JPL Element-X500 Headset User Guide

June 7, 2024
JPL

JPL Element-X500 Headset User Guide

Features:

  • User changeable headband from single ear to dual ear
  • Universal patented base with slot-in cartridge drawer to accept Bluetooth or USB modules (Optional accessories – sold separately)
  • DECT wireless technology level A
  • Surround Shield™ noise cancelling microphone
  • Sound Shield™ hearing protection
  • Max 100m (300ft) coverage
  • Max 30 users in 50 square meters
  • 6 hours talk time (stand by ~ 140 hours)
  • Quick recharge time (60 to 90 mins)
  • Volume control on headset
  • Boom arm adjustable through 270°
  • In use / busy light indicator on speaker housing
  • 50mm smooth protein leather ear cushion
  • Headset weight 65g/80g
  • Compatible with MS-Lync
  • Patented design
  • Full range of EHS cords available
  • 24 Month repair or replacement warranty

What’s included

  • Base Unit

  • Microphone Boom Arm

  • Monaural Headband

  • Switch Mode Power Supply with Multi Country Adapters & Telephone Cord

Optional Accessories

  • USB 2.0 Module and USB Cable Type-A to Mini-B

  • Bluetooth Module

  • Monaural Headband

  • Binaural Headband

  • USB Cable Type-A to Micro USB for optional headset charging method

  • Microphone Boom Arm

  • JPL-DECT Lifter

  • Electronic Hook Switch (EHS)

Type of lead varies depending on phone model. Please refer to EHS Guide www.jpltele.com/ehs-cables

Attaching the headband

To attach the microphone boom arm to the headband, align the triangle shape on the microphone boom arm with the triangle shape on the headband and push to click into place. The microphone boom arm will then r

Detaching the headband

  1. To detach the microphone boom arm from the headband, gently push the microphone speaker from inside the ear cushion. This will pop the microphone boom away from the headband.
    Detaching the headband Inductions

  2. DO NOT pull on the microphone boom to remove it from the headband.
    Detaching the headband Inductions

Positioning the Microphone

The microphone boom arm is flexible, so you can gently bend the boom and position it to suit the curve of your face.
The ideal position for the microphone is at the corner of the mouth approximately 30mm (2 finger width) away from the mouth.

Positioning the Microphone
Positioning the Microphone

Microphone Boom Volume Control

To change the speaker volume: roll the volume indicator switch towards the ‘plus’ sign to increase the volume and roll the switch towards the ‘minus’ sign to reduce the volume and press the switch to activate the microphone mute mode.

Microphone Boom Volume Control

Setting up the Base Unit

Setting up the Base Unit

Desk Phone with Headset Port
  • Plug the supplied telephone cord into the TEL port of the base unit.
  • Connect the telephone cord to the HEADSET port of the desk phone.
Desk Phone without Headset Port
  • On the desk phone, unplug the handset cable from the phone
  • Plug the handset cable into the HANDSET port on the base unit
  • Plug the telephone cord into the TEL port on the base unit and plug the other end of the telephone cord into the HANDSET port on the desk phone

Operating Instructions

Pairing a headset to the base unit:
  1. Make sure there is no power to the base unit
  2. Take the headset off the base unit
  3. Hold the ‘mute button’ for 2-3 seconds until the blue indicator light on the headset starts to flash (Indicating Pairing Mode)
  4. Place the headset back on the base unit
  5. Plug in the power cord to the base unit
  6. Wait up to a minute and you should be able to hear an audible beep signifying the headset is connected to the base unit
  7. Test by taking the headset off the base unit, which should enable the headset to be ‘off hook’ (Green phone light activated) and make a test call.
Pairing a second headset to a base station:
  1. One headset should already be paired to this base unit, if so it needs to be turned off
  2. To turn the headset off, firstly take it off the base unit and press the call accept/reject button to deactivate the green phone light on the base unit
  3. Hold the call accept/reject button for 3 seconds, you should hear a short beep and then a longer beep signifying the first headset is off
  4. Follow the steps in ‘Pairing a headset to a base unit’ above to connect the second headset
  5. Once the second headset is connected turn the first headset back on with a short press to the call accept/reject button
  6. Test the headsets by calling the phone system connected to the base unit and each headset should ring.

Please note pairing two headsets to one base unit allows each headset to answer the incoming call, (a maximum of five headsets can be paired to one base unit) however, only the person (the first to answer the call) will be able to hear and interact with the caller.

Base Unit

Bluetooth Button| This function works when the Bluetooth module is inserted
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PC/TEL Selection| This function works when the USB cartridge is inserted
Microphone Mute Button| Press to mute the call Microphone Volume Your headset has automatic audio configuration, (this can take a few minutes to settle) however, if required, you can adjust the volume level for the speakers and microphone to suit
Compatibility Switch| Select ‘1’ or ‘2’ until a dial tone is heard via the telephone connection

Base Unit Inductions   Base Unit
Inductions

DC Jack Connect Power Adapter to DC Jack
AUX port Connection for Handset Lifter or EHS Adapter (optional extra)
Telephone Port Connect telephone cord to the headset port or handset

port of a telephone / base unit
Handset Port| Plug Handset cord from the phone to Handset port

Base Unit Inductions

Visual Indicator

Charging Status

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LED

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Status Charging| Battery Indicator: ‘Flashing’ 1 sec-ON, 1 sec-OFF
Fully Charged| Battery Indicator: ‘ON’
Low Battery| Battery Indicator: ‘Flashing’ 0.5 sec-ON, 0.5 sec-OFF

Event

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LED Status

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Press Microphone Mute| Mute Indicator: ‘ON’
Press PC/TEL Selection| PC/TEL Indicator – TEL: ‘OFF’ PC: ‘ON’
Hook Off| Selected Mode Indicator: ‘ON’

Audio Indicator

Event

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Sound Effect

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Speaker / Microphone Volume| Beep Sound ‘UP’ – High Tone, ‘DOWN’ – Low Tone
Max/Min Speaker Volume| Double beep
Max/Min Microphone Volume| Double Beep
Microphone Mute/Unmute| Beep / Double Beep
Mute Reminder| Beep (every 3 seconds)
Hook Off / On| Double Beep (High Tone / Low Tone)
Low Battery| Continuous beep in headset when battery is low

Trouble Shooting

  1. Cannot hear a dial tone.
    • Check the PC/TEL button. TEL Mute: PC/TEL indicator – ‘OFF’
    • Please check the cable connection between base unit and phone.
    • Check that the power adapter is plugged in and has power
    • Please check the compatibility switch. Adjust compatibility switch until you can hear the dial tone.
  2. Microphone volume (TX) is low / dead.
    • Make sure that the microphone (TX) mute function is deactivated.
    • Check the position of the boom arm and make sure that the microphone is placed as close as possible to your mouth (approx. 2 fingers distance).
    • Adjust the microphone (TX) volume on the bottom of base unit.
  3. Buzzing sound on the headset
    • Telephone may not be fully immune to the radio transmission between your headset and base unit. To overcome this problem, move the base unit to at least 30 cm/12” away from the phone.
  4. Headset echoes
    • Adjust the telephone’s volume. If necessary, adjust your microphone volume on the headset to a lower setting.
  5. EHS doesn’t work with the telephone
    • Make sure the telephone is compatible with the wireless headset. Refer to the EHS guide.
  6. Headset was working, but it has stopped.
    • Headset may need pairing to the base unit again. Refer to the ‘Operating Instructions’.
    • Headset battery may be dead. Return the headset to the cradle on the base unit for charging.

Additional Accessories

X500 Cartridge Module for USB Connection

  • Softphone interoperability through USB/computer with 3CX, Avaya One-X,
    Cisco Jabber, Counter Path and Skype with assistance from the JPL Gateway.

  • JPL Gateway software must be installed and running for remote call control functions to work with supported softphones. www.jpltele.com/gatway

  • Before inserting your USB cartridge, make sure that the base unit is powered-off. After inserting the cartridge, connect the power and then connect the USB cable.
    Additional Accessories Inductions

  • To make a USB call, press the “PC/TEL’ button.

  • When you press the “PC/TEL” button, the “PC/TEL” LED will flash on and off.
    Additional Accessories Inductions Additional Accessories
Inductions

  • Bluetooth allows the DECT headset to connect wirelessly to Bluetooth enabled smartphones.

  • This headset allows wireless conversations from any desk phone, softphone and mobile.

  • Before inserting your Bluetooth cartridge, make sure that the base unit is powered-off.
    Additional Accessories Inductions

JPL-DECT Lifter

The JPL-DECT Lifter remotely lifts the desk phone handset to make or answer a call. www.jpltele.com/accessories (Refer to the JPL-DECT Lifter installation guide).

JPL-DECT Lifter

Electronic Hook Switch (EHS) Adapter

  • EHS Adapter enables an incoming call to be answered or ended by using the On/Off button on the Headset.

www.jpltele.com/ehs-cables Refer to the EHS Compatibility Table to see which adapter you need for your desk phone. (Refer to the EHS Adapter installation guide to see how to install your EHS cable).


Type of lead varies depending on phone

USB Cable Type-A to Micro USB

  • Optional method for charging the headset. Connect the micro USB jack to the micro USB port located on the side of the headset.
    USB Cable Type-A to Micro USB

GUARANTEE

Register for 24 Month Warranty on-line athttp://www.jpltele.com/product- registration.

Your JPL product has been carefully manufactured and 100% tested using high quality assured components. It is guaranteed against faulty workmanship and materials for a period of 24 months from the date of purchase. In the unlikely event that a failure should occur, please contact the JPL dealer from which you purchased this product or visit www.jpltele.com and follow our product returns procedure. You will be given a RMA number and instructions on how to return your headset.

Further help can be found on-line at www.jpltele.com on our FAQs page.

Note: Removing the factory-applied warranty label on the back of the control unit will void the warranty. Specifically exempt from warranty are limited-life consumable components subject to normal wear and tear, such as microphone windscreens, ear cushions and other accessories. Your statutory rights under common law are in no way affected by this guarantee. The warranty does not cover cosmetic damage or damage due to misuse, abuse, negligence, acts of nature, accident, disassembling or modification of, or to any part of, the product. The warranty does not cover damage due to improper operation, maintenance or installation, or attempted repair by anyone other than JPL Telecom. Any unauthorised repairs will void this warranty.

LIMITED WARRANTY

Consequential and incidental damages, including without limitation, loss of property and those arising from breach of any express or implied warranty, are not the responsibility of JPL Telecom and to the extent permitted by law, are excluded.

In accordance with its policy of progressive product design, JPL Telecom reserves the right to change product specifications without prior notice.

  • Repair or replacement is at the discretion of the manufacturer.
REGISTERED ADDRESS

UK Office: JPL Telecom Limited
Unit 1, Church Close Business Park, Church Close, Todber, Sturminster Newton,
Dorset, DT10 1JH England

USA Office: JPL Telecom LLC
445 W Merritt Ave, Merritt Island, FL 32953, USA

Mexico Office: JPL Telecom Mexico
Buffon 46-604, Col. Nueva Anzures, Delg. Miguel Hidalgo C.P. 11590

Registered in England No. 5250754

(NB. For product returns, please follow instructions and returns department address provided on our website. Returned products received at the registered addresses are likely to be returned to sender).

Visit: www.jpltele.com

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