Questions & Answers for: turn volume jabra wireless headset

...volume up (+) button at the same time, until a solid blue light comes on. 2. Set your Bluetooth phone to ?discover? the Jabra BT160 Follow your phone?s instruction guide. This usually involves going ...

...Turn it off. Press Volume button + and Power. Wait until it turns solid blue light. Now, you can discover it. The passcode is 0000. Press the answer/end button and press the volume up (+) button at ...

turn off mute. Perhaps the mic is broken? When powered up and in "talk" mode (during a call) hold the volume up and down "bumps" simultaneously. This engages/disengages the headset's mute function....

bt350 always vibrate when a call comes in, if not how can i change it.. Press and hold the volume down button, then turn the device on by pressing and holding the call button. Now release both buttons

...Turn the BT150 on. To do this press and hold the answer/end button until the light flashes blue, then release. 2. Press and hold the answer/end button and the volume up (+) button until you receive ...

turn bluetooth on. press "right hand" button next to middle button on cell to search for bluetooth devices. Hold down on switch and volume up switch TOGETHER on jabra. The cell then finds the jabra. I

turn on cell phone. activate bluetooth. press right button to search for bluetooth devices. Then press the on button and the volume UP button at the same time on the Jabra headset. The cell phone then

...turn the volume down on a GN9330 I was just given this headset. How do you turn the volume down on a GN9330? I tried adjusting on my phone but it doesn't go down, It's so loud that my customers tell ...

...turn on. Fully charge your battery before use. Make sure that the power outlet you're using is working and that the cord is fitted correctly into the wall, PC or Car outlet and the Jabra Bluetooth ...

I have a jabra gn9330 and the headset is echoing and scratchy sounding. It seems to be less so if I turn the volume down but then I have problems hearing the caller. Don't use it.