GN Netcom wireless headset volume adjustment

On the headset where you change the volume it is also a button. Click it in towards the microphone.

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Hi,
Volume adjustment is made by depressing the two + and - together until beep is heard
once beep is heard press the + button several times until louder bleep is heard this will increase transmission from headset and cure the problem


Steve

I had this problem a few months ago, make sure the small wheel on the side is set on A. (if you look closly at the wheel there are very small and hard to see letters on there.) this should get rid of the buzzing.

It sounds like your microphone volume is too loud. Get someone on a call with you so they can tell you how it sounds as you adjust it. Turn down the mic volume by pressing the + & - buttons on the earpiece together once which puts the earpiece into mic adjust mode. Then decrease the mic volume by pressing the minus button a few times until it sounds right. The earpiece will automatically revert to normal mode within a few seconds.
If this doesn't work it may be that you need to adjust the compatibility setting for the new phone. This is the small black dial on the base station. The most common setting is 'A' but you may need to experiment with other settings for that phone.

I've had this same probelm and after much pressing of buttons eventualy fixed it by reading the manual... :s

Last page page of Quick Set-Up Guide under "Transmit volume adjustment":

1.) Make call to another phone user to assist.
2.) Press + and - on the headset at the same time.
3.) Adjust volume by pressing either - and +.
4.) Confirm volume with helper.
5.) Wait for 10secs and the settings will store.

http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=gn+netcom+headset+user+guide&btnG=Search&meta=

lower the volume of your mic.

If you are having echo problems while not on a call (you are wearing the headset, it is active, but you are not currently on the phone with anyone), there are 3 ways to counteract this: -When you are done with a call, you can click your Multifunction button on your headset (middle one inbetween the volume controls). -Move the microphone away from your mouth when you are not on a call. -A more permanent solution: decrease the sensitivity of your microphone. To do this, click and hold the increase and decrease volume buttons on your headset ( + & - ) for 3 seconds. Let the buttons up after 3 seconds and push the lower volume button 2 or 3 times. Wait 6 more seconds and it will beep at you. After you have done this, make a call to someone in the office to be sure the sensitivity has not been lowered so much that others can?t hear you.