McDewey

On-premises and multiplatform headset serviceability features are unavailable through an RJ-9 connection. Note Table 64: Cisco Headset 500 Series Parameters Notes Default Range Parameter Controls the level of sound in the headset. 0 is very low while 15 is loud. Configure this setting based on the ambient noise in the office environment. 7 0 – 15 Speaker Volume Gain controls how loud the user sounds to other people on the call. Softer means users sound quiet while Louder means users sound much louder. Configure this setting based on the ambient noise in the office environment. Default Softer – Louder Microphone Gain Controls how much of a user's own voice they can hear through their headset.Off turns off the sidetone while High means that users receive much more feedback from their headset microphones. Low Off – High Sidetone Controls the Equalizer settings. Warmer settings mean users hear more bass in their headsets, while a brighter setting means users hear more treble. Default Warmest – Brightest Equalizer Controls the Digital Enhanced cordless Telecommunications (DECT) codec in the Cisco Headset 560 Series. In a dense DECT environment, set the field to Narrow Band to limit the Cisco Headset 560 Series to the G.727 codec. Wide Band Wide Band, Narrow Band Audio Bandwidth Controls the use of Bluetooth on the Cisco Headset 560 Series with Multibase. When this parameter is set to Off, the base deletes all devices paired with it. On On, Off Bluetooth Controls the use of the conferencing feature on the Cisco Headset 560 Series. Conferencing allows up to three guest headsets to pair with the same base at once. See Cisco Headset 500 Series User Guide for more information on conferencing. On On, Off Conference Feature Configuration Guide for Cisco Unified Communications Manager, Release 15 and SUs 680 Device Management Headset and Accessories Template Management