App. B: SwyxIt! Handsets
SwyxIt! Handset is connected to the USB port of the computer; this connection also provides the power supply. Key phone functions (such as "Call transfer", “Hold", “Forwarding", or “Conference") can be easily accessed via the SwyxIt! graphical interface.
SwyxIt! Handset P280
The SwyxIt! Handset P280 offers HD audio voice quality and supports the operation of an additional headset under Windows 8.(1) and Windows 10.
The handset also offers other features such as “Open listening", "Hands-free", a “Hook On/Off” function, as well as visual call signaling. What's more, the integrated speakers allow you to customize call signaling to suit your requirements.
In addition to the handset, the SwyxIt! Handset P280 features:
A speaker for open listening
A headset connection (RJ11 connector)
Five buttons on the right-hand side
a LED for optical call or voice message signaling.
Use the “Plus” and “Minus” buttons to control the volume. Volume control affects the output source (headset, handset, and speakers) currently in use. The “Mute” button activates/deactivates the microphone currently in use. The “Headset” button enables headset mode. The "Speaker” button activates the device speaker.
In general:
The LED at the top flashes when there is an incoming call
The upper LED lights up, when you have received a voice message
The speaker button lights up when the speaker is activated
The “Headset” button lights up when the headset speaker is activated
The “Mute” button lights up when the microphone is off
All above functions can also be triggered by SwyxIt!.
SwyxIt! Handset P300
The SwyxIt! Handset P300 offers outstanding voice quality including HD audio and a microphone with noise canceling function.
The wireless handset has a range of up to 20 meters and a talk time of up to 15 hours.
The handset also offers other features such as “Open listening", "Hands-free", a “Hook On/Off” function, as well as visual call signaling.
In addition to the handset, the SwyxIt! Handset P300 features:
a volume and a mute button
a LED for optical call signaling
Use the “Plus” and “Minus” buttons to control the volume. The “Mute” button activates/deactivates the microphone currently in use.
In general:
the LED at the top flashes red when there is an incoming call
the “Mute” button lights up red when the microphone is off
All above functions can also be triggered by SwyxIt!.