour talk time) Less than 2 hours (full charge)• Bestperformancewhenfullycharged

VOLUME/MUTE BUTTON• Volumeup/down (1 tap per level

change)• Mute:on/off (1-second press)

LED• Charging (Solid red. No light when

fully charged)• Lowbattery (2 red flashes, 2 tones

and voice alert)• Criticallylow (3 red flashes, 3 tones

and voice alert)

Besafe!Please read the safety guide before using your new headset.

Plantronics .Audio™ 655 User Guide

Package Contents and Features

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Operating Systems Configuration

Your .Audio 655 headset works with any USB-compliant computer. The headset will automatically be set as the active audio device once plugged in. Below are details on how to set the audio device for the most popular operating systems.

WINDOWS USERS: On-ear controls may not function properly with operating systerms earlier than Windows XP.

Windows Vista®

1 Go to Start > Control Panel > Classic View > Sounds.

2 On the Playback tab, select the “Plantronics USB Headset” as the Sound Playback device.

3 Select Properties, and on the Levels tab, adjust the Volume Slider as necessary. Do not select the mute option. Select OK.

4 On the Recording tab, select the “Plantronics USB Headset” as the Sound Recording device.

5 Select Properties, and on the Levels tab, adjust the Volume Slider as necessary. Do not select the mute option. Select OK.

6 Select OK.

Windows® XP

1 Go to Start > Control Panel > Sounds and Audio Devices.

2 On the Audio tab, select “Plantronics USB Headset” as the Sound Playback and Sound Recording device.

3 On the Voice tab, select the “Plantronics USB Headset” as the Voice Playback and Voice Recording device.

4 On the Volume tab, adjust the Volume Slider as necessary. Do not select the Mute option.

5 Select OK.

Mac OS X

1 Go to System Preferences > Sound.

2 On the Output tab, select the “Plantronics USB Headset” as the Sound Output device.

3 Adjust the Output Volume Slider as necessary. Do not select the mute option.

4 On the Input tab, select the “Plantronics USB Headset” as the Sound Input device.

5 Adjust the Input Volume Slider as necessary.

6 Select OK.

Headset Controls

Product Specifications

Technology Digital USB

Full range stereo Stereo headset

Wearing style Over the head

Cable length 2 meters/6 feet

Ear cushion material Non-allergenic

Ear cushion design Closed ear

Noise cancelling mic Yes

Microphone boom Rotates/bends

Mic mute FastMic mute

Volume controls On ear

Speaker driver size 40 mm diameter

Speaker frequency response

20 Hz—20 kHz

Speaker sensitivity 0 dBPa +/- 4 dB

Speaker impedance 32 ohms

Microphone frequency response

100 Hz—10 kHz

Microphone sensitivity 12 dBFS +/- 4dB

Maximum power input for speakers

9 dBPa

When using the internet to make calls (i.e., using VoIP), callers cannot hear me

Check that the application being used has “Plantronics USB Headset” listed as the active device for listening and speaking.

Some applictions need to be set manually or restarted before they will recognize a new audio device.

Troubleshooting

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©2009 Plantronics, Inc. All rights reserved. Plantronics, the logo design, .Audio, and Sound Innovation are trademarks or registered trademarks of Plantronics, Inc. Windows and Windows Vista are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Mac OS X is a trademark of Apple, Inc. registered in the US and other countries. All other trademarks appearing herein are the property of their respective owners.

Adjust volume

Increase: Press +Decrease: Press -

WARNING Do not use headsets at high volumes for an extended period of time. Doing so can cause hearing loss. Always listen at moderate levels. See www.plantronics.com/healthandsafety for more information on headsets and hearing.

Muting the microphone

Mute: Lift the boom to full stop.Unmute: Lower the boom.

CAUtION Do not force the boom past its upper or lower limits.

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Configuración en distintos sistemas operativos

El audífono .Audio 655 funciona con cualquier computadora que tenga un puerto USB. El audífono se ajustará automáticamente como dispositivo de audio activo una vez que esté conectado. A continuación se describe cómo configurar el dispositivo de audio en los sistemas operativos más comunes.

USUARIOS DE WINDOWS: Es posible que los controles en el oído funcionen correctamente con sistemas operativos anteriores a Windows XP.

Windows Vista®

1 Vaya Inicio > Panel de control > Vista clásica > Sonido.

2 En la ficha Reproducción, seleccione “Plantronics Audifono USB” como dispositivo de reproducción de sonido.

3 Seleccione Propiedades y, en la ficha Niveles, ajuste el control deslizante de volumen según sea necesario. No seleccione la opción Silencio. Seleccione Aceptar.

4 En la ficha Grabar, seleccione el audífono “Plantronics Audifono USB” como dispositivo de grabación de sonido.

5 Seleccione Propiedades y, en la ficha Niveles, ajuste el control deslizante de volumen según sea necesario. No seleccione la opción Silencio. Seleccione Aceptar.

6 Seleccione Aceptar.

Windows® XP

1 Vaya a Inicio > Panel de control > Dispositivos de sonido y audio.

2 En la ficha Audio, seleccione “Plantronics Audifono USB” como dispositivo para la reproducción y la grabación de sonido.

3 En la ficha Voz, seleccione “Plantronics Audifono USB” como dispositivo para la reproducción y grabación de voz.

4 En la ficha Volumen, ajuste la barra deslizante de volumen según sea necesario. No seleccione la opción Silencio.

5 Seleccione Aceptar.

Mac OS X

1 Vaya a Preferencias del Sistema > Sonido.

2 En la ficha Salida, seleccione el audífono “Plantronics Audifono USB” como dispositivo de salida de sonido.

3 Ajuste el control deslizante de Volumen de salida según sea necesario. No seleccione la opción Silencio.

4 En la ficha Entrada, seleccione el audífono “Plantronics Audifono USB” como dispositivo de entrada de sonido.

5 Ajuste el control deslizante de Volumen de entrada según sea necesario.

6 Seleccione Aceptar.

Controles del audífono

Especificaciones del producto

Tecnología Digital por USB

Gama completa de sonido estéreo

Audífono estéreo

Estilo de uso Estilo diadema

Longitud del cable 2 metros/6 pies

Material de las orejeras No alergénico

Diseño de las orejeras Cerrado

Micrófono con anulación de ruido

Brazo de micrófono Giratorio y flexible

Silenciar micrófono Silencio rápido

Controles de volumen En la oreja

Tamaño del controlador de las bocinas

40 mm de diámetro

Respuesta de frecuencia de las bocinas

20 Hz - 20 kHz

Sensibilidad de la bocina

0dBPa +/- 4dB

Impedancia de la bocina

32 ohmios

Respuesta de frecuencia del micrófono

100Hz—10kHz

Sensibilidad del micrófono

12dBFS +/- 4dB

Entrada máxima de potencia para las bocinas

9dBPa

Cuando realizo llamadas a través de Internet (por ejemplo, mediante VoIP), los interlocutores no me oyen.

Compruebe que la aplicación que está usando tenga “Plantronics Audifono USB" como dispositivo activo para hablar y escuchar.

Algunas aplicaciones necesitan reiniciarse o configurarse manualmente para poder reconocer un nuevo dispositivo de audio.

Solución de problemas

Ajustar volumen

Subir: presione +Bajar: presione -

ADVERtENCIA: No use nunca los audífonos a un volumen alto durante periodos prolongados. Esto puede causar pérdida de audición. Use siempre un volumen moderado. Vea www.plantronics.com/healthandsafety para obtener más información acerca de los audífonos y la audición.

Silenciar el micrófono Silenciar: levante el brazo del micrófono hasta el tope.Reactivar el sonido: baje el brazo del micrófono.

PRECAUCIóN No fuerce el brazo del micrófono más allá del tope superior o inferior.

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Base Designs Lab Setup for Validated Reference Design Validated Reference Design

Chapter 1: VRD Example Campus Network

The VRD example campus network emulates the recommended campus network discussed in the Aruba Campus Network Validated Reference Design (Version 8). Figure 1 shows the VRD example network setup.

Figure 1 VRD example campus network

This example network is used to explain the concepts and it is not designed to prove scalability. Aruba engineering performs extensive testing that is related to scalability. All the screenshots and configuration used in the VRDs are from this example network.

The example network is not an exact replica of the recommended campus deployment at the core layer. This example network uses the collapsed core architecture. Aruba recommends that the two master controllers be connected to two data center distribution switches to form a full mesh topology. The following sections explain the setup of the example network.

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Figure 19 VRRP table on MC2-Sunnyvale-3600

Local RedundancyThe local controllers at the aggregation layer also use VRRP instances to provide redundancy. However, a different redundancy model called active-active redundancy is used. In this model, the two local controllers terminate APs on two separate VRRP VIP addresses. Each Aruba controller is the active local controller for one VIP address and the standby local controller for the other VIP. The controllers share a set of APs and divide the load among them. The APs are configured in two different AP groups, each with a different VIP as the LMS IP address.

Figure 20 Active-active redundancy

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