Muting A Call; Call-Waiting; Night Driving Mode; Office Mode - Jabra SP100 Mode D'emploi

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Muting a call

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To enable mute, press the mute button for one second. You'll see alternating yellow
and blue flashes. To disable mute function, press the mute button briefly.
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Call-waiting*

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It is recommended that you use your mobile phone's keypad which typically involves
pressing the "send" button.
OR
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Press and release once to answer the incoming call and switch between calls
(some phones do not support call-waiting via this method).
* See Enhanced features section for alternative call-waiting instructions for
mobile phones that support the hands-free profile. See Section 13 for further
details about Bluetooth profiles
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Night driving mode

To avoid the JABRA SP100's LED lights from distracting you when driving at night, you
can stop the LED from flashing without effecting the operation of the speakerphone.
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By pressing and holding the mute button for 10 seconds, the blue LED light will
cease flashing but the JABRA SP100 will still function. When you switch off the unit
and then switch it on again, the LED lights will commence flashing again.
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Office mode

Office mode creates the appropriate sound sensitivity to provide optimal performance
of the JABRA SP100 in the office or home environment.
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By pressing and holding the mute button for 5 seconds you will see the blue LED
flash rapidly and hear a short beep.
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To return to normal mode, repeat the above action.
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Choosing speakerphone placement

For optimal performance, place your JABRA SP100 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 SP100 and your
mobile phone.
The JABRA SP100 comes with two mounting options for your vehicle.
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A clip for attaching to the sun visor (See Fig.4) and suction mount for use
on the windshield. (See Fig.5)
NOTE: Press the release mechanism on the JABRA SP100 to remove the clips.
IMPORTANT: Ensure that the speakerphone does not obstruct your view of the road or
other vehicles. It is the owner's responsibility to ensure that the JABRA SP100 does not
create a safety hazard and that its positioning complies with Federal, state, and/or local
laws.The JABRA SP100 should also be positioned so that it does not interfere with any
vehicle safety equipment, including air bags.The JABRA SP100 should be positioned
securely. Please be aware that in the event of a crash, loose objects may contribute to
driver injury by becoming projectiles.
Release mechanism
Fig. 4
Release
mechanism
Fig. 5
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