This button is basically on the opposite end of the ear piece. The only other control on the headset is the call answer/end button. The user is notified of the muting by 3 consecutive beeps in the headset speaker. Holding down the volume down control will initiate and end the mute functionality. The buttons are raised and slightly separated, making them easy to operate even though it takes some getting accustomed to since you are unable to see the controls while using the device. Switching focus from the base to the headset, you will find the listening volume up and down controls located on the piece that sits behind the ear.
After I got used to the CS70N, I realized that the down position was a better fit to how I intended to use the device. I used the up setting for the majority of the review, mainly because it was set to the position by default. This position is recommended for those who will only wear the headset when on calls. The device has built-in a short delay to allow you time to put the headset on. The down position, calls are made/answered by taking the headset out of the charging cradle. This setting is recommended if you plan on wearing the headset most of the time. In the up position, you answer/make/end a call by pressing the Call Control button located on the headset.
CS70N PLANTRONICS WIRELESS HEADSET HOW TO
This allows you to choose how to activate your headset when answering/making phone calls. I kept the default setting of 2 during the review.Ībove the base listening volume control, are up/down arrows for speaking (microphone) volume.Ĭompleting the rotation, the right-side of the base is where you will find the CS70N IntelliStand switch. The volume ranges from a 1 (loudest) to a 4 (softest).
The rear of the base is the control for the listening volume.
CS70N PLANTRONICS WIRELESS HEADSET MANUAL
The manual states that although your phone and headset configuration might work with many settings, only one will deliver optimal results. The dial has four settings that can be turned using a coin to get the best sound quality. The green light blinks when the headset is in use and mute is applied.Ī configuration dial is located on the left-side of the base. The other light, green in color, is at the peak of the base and it signifies that the headset is in use when constantly on. On the other side of the charging cradle, the base displays a steady red light to indicate the base is receiving power. It displays a yellow or amber blinking light when charging and a steady light when completely charged. The base has a charge indicator light on the front face, just right of the charging cradle. After letting it charge overnight, I was ready to go. This set-up distinction is obvious in the manual, which I found nicely put together with text and image examples to assist user, if needed.Īs with any new rechargeable device, you have to allow time for it to initially charge before you begin to use it. The CS70N makes the connection through the desk phone handset cord. The only thing that almost tripped me up was that other headsets I have used in the past take the phone cord from the wall outlet to the headset and from the headset to the phone. Set-up was a cinch, and I completed it in less than 5 minutes without assistance from the manual.
The hard plastic and rubber coated components give off a cool and stylish appearance with the use of different shades of gray and a little bit of chrome metal accent. Opening the Plantronics box, I was immediately impressed with the look of the wireless headset, which is prominently displayed to be the first thing you notice when the box is opened. Headset Battery: Rechargeable Lithium Ionīoom swivels for use on either ear for optional wearing preference Remote Ring Notification: Yes *Optional HL10 handset lifter required Headset Controls: Volume, Mute, Call Answer/Endīattery Recharge Time: 1.5 hours for 80% charge, 3 hours for 100% charge
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