UNITED headsets UH-CLAVE-002 Clave Duo NC User Manual

UNITED headsets UH-CLAVE-002 Clave Duo NC

Product Information

Specifications

• Product Name : Clave-series
• System Guide: Technical Reference Document Version 2.1

Contents

• * About This Document

  • Package Overview
  • System Overview
  • Clave Wireless DECT Headset Overview
• About This Document
  • This document serves as a technical reference guide for the Clave-series product. It provides information on the audience, content summary, limitations, abbreviations, references, document history, and any updates or changes. Please read this guide carefully to understand the product and its usage.
• Audience
  • The intended audience for this document includes users, technicians, and administrators of the Clave-series product.
• When should I read this guide?
  • It is recommended to read this guide before using the Clave-series product for the first time. Additionally, refer to this guide whenever you need clarification or assistance with the product.
• Content Summary
  • This guide covers various topics related to the Clave-series product, including package overview, system overview, and an overview of the Clave wireless DECT headset.
• Limitations
  • This document may not cover all possible scenarios or configurations. For specific requirements or advanced setups, please consult additional documentation or contact technical support.
• Abbreviations
  • The document provides a list of abbreviations used throughout, ensuring clarity and understanding of the content.
• References/Related Documentation
  • This section lists any related documentation or references that can provide further information on the Clave-series product. Document History
  • The document history outlines the version and date of each update or revision made to this guide. It helps users track changes and updates to the information provided.
• What is new?
  • This section highlights the new features, improvements, or changes introduced in the latest version of the Clave-series product.
• Documentation Feedback
  • Users are encouraged to provide feedback on the documentation to help improve its clarity and usefulness. Contact information or a feedback mechanism is provided for this purpose.
• Package Overview
• Content
  • The Clave-series package includes the necessary components for setting up and using the product. The exact contents may vary depending on the specific package, but typically include:
  • Clave DECT Dongle
  • Clave wireless DECT headset
  • Soft client software (for supported devices)
  • User manual and documentation
  • Other accessories or peripherals (if applicable)
• Damage Inspection
  • Before using the product, it is important to inspect the package for any signs of damage during shipping or handling. If any damage is observed, please contact customer support for assistance.
• System Overview
• Soft Client Support
  • The Clave-series product supports soft client software for compatible devices. Soft client software allows users to connect and use the Clave-series features and functionalities on their devices, such as computers, smartphones, or tablets.
• Handover to VoIP Multicell Systems
  • The Clave-series product supports seamless handover to VoIP multicell systems. This feature ensures uninterrupted communication while moving within the coverage range of the multicell system.
• Clave DECT Dongle
  • The Clave DECT Dongle is a crucial component of the Clave-series product. It enables wireless connectivity between the Clave wireless DECT headset and compatible devices.

Clave Wireless DECT Headset Overview

Type of Clave Headsets

The Clave-series offers a range of wireless DECT headsets designed for various use cases. The different types of Clave headsets include:

• Clave Basic DECT Headset : Provides essential features and functionalities for everyday use.
• Clave Pro DECT Headset : Offers advanced features and enhanced audio quality for professional users.
• Clave Premium DECT Headset : Delivers premium audio performance and additional features for demanding environments.

Product Usage Instructions

Package Setup

Follow these steps to set up the Clave-series product:

1. Inspect the package for any damage during shipping or handling.
2. If any damage is observed, contact customer support for assistance.
3. Review the contents of the package to ensure all components are present.
4. Refer to the user manual for specific setup instructions based on the included components.
5. Connect the Clave DECT Dongle to the compatible device using the provided instructions.
6. Place the Clave wireless DECT headset on your head and adjust it for a comfortable fit.
7. Turn on the compatible device and follow the device-specific instructions to pair and configure the Clave-series product.
8. Once the setup is complete, refer to the user manual for detailed usage instructions and features of the Clave-series product.

Usage Instructions

Using the Clave Wireless DECT Headset

To use the Clave wireless DECT headset, follow these steps:

1. Ensure that the Clave DECT Dongle is connected to a compatible device and properly configured.
2. Put on the Clave wireless DECT headset and adjust it for a comfortable fit.
3. Power on the headset by pressing and holding the power button until the LED indicator lights up.
4. The headset will automatically connect to the paired device. If not, refer to the user manual for troubleshooting steps.
5. Adjust the volume using the volume control buttons on the headset.
6. To answer or end a call, press the designated call control button on the headset.
7. To mute or unmute the microphone, use the dedicated mute button located on the headset.
8. For advanced features or settings, refer to the user manual for detailed instructions.

Using Soft Client Software

If your device supports soft client software, follow these steps to use the Clave-series features:

1. Ensure that the Clave DECT Dongle is connected to a compatible device and properly configured.
2. Launch the soft client software on your device.
3. Log in with your credentials or follow the software-specific instructions for setup and configuration.
4. The soft client software will detect the Clave-series product and enable its features and functionalities.
5. Use the software interface to make calls, adjust settings, and access additional features provided by the Clave-series product.
6. Refer to the software documentation or help resources for specific instructions on using the Clave-series features within thesoft client software.

FAQ

• Q: What is included in the Clave-series package?
  • A : The Clave-series package typically includes the Clave DECT Dongle, Clave wireless DECT headset, soft client software (for supported devices), user manual and documentation, and other accessories or peripherals if applicable.
• Q: How do I set up the Clave-series product?
  • A : Follow the steps outlined in the user manual and the “Package Setup” section of this document for detailed instructions on setting up the Clave-series product.
• Q: Which types of Clave headsets are available?
  • A : The Clave-series offers three types of wireless DECT headsets: Clave Basic DECT Headset, Clave Pro DECT Headset, and Clave Premium DECT Headset. Each type provides different features and audio quality to cater to various user requirements.
• Q: How do I use the Clave wireless DECT headset?
  • A : Refer to the “Usage Instructions” section of this document for detailed steps on using the Clave wireless DECT headset, including pairing, call control, volume adjustment, and microphone muting.
• Q: Can I use soft client software with the Clave-series product?
  • A : Yes, the Clave-series product supports soft client software for compatible devices.

About This Document

• This document describes the configuration, management, operation and maintenance of the Clave Headset series which are part of the DECT system range. For customer specific modes, please refer to specific customer agreements.

Audience

• This guide is intended for everyday users. Furthermore, network administrators, IT support and anyone who wishes to gain knowledge on the fundamental features of the Clave Headset series can also benefit from this material.

When should I read this guide?

• Read this guide before you install the devices and before setting up the DECT connection. This manual will enable you to set up components in your network to communicate with each other and deploy a fully functional system.

Limitations

• Since the Clave series covers 3 different headsets, one of them (Clave Mono NC) will not be covered in detail in this document. However, in general, it follows the same specification as the Clave Duo NC. More details about the different headsets can be seen in the beginning of the document.
• Furthermore, the paper is not intended as a comprehensive reference to details and specific steps on how to configure other vendor specific components/devices. For such a reference to vendor specific devices, please contact the respective vendor for documentation.

Abbreviations

For this document, the following abbreviations  hold:

• DECT : Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications
• MWI : Message Waiting Indicator
• PCBA : PCB Assembled
• MFB : Multi-Function Button
• BT : Bluetooth™

References/Related Documentation

• PC tool
• VoIP System guide

Document History

What is new?

7.3 Hybrid functionality

8. Clave Operations

9.4 Settings menu on Clave Base

Updated operating conditions and charge stop temperature in 13. Appendix B

15. EHS & DHSG API

16. Appendix D: Call Control Action and Call State Table between BT and DECT

2.1| Updated description on 4.3 Updated 4.4.2 LED indication table. Updated section 5.1

Fixed nr of buttons in 8. Updated table in 8.1.

Note added in 8.1.2

• What new features have been added.

Documentation Feedback

• We always strive to produce the best and we also value your comments and suggestions about our documentation. If you have any comments about this guide, please enter them through the by sending an email to [email protected]. We will use your feedback to improve the documentation.

Package overview

• Prior to opening, examine the shipping package for evidence of physical damage. If there is proof of mishandling prior to opening, you must report it to the relevant support center of the regional representative or operator.

Content

• The headsets are sold both as a standalone product and together with the base in combined packaging. In general, every shipped headset unit box contains the below items. If sold together with the base, then the below add-ons will take part of the package. Make sure all relevant components are available in the package before proceeding to the next step.
• 1x Clave Headset
• 1x USB-C cable
• 1x 600mAH Li-polymer battery
• 1x 1-page A5 double side B/W print
• 1x Clave Base station (charger)
• 1x PSU fixed
• Customer specific changes may occur.
• NOTE : Clave DECT Dongle is sold separately

Damage inspection

The following steps are recommended to be followed for damage inspection:

1. Examine all relevant components for damage.
2. Make a “defective on arrival – DOA” report or RMA to the operator. Do not move the shipping carton until it has been examined by the operator. The operator/regional representative will initiate the necessary procedure to process this RMA. They will guide the networkadministrator on how to return the damaged package if necessary.
3. If no damage is found, then unwrap all the components and dispose of empty package/carton(s) in accordance with country specific environmental regulations.

System overview

• The Wireless headset system consists of three main products. Clave Base, Clave DECT Headset(s) (refer to 11. Appendix A for different models) and Clave DECT Dongle.
• The high-end headsets support DECT and BT technology to establish connection with other devices. They are used with the Clave Base and desk phone / PC / laptop/ mobile phones. The selected microphone is balanced together with the headset filters to reduce the background noise to provide an ultimate understandable and clear speech. On the other hand, the receivers are balanced to the receiver housing and cushion, so the headset will provide the user an excellent stereo experience.
• The figure below (Fig.1) illustrates the high-level description of the system. It provides the basic understanding of the environment in which the device needs to interact. Both communication possibilities of the Clave are presented in the drawing below and further defined inthe following sections.

Soft client support

The Clave Base provides support for various soft clients and thus, it can be used with both PC Windows and MacOS. This means that, the base combined with one of the Clave Headsets, supports the audio and USB API of the applications, such as:

• Microsoft Teams
• Customer client support implemented in PC tool
• Respectively, if the headset is used in standalone mode over a Bluetooth™ connection, the audio of the same applications (and more) will be supported. In addition to this, the devices can also be used as generic USB headsets for general audio.

Handover to VoIP multicell systems

• The Clave Headset and Clave Base can be integrated together into VoIP multicell and dual cell systems. The headset base will register on behalf of itself and the headset. The two registrations are independent but will be linked logically as one unit on the VoIP system.
• The purpose of this integration is to hand over the user’s calls to the VoIP system for the user to be flexible in terms of location (Fig.2).

Clave DECT Dongle

• The Clave Headset can be used with the Clave DECT Dongle, which will serve as a base station. This is convenient for users who want to use the headset remotely, for example in home office or on the road where it is not possible to bring the base station (Fig.3). The dongle is supported by both Windows and MacOS.

• Clave DECT also offers desk phone support (Fig.4).
• NOTE : United Headsets will provide USB API. The customer is responsible for implementing it on relevant phones.

• It is also possible to connect a Desk phone to an existing UH DECT system using the Clave DECT Dongle (Fig.5)
• NOTE: UH will provide USB API. The customer is responsible for implementing it on relevant phones.

Clave wireless DECT headset overview

• The Clave series are wireless DECT + Bluetooth™ headsets. As mentioned before, the headset connects to the DECT base, which act as a charger for the headset, via the DECT wireless technology. It can also connect via Bluetooth™ to supported devices, such as mobile phones and Bluetooth™ compatible desk phones.
• A Busy-light indicator on the headband is used to indicate that the user is busy. The headset also features Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) to suppress unwanted environmental noise for the microphone input and Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) to suppress the noise towards the user. The headset offers DSP assisted echo cancelling. The length of the headband is adjustable to suit the head-shape of different users and the tilting angle of the boom can be adjusted to fit the position of the mouth of different people.
• The DECT base/charger connects to the PC/laptop. It can access Microsoft Teams and a defined range of soft call clients from external vendors, as well as a defined range of desk phones via EHS interface. Call control can be managed via the base, attached desk phones, soft call clients on the PC or via the buttons on the left earcup of the headset. A conferencing feature allows up to 4 headsets to connect to the same base – users may be added / removed from the conferencing call on the fly.
• The primary application of the Clave is within call centers and office environments allowing the user to access the internet/VoIP calls and music playback via the PC/BT.

Type of Clave Headsets

• The headset auto-configures the DECT setup when connecting to the base, thus no country specific variants exist. As mentioned earlier, the Clave series covers 3 different headsets: (For more detailed features overview, refer to 11. Appendix A)

(Taiwan, EMEA, Brazil & Uruguay, LATAM, Argentina, Chile, USA, Canada)

Clave Duo NC| DECT Stereo High-end Headset| World wide

(Taiwan, EMEA, Brazil & Uruguay, LATAM, Argentina, Chile, USA, Canada)

Clave Duo ANC| DECT Stereo High-end Headset ANC| World wide

(Taiwan, EMEA, Brazil & Uruguay, LATAM, Argentina, Chile, USA, Canada)

Headsets overview

• The following section aims to provide an overview of the headsets, including the available buttons and LED’s.  All models have an LED on the boom arm indicating if the user is busy (Fig.6).

• Headset can be adjusted on both sides of the headband for a perfect fit (Fig.7).

• The headset has 7 different control buttons (Fig.8).

• The images below represent the styling of the headsets from the Clave series (Fig.9). The product is available in 3 different colors – grey, black and white. The cushions of the headsets are removable and replaceable to improve the comfort of the users.
• There are two types of ear cushions – on-ear and over-the-ear (Fig.9). Clave Duo ANC supports both types of ear cushions. A sensor in the headset detects which type of cushion is used and adapts the audio tuning accordingly to get the optimal noise reduction. The other two devices (Clave Mono NC and Clave Duo NC) only support the on-ear cushion solution.

Physical buttons

Decrease volume

MULTI-FUNCTION BUTTON

| Answer call End call Reject call

Trigger AI voice assistant Microsoft Teams button Hold/Swap/Retrieve Call

Leave conference during call

MUTE KEY

| Toggle mute Play/Pause music

Skip to next track (double click)

Announce battery level (press and hold)

DECT KEY

| Enter DECT pairing mode

Toggle between Base and Dongle (On-the-Go kit) Reset settings (press and hold)

De-register 2nd headset during Idle

BT KEY| Toggle Bluetooth™

Enter Bluetooth™ pairing mode

ANC KEY| Toggle ANC

• For more details on the Clave headset controls refer to 8.1. Controls.

• The headset is operated using the buttons on the earcup with boom arm. The ANC button is located on the opposite earcup, as ANC is not available for Mono headsets (Fig.8)
  The following table represents the functions of the buttons seen on the figures above

LED overview

• The headset has a single tricolor LED on the tip of the boom-arm, which is a combination of 3 LEDs – red, green, and blue. All visual indications are disabled if “eco mode” is enabled.

LED patterns

brightness

and then dimmers until fully dimmed. It is a repeated cycle.

ALTERNATING| Alternating between two colors

• The LED supports 3 different kinds of patterns. The definitions of each pattern can be seen in the table below

LED indication

BLUETOOTH REGISTRATION

| Registration, In progress| Blue, red| Alternating
Registration, Success| Green| Blink 3 times
Registration, Failed| Red| Blink 3 times

DECT REGISTRATION

| Registration, In progress| Blue, red| Alternating
Registration, Success| Green| Blink 3 times
Registration, Failed| Red| Blink 3 times

BATTERY STATUS

| No battery| Cyan| Blink
Fully charged| Green| ON
Charging| Green| Breathing
Low| Red| Blink

BUSY MODE

|

Busy enabled or call active

| Red| Breathing
Microphone muted| Red| ON

TEAMS NOTIFICATIONS

| Meeting, voicemails or

missed calls

|

Purple

|

Breathing

• The table below presents the LED indication depending on the status of the headset.
• If headset is turned off during charging the LED is off as well.

Battery

• The headsets use 600mAH Li-polymer battery, which is easily replaceable after removing the battery lid, as illustrated on the image below (Fig.10).,
• NOTE : Make sure to remove the plastic foil protecting the battery upon powering your new headset.
• The Clave can be charged in 2 ways. One of the options is placing the headset in the cradle of the base, which displays the charging status. Another way to charge the device can be with the use of a USB cable, where the status will be shown on the boom-arm LED. For more details about the battery LED indications, please refer to the previous section 4.4.2 LED indication. The battery performance can be seen in the summary table of features in section 12. Appendix B.

Clave Base station overview

• The Clave Base device is an EHS/USB wireless base station which provides USB connectivity to PC/laptop/desktop phone and DECT connectivity to Clave Headsets. It is designed as a Plug & Play solution, meaning that no additional driver installations are needed.
• The figure below (Fig.11) illustrates the high-level description of the communication possibilities of the device. The Clave Base is connected to a host (PC or desktop phone) with USB interface. It acts as a DECT base station for the Clave Headset
• The Clave Base serves as a base and charger for the Clave series headsets. The primary application is within call centers and office environments allowing the user to access internet/VoIP calls, music playback via the PC/mobile phone, and desk phone connectivity.

Base station overview

• The base includes a 2.4-inch 240×320 TFT display for status and configuration. Furthermore, it has 3 keys for call control handling (hook off, hook on and mute), a clickable scroll-wheel and a back key for easy menu navigation (Fig.12).

Further details on the functionality of the keys can be seen on the table below

Swap between calls (short press) Swap between lines (double press) Hold/Retrieve call (short press)

Hold active call and accept incoming call (long press)

HOOK ON| End call

Reject call

MUTE| Toggle mute
BACK KEY| Return to the parent menu of the current submenu Leave the settings menu

Toggle music control “pop up”

SCROLL WHEEL| Open the settings menu

Select an item in the settings menu

Scroll to the next item in the settings menu

Scroll to the previous item in the settings menu Adjust earphone volume

The base station provides both EHS and DHSG connectivity on the back side of the unit. For further details on the EHS/DHSG

Spare battery charging

• The base also includes a separate charger for a spare battery. The battery is placed on the back of the base, as shown below (Fig.13).

Clave DECT Dongle overview

• The Clave DECT is a USB type A dongle with slide switch that can establish a wireless connection with the UH headsets from the Clave series. The dongle supports dual mode, meaning that it can be used either as a Fixed part (FP), or Portable part (PP).
• Base / FP mode :
  • Acts as a DECT base for the Clave Headsets
• Headset / PP mode :
  • Enables DECT access for a USB desktop phone on the UH VoIP system
• Since the DECT dongle can run one mode at a time, you can switch between the two functionalities by using the slider switch.
• The device is designed to be easy to use with a desk phone/PC/laptop with very good sound quality. Since the device uses DECT technology, it can remember 4 registrations – one primary and three secondaries. The audio can be directed to the headset, depending on the user’s choice. When the headset is connected via the Clave DECT Dongle to a PC, the user may access calls from Soft Call Clients, such as Microsoft Teams. Support for other call clients is available and requires that the PC Setup tool is installed on the used laptop/PC.

Clave DECT Dongle overview

• The Clave DECT Dongle has one button, one slider switch and 3 LED’s (Fig.14)

Dual functionality

Base Station (Fixed Part)

| Acts as DECT base for the Clave Headsets;

Slider is placed at the bottom (towards the USB connector);

It is possible to verify the current setting of the Clave DECT Dongle in the PC Tool;

Headset (Portable Part)

| Enables DECT access for a USB desktop phone on the UH VoIP System; Slider is placed at the top;

It is possible to verify the current setting of the Clave DECT Dongle in

the PC Tool;

• The Clave DECT is a dual-mode device in a shared hardware. This means that the user can switch between the functionalities by using the slider switch. Firmware updates and configuration are managed via the PC Setup tool. The table below presents the differences between the 2 modes.

LED Patterns

• The LED support different kinds of patterns, such as fast blink, slow blink, normal blink and breathing

LED Indication

DECT CONNECTION

| Registration, In progress| Blue| Blink alternately
Registration, Success| Blue and Green| Blink 3 times
Registration, Failed| Blue and Red| Blink 3 times
Master headset registered| Blue| ON
Master headset lost link| Red| ON
Ringing| Green| Blink
CALL| Talk or Hold| Green| ON
Conference or intrusion call| Green| Breathing

• The following table shows the LED indication for different status of the DECT dongle.

Key Configuration / User Interface

• The button on the Clave DECT Dongle is used for registration and deregistration of the headsets. All setup is done using the PC Setup tool. Furthermore, all call-related controls are managed via the headset controls and/or desk phone/PC. The call is initiated from the Soft Call Client running on the PC/laptop.

Factory Reset

• To reset your dongle, press the button for 15 seconds or until all 3 LED (red, blue, green) turn on and then off. Then release the button and your device will proceed to reset its settings.

How to connect headset and base station

• The following steps serve as a guideline for the process of registering the Clave Headsets to the Clave Base. Registration mode is enabled by inserting the headset into the base cradle (Fig.15). The headset can be registered as both primary and secondary. When the headset is locked as secondary on another Clave Base or on an Clave DECT dongle, the user may return the headset to use its primary state by inserting the headset into the cradle of the primary base.
• Step 1 : Insert the headset into the base cradle.
• Step 2 :The headset identifies itself to the base.
• Step 3  : The base decides if the headset can register.

a. If the headset is allowed to register it plays back the “Registering” voice prompt once

1. The headset starts the “Registration, in progress” LED pattern.
2. The base displays a visible notification that cradle registration is initiated.
3. The headset plays back the “Registration succeeded” voice prompt once.
4. The headset displays the “Registration, success” LED pattern.
5. The base displays a visible notification that cradle registration succeeded.

b. If the headset is not allowed to register it plays back the “Registration failed” voice prompt once

1. The headset displays the “Registration, failure” LED pattern.
2. The base displays a visible notification that cradle registration failed.

Bluetooth™ registration

• The headset is registered to a Bluetooth™ device by holding the BT button for 2 seconds (Fig.16). This will enable pairing mode for the headset which then allows it to be discovered by other Bluetooth™ devices. The Clave can store up to 4 paired BT devices’ information and remain connected to 2 of them at the same time. In case of reaching the limit and pairing a new device after the 4 existing ones, the oldest device information will be overwritten by the new agent.

Major mobile platforms are supported, such as iOS and Android.

Connect Clave Headset to PC/Laptop using Clave DECT Dongle

• Step 1 Press the FP dongle button more than 3s to enter pairing mode. The Blue LED is blinking.
• Step 2 Press Clave DECT button more than 3s and release to enter pairing mode. The LED flashes blue/red alternately.
• Step 3 When registration is successful, the FP dongle blue LED will become static and Clave green LED will blink 3 times.

Deregister Clave Headset from Clave DECT Dongle

• To deregister a registered headset from the dongle simply press and hold the button on the dongle for 10 seconds. Blue LED will start blinking, indicating that the dongle is in registration mode.

Hybrid functionality

• The Clave Headset, Clave Base and Clave DECT Dongle are designed to work together with consideration of the modern hybrid office. The Headset can be registered to both Base and Dongle and that allows the user to be more flexible and use the headset together with the dongle on the go. We can switch between the two registrations with a single click of the DECT button.

Clave Operations

• The Clave Headset is equipped with 6 buttons (7 in the models with ANC available), that helps the user to operate the device. A short description of the buttons has been provided in 4.3. Physical buttons. In this chapter user can learn more specific details about the use of the button controls.

Controls

• Each button on the headset supports multiple actions, depending on the timing we press a button for. Table below shows the different timings for the button events.

When in Idle the controls are as follows:

BUTTON| PRESS| DOUBLE

PRESS

| LONG PRESS| PROLONG

PRESS

| SCROLL
---|---|---|---|---|---
Multi-

Function

| Voice assistant| Redial| Activates MS

Teams action

| |
Scroll wheel| | | | | Adjust volume
Mute| Play/Pause| Next track| Battery level| |
DECT| De-register

secondary headset

| | DECT pairing| Reset settings|
BT| Toggle BT

on/off

| | BT pairing| |

• NOTE : Voice assistant and Redial functions only work when there is Bluetooth™ connection available and depending on the target application
• NOTE : When adjusting the volume via scroll wheel: if there is music playing that will adjust the music volume, if it is in idle with no music playing that will adjust the ringtone volume accompanied by a beep tone, for user’s convenience.

Incoming call

• When an incoming call is present, that can be accepted by single pressing the Multi-Function Button or rejected by double pressing it. If the headset was cradled on the base when the incoming call was announced, picking the headset up from cradle will automatically answer the call.

Secondary call

• When a second incoming call is present during a call, the user can put the first one on hold and answer the second by long pressing the Multi -Function Button. That will be followed by an audio prompt announcing, “Call accepted. Call on hold” and put the first call on hold. If there is a secondary headset registered to the same base/dongle and participating in the first call, it will follow with the primary headset to the second incoming call. User can swap the two calls (from primary headset) by long pressing the Multi -Function Button, which will be followed by the voice prompt “Call swapped”.
• Long pressing the Multi-Function Button will end the first call and accept the second. That will be followed by the announcement “Call retrieved”.
• User can reject the secondary call by double pressing the Multi-Function button.
• NOTE: In case of two calls established via BT and USB-DECT link refer to Chapter 16 Appendix D.

Microsoft Teams integration

• The Multi-Function button has integrated functionalities to respond to Microsoft Teams upon long pressing it at Idle state.
• Depending on the scenario long pressing the MS Teams button will trigger activating different actions in Teams:
  • When there is no notification from Teams present long pressing the multi-function button will bring MS Teams to the foreground.•
  • If there is a missed call notification, long pressing the multi-function button will open MS Teams missed calls list
  • In case of voicemail notification, the button will open the MS Teams voicemail list
  • If there is a meeting alert present, it will open the MS Teams meeting.
• Additionally, the LED on the microphone also reacts with a purple blink upon notifications, missed call, voicemail, or meeting alert in MS Teams.
• If the headset comes out of range during a MS Teams meeting, the base will put the call on hold automatically. It will also automatically resume the call when the headset is available again.

Terminating call

• To end an active call from the headset, the user has to simply press the multi-function button or place the headset in cradle onto the Clave Base station.

Clave Base user interface

• As mentioned in 5. Clave Base station overview, the Clave Base supports a 2.4-inch 240×320 TFT display which has a user-friendly interface (UI). The UI is designed to be operated at an arms distance, meaning that the status bar is large and visible (Fig.17).
• The idle screen is represented by 2 UI panels (Fig.17). The first, referred to as Top area, contains a status bar panel which displays icons, such as signal level, battery status, etc. The second area, referred to as the Main area, lists items, such as current time, Music control and other available icons. Both idle screens/areas are further described in the following sections.

Top area items

• The icons are placed at the top area in the status bar panel. The following sections aim to introduce you to the available icons present in this area.

Signal level

• The “Signal level” icon displays the primary headset’s connection status. The status may vary depending on the signal strength (see the table below).

VoIP.

• This icon is visible only if the Clave Base is registered to the VoIP system. The table below presents the available status icons when connected to the VoIP system

PC-USB status

• When the Clave Base is connected to a PC via USB, an icon will be displayed in the status bar panel.

Battery status

• The battery status of the connected primary headset is displayed via a battery icon. Depending on the available remaining power, the icon changes its color. The table below further describes the available states.

Other icons

• The following table lists other icons displayed in the status bar panel.

Main area items

• The following sections present the available items displayed on the Main area.

Music control

• The UI of the device provides a music control option to the user. The functionality includes adjusting the volume, playing/pausing/skipping tracks, etc. The control buttons appear automatically when streaming music and can be shown/hidden by pressing the “back” key.

Other icons

DECT registration status interface

• The following screenshots represent the interface during a DECT registration (Fig.18).

Settings Menu

• Upon pressing the Scroll Wheel Key, the user gets access to the Settings Menu. That menu allows the user to change configuration settings like language, audio settings and the audio prompts, as well as handle registrations and reset the device.

• After pressing the Scroll Wheel, on the screen can be seen the list of menu items. The menu item user is currently able to choose is viewed inside a white rectangle frame and is in bold letters and in some cases, there is also shown the current value chosen underneath that. There is a scroll bar on the right side of the screen that shows how far in the menu we are.

• Example of when there are multiple choices available is shown in the picture below.

• The units in the Settings Menu available are explained in detail in the following sections.

General

station.
Power mode| Normal| User can choose power mode. There are 3 options available:

Normal, Eco and Super Wideband

Time format| 24 Hour (HH:MM)| The time format can be set AM/PM, 24Hour(H:MM) or 24

Hour (HH:MM)

Secondary auto deregister|

On

| Can be on or off. When active and secondary headset is present in a conference call, the base will automatically deregister the secondary headset as soon as the conference

call has ended.

Power level

|

3

| Allows the user to set power level of the base. Can be se to adaptive or between values from 1(maximum power) to 6(minimum power).

NOTE: If the user is in an area with a lot of interference user can set the power level to 1 (max power) but that will contribute to the noise. The adaptive setting lets the base to adaptively choose the power level, but that will consume more energy. In an area with no other DECT devices present and/or other sources of interference using power level 6 (min

power) will save energy.

• The settings that this menu allows to configure are shown in the table below.

Audio

__

__

ANC

| __

__

Off

| Shows and allows user to change the current value of the ANC on the headset.

Note: Can also be changed from the ANC button on some headset models. If user changes it from the button if actively

changes in the settings menu.

__

Silent charging

| __

Normal

| That setting allows the user to choose whether there will be

ringtone sound in the headset while it is charging/placed in cradle.

__

__

Base ringtone

| __

__

Ringtone 1

| User can choose the ringtone sound that will announce from the base when there is an incoming call and headset is in cradle and charging. There are 5 different sounds to choose

from.

BS ringtone

volume

| __

3

| __

Allows the user to set the volume on the base’s ringtone.

Headset ringtone| __

Ringtone 1

| User can choose the ringtone sound that will announce in the

headset when there is an incoming call, and the headset is not in cradle. There are 5 different sounds to choose from.

HS ringtone

volume

| 2| Allows the user to change the ringtone volume on the paired

headset device.

• This menu lets the user control the audio settings of both the base and the headset.

Audio Prompt

prompt.

Headset Subscribed| On| Allows the user to turn on/off the audio prompt that

announces when headset is subscribed to base.

Headset Coverage| Off| Allows the user to turn on/off the audio prompt that

announces if headset is out of base’s coverage.

Announce conference

member

| Off| User can turn on/off the audio prompt that informs

whenever a member has joined/left the conference.

• This menu allows the user to configure the audio prompts that announce different events in the headset. The options in it are shown on the screenshot and described in more detail in the table below.

Registrations

• This menu allows the user to register/deregister a headset to the Clave Base. For more details on the registration process see 7. How to connect headset and base.

Adjust time

• Allows the user to adjust the time shown on Idle screen. There are 2 options to choose from: user can either Sync with Setup Tool or adjust time manually when unmarking the “SetupTool Sync” in the little checkbox. In that case an hour and minutes count appear in the bottom part of the screen and with the help of the Scroll Wheel user can navigate through and adjust the time. When scrolling down to edit either hour or minutes, user can choose the unit it wants to change by pressing on the Scroll Wheel Key. Arrows up and down will appear over and under the number and with the help of the Scroll Wheel user can change the value and press the Scroll Wheel Key again to confirm its choice after.

VoIP System

• From this menu item user can register the base to a VoIP system. Refer to 13. Register devices on UH VoIP system for more detail on VoIP registration.

Reset User Setting

• This menu item allows the user to clear all configurations to their initial values. When chosen the user can either confirm and reset all user settings or with the help of the Scroll Wheel Key – cancel. If there is a headset registered to the base, it will send the command further to the headset and reset all user settings for the headset as well.

Factory Reset

• Allows the user to perform factory reset and return the base to its initial state and clear the cache memory. If there is a headset registered to the base it will send the command further to the headset and perform factory reset for it too.
• NOTE : Reset user settings returns all configurations to their initial state. That is also what happens when we perform Factory reset, but Factory reset will delete all current registrations as well.

Call activity on base

• To have call activity on the base, a master headset must be registered and locked to the base. If the master headset loses connection during call activity, all the calls will be put on hold until connection is restored. If the link fails to restore in a couple of seconds, all calls  will be terminated.

Incoming call

• The base will notify the user with visible and audible indication whether an incoming call is from EHS or USB line (Fig.25). If both lines are in idle state and an incoming call is received to one of the lines, the base rings and displays the call. However, if there are two simultaneous incoming calls from two different lines, the active control is made by the first incoming call (the first that came is served first). The second incoming call cannot be accepted by the base until the first incoming call has been answered or ended, or the line is swapped manually by the user. This means that in case of having one of the lines occupied (in active call), the new incoming call will be displayed as waiting in a queue.

Active call

• When a call is active, the base displays the active call, and the audio path is connected between the far-end party and Clave Headset (Fig.26). It is not possible to have more than one active call on a single line at the same time.

On-hold call

• When a call is put on-hold, the base displays a hold call status and the audio path is disconnected between the far-end party and the Clave Headset (Fig.27). It is not possible to set EHS active call on-hold by the base.

Multiple calls

• There is more than one call existing in a single line (Fig.28).
• NOTE : EHS and DHSG lines do not support multiple call. That is because there is only one available path for the audio track. If we are using for example DHSG line with a desk phone and there are multiple calls on the desk phone, user has to toggle/control those via the desk phone interface. For more details on the EHS and DHSG connections refer to 10.2 EHS interface and 15. Appendix C: EHS and DHSG API.

Multiple line

• There is more than one call existing on different lines (Fig.29).

Active & Inactive line

• When a line is active, the base displays it in a green-colored field and enables the audio path to be connected via that line (Figure 23). It is not possible to have more than one active line at the same time. When a line is inactive, the base displays it in a grey-colored field and disconnects the audio path via that line. It is not possible to have manual call control of the base when the line is inactive.

Call termination

• All calls will be terminated when the master headset loses link or is placed on the cradle (Fig.24). That is in case, if it is not possible to put them on hold because connection cannot be restored in the matter of couple of seconds.

Line swapping

In the case of two calls being established in two different lines, one of them is being the active call in the active line. To make the line swapping simpler, active line is swapped automatically depending on call activities change. It can be one of the following scenarios:

• User makes an outgoing call by softphone or desktop phone.
• User retrieves USB held call by softphone.
• User swaps USB call by softphone.
• User accepts an incoming call.
• Call from first active line is ended and other call exists in second inactive line.

The user can also swap the line from the base manually by double clicking the hook-off key or by selecting the line via the UI. When a line is swapped successfully, between two different lines, a visible indication is shown on the base.

Microphone muting

• Microphone muting control is separated into two muting statuses (Fig.25). Each line has its own microphone muting control. When the line is switched, the related microphone muting control will also be switched.

Volume control

• Similar to the microphone, the volume control is also divided into two volume statuses (Fig.26). This means that each line has its own volume control. When the line is switched, the related volume control will also be switched.

Clave Base feature description

• This section aims to introduce you to the available features on the Clave Base. Some of the features will be briefly described through the sections below, whereas the main highlights will be presented via a table with function descriptions (please refer to 12. Appendix B for more details)

Soft client support

• As previously mentioned, the base has support for various soft clients (refer to 3.1 Soft client support)

EHS interface

• The Clave Base supports EHS phones. The base is prepared to be compatible with various EHS standards. This is done by having a slider switch that enables 6 separate HW configurations for the audio routing. The PC Setup tool is used to configure the optimal settings for the SW configuration. (Please refer to 15. Appendix C EHS and DHSG API for details.)

Ringer configuration

• The Clave Base has a built-in ringer for audible alerts for the user. The audio settings of the ringer can be configured via the PC Setup tool or the base menu. The ringer may be muted by selecting “Silent mode” in the PC Setup Tool.

Clave DECT Dongle features

• The RX3741 DECT dongle has many of the same features as the Clave Base station.

Conference

• The Clave DECT Dongle supports internal conference which allows up to three additional headsets to listen-in on and participate in calls controlled by the primary headset of the Clave DECT Dongle.
• The secondary headsets can register on the Clave DECT Dongle before or during the call and will have their microphones muted by default when joining. (Refer to 7. How to connect headset and base station)
• The secondary headset user can unmute the microphone and can then participate actively in the conference call.

The secondary headsets cannot terminate the conference call because the call is controlled by the primary headset, but they can actively leave the call.

A secondary headset is deregistered from the dongle when:

• The headset actively leaves the conference call by long pressing the Multi-Function button
• The conference call is terminated by either the primary headset or the far end (depends on the same setting as above)
• The headset registers back as primary on its own dongle by short pressing the DECT button when idle (not in call)

Soft Client Support

The Clave DECT Dongle combined with one of the four UH headsets supports the audio and USB API of the following applications:

• Skype for Business (aka Lync)
• MS Teams
• Other call clients can be supported
  • require PC tool to be running
  • or UH USB HID API to be supported by call client

Appendix A (Clave Features)

FEATURES| Clave Mono NC| Clave Duo NC| Clave Duo ANC
---|---|---|---
FOLD FLAT DESIGN| Yes, 2-way
EAR CUP| | |
EAR PADS MATERIAL| Fabric and PU Leather
EAR PADS ATTACHMENT| Detachable
OVER THE EAR| No| Yes| Yes
ON EAR| Yes| Yes| Yes
EAR CUP MOVEMENT| 2-axis
FLEXIBLE BOOM| Bendable
BOOM MOVEMENT| 270° rotation
HEADB & MATERIAL| Plastic and silicone
HEADB & RACHET| 30mm ± 2mm
RATCHET MARKING INDICATION

(ON HEAD SIDE)

| No
BUSY LIGHT| Integrated on boom arm multi-color LED
PROXIMITY SENSOR (AUTO HOOK

OFF)

| Yes
NOISE CANCELLATION|
ENC| Yes – DSP assisted
ANC| No| No| Yes – DSP assisted
ECHO CANCELLING| Yes – DSP assisted
NO. OF MICROPHONES| 2| 2| 6
NO. OF RECEIVERS| 1| 2| 2
NO. OF BUTTONS| 5| 6| 6
SCROLL WHEEL FOR VOLUME

CONTROL

| Yes
SUPPORT FOR VOICE PROMPTS| Yes
VOICE PROMPT LANGUAGE| Configurable via PC Tool
ENGLISH| Included
CALL CONTROL|
VOL+| Scroll wheel up
VOL-| Scroll wheel down

| FEATURES| Clave Mono NC| Clave Duo NC| Clave Duo ANC
---|---|---|---|---
| FOLD FLAT DESIGN| Yes, 2-way
| EAR CUP| | |
| EAR PADS MATERIAL| Fabric and PU Leather
| EAR PADS ATTACHMENT| Detachable
| OVER THE EAR| No| Yes| Yes
| ON EAR| Yes| Yes| Yes
| EAR CUP MOVEMENT| 2-axis
| FLEXIBLE BOOM| Bendable
| BOOM MOVEMENT| 270° rotation
| HEADB & MATERIAL| Plastic and silicone
| HEADB & RACHET| 30mm ± 2mm
| RATCHET MARKING INDICATION

(ON HEAD SIDE)

| No
| BUSY LIGHT| Integrated on boom arm multi-color LED
| PROXIMITY SENSOR (AUTO HOOK

OFF)

| Yes
| NOISE CANCELLATION|
| ENC| Yes – DSP assisted
| ANC| No| No| Yes – DSP assisted
| ECHO CANCELLING| Yes – DSP assisted
| NO. OF MICROPHONES| 2| 2| 6
| NO. OF RECEIVERS| 1| 2| 2
| NO. OF BUTTONS| 5| 6| 6
| SCROLL WHEEL FOR VOLUME

CONTROL

| Yes
| SUPPORT FOR VOICE PROMPTS| Yes
| VOICE PROMPT LANGUAGE| Configurable via PC Tool
| ENGLISH| Included
| CALL CONTROL|
| VOL+| Scroll wheel up
| VOL-| Scroll wheel down
MFB| Answer/end call, etc
DECT| Yes
CONFERENCE CALLS (SUPERVISOR)| 4 users
BLUETOOTH| Yes, BT4.2
ADAPTIVE POWER CONTROL

(DECT)

| Yes
H &OVER TO VOIP MULTICELL

SYSTEMS

| Yes
FIRMWARE UPDATE SUPPORT| Via PC Tool
CALL STATUS LED| Integrated on boom arm multi-color LED
NARROW B & AUDIO| G726, BV16
WIDE B & AUDIO| CELT, G.722, BV32
SUPER WIDE B &| Yes
ACOUSTIC SHOCK PROTECTION| Yes
USB-C CONNECTOR| Yes

The features of the above-mentioned headsets are summarized and listed in the table below:

Appendix B (Clave Base features)

1880 – 1900 MHz (EMEA)

1910 – 1920 MHz (Brazil & Uruguay)

1910 – 1930 MHz (LATAM, Argentina, Chile) 1920 – 1930 MHz (USA, Canada)

NARROWB & AUDIO:| G.726, BV16
WIDEB & AUDIO (HD):| G.722, BV32
MUSIC| 128 kbit/s CELT
LED INDICATOR
STATUS LED| Tri color
VISIBILITY| Mic boom tip
HARDWARE FEATURES
BATTERY TYPE| Lithium Polymer, replaceable
BATTERY CAPACITY| 600 mAh
MICROPHONES| 2 for talk (ENC) and 4 for ANC
HEADSET INTERFACE| USB to connect to the Clave Base
CHARGING TERMINALS| Using USB
OPERATING CONDITIONS| 0°C to +45°C (Guaranteed ambient temperature range)
BATTERY PERFORMANCE
TALK TIME DECT| Up to 20 hours
TALK TIME BT| Up to 10 hours
ST &BY TIME DECT ONLY:| Up to 100 hours
ST &BY TIME DECT+BT:| Up to 75 hours
CHARGE TIME (0% – 90%)| 3 hours
QUICK CHARGE| 25% in 30 minutes
CHARGE STOP TEMPERATURE| 0°C to +60°C (Battery cell temperature charging cutoff)
AUDIO FEATURES
EARPIECE VOLUME| See volume table
COVERAGE WARNING| On/Off
LANGUAGE|
SUPPORTED:| English (Voice prompts)

CALL FEATURES

CALL WAITING| Yes
HOLD / RETRIEVE| Yes
NO. OF SIMULTANEOUS CALLS| 2, only one on hold
CALL CONFERENCE| Yes
CALL SWAP| Yes
DECT
OUTPUT POWER| 250 mW

140 mW (Uruguay, Canada, US, Malaysia, Jordan) 22 dBm (Chile, Australia)

SENSITIVITY| -92 dBm
ANTENNA| 2 for fast antenna diversity
RANGE (MAX)| 200m outdoor
SECURITY| Class C
ST &ARD DECT INTERFACE| Yes
H &OVER TO VOIP MULTICELL

SYSTEMS

| Yes
SOFTWARE UPDATE
DOWNLOADABLE| Yes
AIR- INTERFACE| Yes
BLUETOOTH
NO. OF PAIRINGS| 4
BT VERSION| 4.2 Classic
FREQUENCY| 2401 MHz – 2480 MHz
SENSITIVITY| Better than -92 dBm @ DH1, measured at antenna
OUTPUT POWER| Class 2, 2,5mW (4dBm)
RANGE| 10 meters in free line of sight measured outsight
ANTENNA| The antenna performance should be designed to have a return

loss of < -5dB in the relevant frequency band

SIMULTANEOUS CONNECTIONS| 2
PROFILES
–       A2DP| 1.2 Advanced Audio Distribution Profile
–       HSP| 1.2 Headset Profile
–       HFP| 1.6 Handsfree Profile
–       DIP| 1.3 Device ID Profile
–       AVRCP| 1.4 Audio/Video Remote Control Profile
CODEC|
---|---
–       SBC| For stereo streaming of music
–       MSBC| For wideband audio
–       CVSD| For narrowband audio
AUDIO CODEC| BV16 G.726 BV32 G.722

CELT48

CLASS OF DEVICE| 0x200404 Headset device

0x200418 Headphones

BLUETOOTH DEVICE ADDRESS| The address is stored in non-volatile memory
BLUETOOTH DEVICE NAME| The product shall use the name “XXXXXXXX”

• ENCRYPTION| Default 128-bit encryption
  PAIRING MODE| Discoverable only by user request and limited time 1 minute
  AUTOMATIC CONNECT| An already paired Bluetooth™ device will automatically connect

to the headset.

OTHERS|
HAC COMPLIANT| Yes

The table below presents a summary of the features available in the headsets that are controlled by the base station.

Base features

Four keys

HARDWARE FEATURES
SPEAKER| Yes
HEADSET INTERFACE| USB C
CHARGING TERMINALS| USB C
OPERATING CONDITIONS| 0°C to +45°C (Guaranteed ambient temperature range)
SPARE BATTERY CHARGER| Yes
BATTERY PERFORMANCE
CHARGE STOP TEMPERATURE| +10°C to +45°C (Battery cell temperature charging cutoff)
CALL FEATURES
CALL WAITING| Yes
HOLD / RETRIEVE| Yes| NO. OF SIMULTANEOUS CALLS| 2, only one on hold
---|---
CALL CONFERENCE| Yes
CALL SWAP| Yes
DECT

OUTPUT POWER

| 250 mW

140 mW (Uruguay, Canada, US, Malaysia, Jordan) 22 dBm (Chile, Australia)

SENSITIVITY| -92 dBm
ANTENNA| 2 for fast antenna diversity
RANGE| 200m outdoor
SECURITY| Class C
SOFTWARE UPDATE
DOWNLOADABLE| Yes
AIR- INTERFACE| Yes
UPDATE SUPPORT| PC Setup tool

Register devices on UH VoIP DECT system

• The following section provides a step-by-step guide on how to register the Clave Base station and Clave Headsets to the UH DECT system.
• IMPORTANT: Both the Clave Base and the Clave Headsets can be SIP registered to the VoIP System. However, depending on which device is SIP registered, the headset has a different behavior. If a headset base is registered to a SIP account (see step 3), then the related headsets can be used in multiple environments – both in VoIP System and normal network. This means that a user can receive VoIP calls and at the same time use the headset for various PC applications, such as listening to music or talking via a softphone (Microsoft Teams). Moreover, these functionalities are available while moving around the VoIP system. However, if a headset is SIP registered as a standalone device (without the headset base), then it can be used only for VoIP calls on the system. (All the other functionalities should still be available via Bluetooth™ to either a phone or PC.)

Register Clave Base

• Step 1 Enter the Management page of an UH DECT Base station and enable the Headset base setting. By doing so, a new menu on the left-handed navigation panel will be added (Headset base)
• Step 2 Navigate to the Headset base page and select the Add headset base option.
• Step 3 A separate editor menu will open for configuration. Fill in the fields and press Save. The available settings are explained in the table below.

changed manually. If IPEI is left at FFFFFFFFFF, any headset base can register at this index. Else, only the headset base with the

specified IPEI number can register to the VoIP system

TERMINAL| No Terminal| This setting enables the administrator to assign a SIP account to the headset base. The following options are available:

No Terminal: No SIP account assigned.

Terminal Idx x: An available extension/SIP account slot which can be assigned to the headset base.

New Terminal: Creates a new terminal/extension slot on the Extensions page with the IPEI of the headset base. The administrator needs to edit the extension details in order to SIP register the headset base.

NOTE: By SIP registering the Clave Base, the user can use the headset both for VoIP calls and for other PC applications (such as music, softphones, etc.)

• Step 4 Mark the newly added headset base and select Register headset base to enable the registration mode.
• Step 5 On the headset base, enter the menu via the scroller (left-hand side) and scroll down to VoIP System
• Step 6 Enter the VoIP system menu and select Register
• Step 7 Enter the Access code (AC)
• NOTE: The Access code (AC), used as an authentication method by the headset base, is placed on top of the page and can be configured by the administrator.
• NOTE : By default, the AC is 0000. You can change the AC code on the VoIP base (See step 4)
• Step 8 The headset base will start the registration process. After a while, it will be registered to the VoIP system.

Register Clave Headsets

• The registration of the Clave Headsets to the VoIP system is done via the Extensions page. The procedure is the same as registering an UH DECT handset. Therefore, please refer to the VoIP System guide and follow the steps for enabling registration mode for the VoIP bases. As soon as you have enabled it, follow the steps below to register the headset.
• IMPORTANT: Due to technical limitations, the Clave Headsets must be free of Clave Base registration before registering to the VoIP system. This means that the headsets must not be present on the Clave Base when registering to the VoIP system.
• NOTE : If a headset is registered to the VoIP system and at the same time you register it to an Clave Base, the connection to the Clave Base will not be stable enough. Therefore, if you wish to have a headset registered both to the VoIP system and to the Clave Base, we recommend registering the Clave Base to the VoIP system (refer to 13.1 Register Clave Base). By doing so, the headset will both support the DECT and other networks.
• NOTE : When using the headset in standalone mode in the VoIP system, it is recommended to charge the device via the USB-C cable attached to an adaptor. Else, if connected to the Clave Base or to a PC, the headset connection might not be stable enough.
• Step 1 Power on the headset via the power slider
• Step 2 Activate the DECT registration on the headset by long pressing the DECT button on the headset until the voice prompt announces “Registering”
• Step 3 After a while, the headset will register to the VoIP base.

Appendix C: EHS and DHSG API

EHS Interface

Connected to pin 8 in DHSG connector.

2| In| Input IO/SPI CLK. Used for SCLK in EA40.
3| In| Input IO/SPI CS. Used for CS in EA40.
4| Out| Output IO/SPI DO. Used for SDI in EA40.

Connected to pin 1 in DHSG connector.

5| PWR| Power input
6| GND| Ground

• The EHS connector is compatible with the EA40 standard but is designed so that it may support other standards in future. The pins are as follow

Phone

Pin no.| Slider position| A| B| C| D| E| F
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
1| SPK+| SPK-| SPK-| MIC-| SPK-| MIC-
2| MIC-| MIC+| MIC-| SPK-| SPK+| SPK+
3| MIC+| MIC-| MIC+| SPK+| MIC-| SPK-
4| SPK-| SPK+| SPK+| MIC+| MIC+| MIC+

• Input for audio signal. The pins can be configured using the slider on the button of the base. The table below shows that in detail.

DHSG

• The DHSG connector follows the pinout described in the official DHSG standard [DHSG_SPEC]. Other pin configurations have been seen and to support these, a special cable is needed. The pins are as follow:

Connected to pin 4 in EHS connector.

2| GND| Ground
3| AUDIO| The audio signals can be configured using the slider as shown in table below.
4| AUDIO| The audio signals can be configured using the slider as shown in table below.
5| AUDIO| The audio signals can be configured using the slider as shown in table below.
6| AUDIO| The audio signals can be configured using the slider as shown in table below.
7| PWR| 5V DC input supply
---|---|---
8| In/out| Bidirectional IO/SPI DI. Used for Data TX in DHSG.

Connected to pin 1 in EHS connector.

Using relays, the audio path can be configured to use either the PHONE connector or pin 3-6 in DHSG connector.
The audio pins can be configured using the same slider mentioned in PHONE interface:

Pin no.| Slider position| A| B| C| D| E| F
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
1| SPK-| SPK+| SPK+| MIC+| MIC+| MIC+
2| MIC+| MIC-| MIC+| SPK+| MIC-| SPK-
3| MIC-| MIC+| MIC-| SPK-| SPK+| SPK+
4| SPK+| SPK-| SPK-| MIC-| SPK-| MIC-

EHS Standards

DHSG

• This section only gives a very brief overview of the DHSG standard.

DHSG uses an 8-pin RJ45 connector with pinouts as follow:

DHSG Codes

The following DHSG codes are supported in Clave Base :

DHSG Commands

• The following commands are supported

EA40

• This section gives an overview of EA40 standard. EA40 uses a 6-pin RJ12 connector with pinouts as follow:

Appendix D: Call Control Action and Call State Table between BT & DECT

#

| Call State| Call Control Action
---|---|---

DECT

| ****

BT

| BT key| DECT Active| BT Active
Multi-Function key| Multi-Function key
Short

press

| Short

press

| Long

press

| Double

press

| Short press| Long

press

| Double

press

1

| ****

IDLE

| ****

IDLE

| ****

—

| ****

—

| DECT:

Teams button

| DECT:

Teams redial

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

2

| ****

RINGING

| ****

IDLE

| ****

—

| DECT:

Accept

| ****

—

| DECT:

Reject

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

3

| ****

HOLD

| ****

IDLE

| ****

—

| ****

—

| DECT:

Retrieve

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

4

| HOLD & RINGING| ****

IDLE

| ****

—

| DECT:

Accept

| ****

—

| DECT:

Reject

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

5

| ****

HOOK-OFF

| ****

IDLE

| ****

—

| ****

DECT: End

| DECT:

Hold

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

6

| HOOK-OFF & RINGING| ****

IDLE

| ****

—

| DECT:

Hold & accept

| DECT: End

& accept

| DECT:

Reject

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

7

| HOOK-OFF & HOLD| ****

IDLE

| ****

—

| ****

DECT: End

| DECT:

Swap Call

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

8

| HOOK-

OFF, HOLD & RINGING

| ****

IDLE

| ****

—

| DECT:

Hold & accept

| DECT: End

& accept

| DECT:

Reject

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

9

| ****

IDLE

| ****

RINGING

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

BT: Accept

| ****

—

| ****

BT: Reject

10

| ****

RINGING

| ****

RINGING

| Toggle link BT/DECT| DECT:

Accept, BT: Accept

| ****

—

| DECT:

Reject, BT: Reject

| DECT:

Accept, BT: Accept

| ****

—

| DECT:

Reject, BT: Reject

11

| ****

HOLD

| ****

RINGING

| Toggle link BT/DECT| ****

BT: Accept

| DECT:

Retrieve

| ****

BT: Reject

| ****

BT: Accept

| ****

—

| ****

BT: Reject

12

| HOLD & RINGING| ****

RINGING

| Toggle link BT/DECT| DECT:

Accept, BT: Accept

| ****

—

| DECT:

Reject, BT: Reject

| DECT:

Accept, BT: Accept

| ****

—

| DECT:

Reject, BT: Reject

13

| ****

HOOK-OFF

| ****

RINGING

| Toggle link BT/DECT| ****

BT: Accept

| DECT:

Hold

| ****

BT: Reject

| ****

BT: Accept

| ****

—

| ****

BT: Reject

14

| ****

HOOK-OFF & RINGING

| ****

RINGING

| ****

Toggle link BT/DECT

| DECT:

Hold & accept

BT: Accept

| ****

DECT: End

& accept

| DECT:

Reject, BT: Reject

| DECT: Hold & accept BT: Accept| ****

—

| DECT:

Reject, BT: Reject

15

| HOOK-OFF & HOLD| ****

RINGING

| Toggle link BT/DECT| ****

BT: Accept

| DECT:

Swap Call

| ****

BT: Reject

| ****

BT: Accept

| ****

—

| ****

BT: Reject

16

| HOOK- OFF, HOLD & RINGING| ****

RINGING

| ****

Toggle link BT/DECT

| DECT:

Hold & accept

BT: Accept

| ****

DECT: End

& accept

| DECT:

Reject, BT: Reject

| DECT: Hold & accept BT: Accept| ****

—

| DECT:

Reject, BT: Reject

17

| ****

IDLE

| ****

HOOK-OFF

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

BT: End

| ****

BT: Hold

| ****

—

18

| ****

RINGING

| ****

HOOK-OFF

| Toggle link BT/DECT| DECT:

Accept

| ****

—

| DECT:

Reject

| DECT:

Accept

| ****

BT: Hold

| DECT:

Reject

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19

| ****

HOLD

| ****

HOOK-OFF

| Toggle link BT/DECT| ****

—

| DECT:

Retrieve

| ****

—

| ****

BT: End

| ****

BT: Hold

| ****

—

20

| HOLD & RINGING| ****

HOOK-OFF

| Toggle link BT/DECT| DECT:

Accept

| ****

—

| DECT:

Reject

| DECT:

Accept

| ****

BT: Hold

| DECT:

Reject

21

| ****

HOOK-OFF

| ****

HOOK-OFF

| Toggle link BT/DECT| ****

DECT: End

| DECT:

Hold

| ****

—

| ****

BT: End

| ****

BT: Hold

| ****

—

22

| HOOK-OFF & RINGING| ****

HOOK-OFF

| Toggle link BT/DECT| DECT:

Hold & accept

| DECT: End

& accept

| DECT:

Reject

| DECT: Hold & accept| BT:

Hold

| DECT:

Reject

23

| HOOK-OFF & HOLD| ****

HOOK-OFF

| Toggle link BT/DECT| ****

DECT: End

| DECT:

Swap Call

| ****

—

| BT:

End

| BT:

Hold

| ****

—

24

| HOOK-

OFF, HOLD & RINGING

| ****

HOOK-OFF

| Toggle link BT/DECT| DECT:

Hold & accept

| DECT: End

& accept

| DECT:

Reject

| DECT: Hold & accept| ****

BT: Hold

| DECT:

Reject

25

| ****

IDLE

| ****

HOLD

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

| BT:

End

| BT:

Retrieve

| ****

—

| | | | | | | | |

27

| ****

HOLD

| ****

HOLD

| Toggle link BT/DECT| ****

—

| DECT:

Retrieve

| ****

—

| BT:

End

| BT:

Retrieve

| ****

—

28

| HOLD & RINGING| ****

HOLD

| Toggle link BT/DECT| DECT:

Accept

| ****

—

| DECT:

Reject

| DECT:

Accept

| BT:

Retrieve

| DECT:

Reject

29

| ****

HOOK-OFF

| ****

HOLD

| Toggle link BT/DECT| ****

DECT: End

| DECT:

Hold

| ****

—

| ****

BT: End

| BT:

Retrieve

| ****

—

30

| HOOK-OFF & RINGING| ****

HOLD

| Toggle link BT/DECT| DECT:

Hold & accept

| DECT: End

& accept

| DECT:

Reject

| DECT: Hold & accept| BT:

Retrieve

| DECT:

Reject

31

| HOOK-OFF & HOLD| ****

HOLD

| Toggle link BT/DECT| ****

DECT: End

| DECT:

Swap Call

| ****

—

| BT:

End

| BT:

Retrieve

| ****

—

32

| HOOK-

OFF, HOLD & RINGING

| ****

HOLD

| Toggle link BT/DECT| DECT:

Hold & accept

| DECT: End

& accept

| DECT:

Reject

| DECT: Hold & accept| BT:

Retrieve

| DECT:

Reject

33

| ****

IDLE

| HOLD & RINGING| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

| BT:

Accept

| ****

—

| ****

BT: Reject

34

| ****

RINGING

| HOLD & RINGING| Toggle link BT/DECT| DECT:

Accept, BT: Accept

| ****

—

| DECT:

Reject, BT: Reject

| DECT:

Accept BT: Accept

| ****

—

| DECT:

Reject, BT: Reject

35

| ****

HOLD

| HOLD & RINGING| Toggle link BT/DECT| ****

BT: Accept

| DECT:

Retrieve

| ****

BT: Reject

| BT:

Accept

| ****

—

| ****

BT: Reject

36

| HOLD & RINGING| HOLD & RINGING| Toggle link BT/DECT| DECT:

Accept BT: Accept

| ****

—

| DECT:

Reject BT: Reject

| DECT:

Accept BT: Accept

| ****

—

| DECT:

Reject BT: Reject

37

| ****

HOOK-OFF

| HOLD & RINGING| Toggle link BT/DECT| ****

BT: Accept

| DECT:

Hold

| ****

BT: Reject

| BT:

Accept

| ****

—

| ****

BT: Reject

38

| ****

HOOK-OFF & RINGING

| ****

HOLD & RINGING

| ****

Toggle link BT/DECT

| DECT:

Hold & accept

BT: Accept

| ****

DECT: End

& accept

| DECT:

Reject BT: Reject

| DECT: Hold & accept BT: Accept| ****

—

| DECT:

Reject BT: Reject

39

| HOOK-OFF & HOLD| HOLD & RINGING| Toggle link BT/DECT| ****

BT: Accept

| DECT:

Swap Call

| ****

BT: Reject

| BT:

Accept

| ****

—

| ****

BT: Reject

40

| HOOK- OFF, HOLD & RINGING| ****

HOLD & RINGING

| ****

Toggle link BT/DECT

| DECT:

Hold & accept

BT: Accept

| ****

DECT: End

& accept

| DECT:

Reject BT: Reject

| DECT: Hold & accept BT: Accept| ****

—

| DECT:

Reject BT: Reject

---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---

41

| ****

IDLE

| HOOK-OFF & RINGING| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

| BT:

Hold & accept

| BT:

End & accept

| ****

BT: Reject

42

| ****

RINGING

| ****

HOOK-OFF & RINGING

| ****

Toggle link BT/DECT

| DECT:

Accept, BT:

Hold &

accept

| ****

—

| ****

DECT:

Reject BT: Reject

| DECT:

Accept, BT:

Hold &

accept

| ****

BT:

End & accept

| ****

DECT:

Reject BT: Reject

43

| ****

HOLD

| HOOK-OFF & RINGING| Toggle link BT/DECT| BT:

Hold & accept

| ****

Retrieve

| ****

BT: Reject

| BT:

Hold & accept

| BT:

End & accept

| ****

BT: Reject

44

| ****

HOLD & RINGING

| ****

HOOK-OFF & RINGING

| ****

Toggle link BT/DECT

| DECT:

Accept, BT: Hold &

accept

| ****

—

| DECT:

Reject BT: Reject

| DECT:

Accept, BT: Hold &

accept

| BT:

End & accept

| DECT:

Reject BT: Reject

45

| ****

HOOK-OFF

| HOOK-OFF & RINGING| Toggle link BT/DECT| BT:

Hold & accept

| DECT:

Hold

| ****

BT: Reject

| BT:

Hold & accept

| BT:

End & accept

| ****

BT: Reject

46

| ****

HOOK-OFF & RINGING

| ****

HOOK-OFF & RINGING

| ****

Toggle link BT/DECT

| DECT:

Hold & accept, BT: Hold &

accept

| ****

DECT:

End & accept

| ****

DECT:

Reject BT: Reject

| DECT:

Hold & accept, BT: Hold &

accept

| ****

BT:

End & accept

| ****

DECT:

Reject BT: Reject

47

| HOOK-OFF & HOLD| HOOK-OFF & RINGING| Toggle link BT/DECT| BT:

Hold & accept

| DECT:

Swap Call

| ****

BT: Reject

| BT:

Hold & accept

| BT:

End & accept

| ****

BT: Reject

48

| ****

HOOK- OFF, HOLD & RINGING

| ****

HOOK-OFF & RINGING

| ****

Toggle link BT/DECT

| DECT:

Hold & accept, BT: Hold &

accept

| ****

DECT:

End & accept

| ****

DECT:

Reject BT: Reject

| DECT:

Hold & accept, BT: Hold &

accept

| ****

BT:

End & accept

| ****

DECT:

Reject BT: Reject

49

| ****

IDLE

| HOOK-OFF & HOLD| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

| ****

—

| BT:

End

| BT:

Swap call

| ****

—

50

| ****

RINGING

| HOOK-OFF & HOLD| Toggle link BT/DECT| DECT:

Accept

| ****

—

| DECT:

Reject

| DECT:

Accept

| BT:

Swap call

| DECT:

Reject

51

| ****

HOLD

| HOOK-OFF & HOLD| Toggle link BT/DECT| ****

—

| DECT:

Retrieve

| ****

—

| BT:

End

| BT:

Swap call

| ****

—

52

| HOLD & RINGING| HOOK-OFF & HOLD| Toggle link BT/DECT| DECT:

Accept

| ****

—

| DECT:

Reject

| DECT:

Accept

| BT:

Swap call

| DECT:

Reject

53

| ****

HOOK-OFF

| HOOK-OFF & HOLD| Toggle link BT/DECT| ****

DECT: End

| DECT:

Hold

| ****

—

| BT:

End

| BT:

Swap call

| ****

—

54

| HOOK-OFF & RINGING| HOOK-OFF & HOLD| Toggle link BT/DECT| DECT:

Hold & accept

| DECT: End

& accept

| DECT:

Reject

| DECT: Hold & accept| BT:

Swap call

| DECT:

Reject

55

| HOOK-OFF & HOLD| HOOK-OFF & HOLD| Toggle link BT/DECT| ****

DECT: End

| DECT:

Swap Call

| ****

—

| BT:

End

| BT:

Swap call

| ****

—

References

• Communication Systems, Hardware & Cloud Based Services | United Headsets
• Communication Systems, Hardware & Cloud Based Services | United Headsets
• Communication Systems, Hardware & Cloud Based Services | United Headsets

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