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EKSA H12 - User Manual

EKSA H12
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Telecom Headset For Hands-free
Communication
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Summary

Product Specifications

Wide Compatibility

Lists compatible computer models, cellphones, laptops, iPads, game controllers, and devices with a 3.5mm jack.

Technical Details

Details on headphones, microphone, and driver specifications including weight, cable length, plug type, frequency response, and impedance.

Operating Instructions

Connecting to Computer

Plug-and-play connection guide for computers, including audio settings for Windows 7, 8, and XP.

Button Functions

Volume Control

Instructions on how to increase or decrease the volume using the scroll wheel.

Mute Functionality

Explanation of the button switch to mute or unmute the speaker or microphone.

Microphone Adjustment

Guidance on bending the microphone tube for optimal voice clarity.

Headphone FAQ and Troubleshooting

No Sound or Music Issues

Troubleshooting steps for when the headset produces no audio output or music playback.

Microphone Input Problems

Solutions for when the other party cannot hear your voice during calls.

Audio Distortion and Echoes

Addresses issues with distorted sound quality or hearing echoes from calls.

Music Playback Failure

Troubleshooting steps for when music playback through one earphone fails.

Volume Level Management

Solutions for managing high volume levels even at minimum settings.

Remote Control Inoperability

Explanation of potential reasons for remote control buttons not functioning.

Overview

The EKSA H12 is a telecom headset designed for hands-free communication, offering wide compatibility and ease of use across various platforms. This headset is engineered to provide clear audio for both listening and speaking, making it suitable for online calls, voice chats, and general audio playback.

Function Description

The primary function of the EKSA H12 headset is to facilitate hands-free communication. It integrates a headphone for audio output and an omni-directional microphone for voice input, allowing users to engage in conversations without needing to hold a phone or be tethered to a desktop microphone. The headset connects via a standard 3.5mm jack, ensuring broad compatibility with a range of devices. Its design prioritizes simplicity and immediate functionality, often requiring no additional driver installation for basic operation. This plug-and-play capability means users can connect the headset and begin using it almost instantly for their communication needs. The headset is particularly useful for environments where clear voice transmission and reception are crucial, such as customer service, online meetings, or remote learning.

Usage Features

The EKSA H12 offers several features designed to enhance user experience and convenience:

  • Plug-and-Play Connectivity: One of the most significant usage features is its straightforward connection process. Users simply plug the 3.5mm jack into their computer's 3.5mm jack port. The headset is designed to be automatically recognized and ready for use, eliminating the need for complex driver installations or setup procedures. This makes it highly accessible for users of varying technical proficiencies.

  • Broad Compatibility: The headset boasts wide compatibility with a variety of operating systems and devices. It is compatible with all Windows and Mac systems for computers, most cellphones, laptops, iPads, and game controllers. Essentially, any device that supports a 3.5mm jack can be used with the EKSA H12, making it a versatile accessory for different communication setups.

  • Integrated Controls: The headset features an in-line remote shutter with intuitive controls for managing audio.

    • Volume Control: A scroll wheel allows users to easily adjust the volume up or down. This provides quick and precise control over the listening experience without needing to interact with the connected device's software settings.
    • Microphone Mute Function: A button switch on the remote allows users to quickly mute or unmute the microphone. This is a critical feature for privacy during calls or when background noise needs to be temporarily suppressed without disconnecting from the conversation.
  • Adjustable Microphone: The microphone is designed with a bendable tube, allowing users to position it optimally for voice clarity. By aiming the microphone closer to the mouth, users can ensure their voice is captured clearly and effectively, minimizing background noise interference and improving the quality of their outgoing audio.

  • Hands-Free Operation: The core benefit of the EKSA H12 is its hands-free nature. This allows users to multitask, take notes, or perform other actions while engaged in a call, significantly boosting productivity and comfort during extended communication sessions.

  • Audio Settings Management: For optimal performance, users are guided to check and adjust their device's audio settings. On Windows 7 and 8, this involves navigating to the "control panel" -> "sound" -> "play" and setting the headset as the default communication device. For Windows XP, the path is "control panel" -> "sound and audio device" -> "audio setting" -> "sound play," with the headset set for hands-free communication. Mac OS X users can find these settings under "System Preference" -> "audio" -> "Output." These steps ensure that the headset's speaker and microphone are correctly recognized and utilized by the system for online calls and voice chats.

Maintenance Features

While the EKSA H12 is designed for durability and ease of use, understanding potential issues and their solutions can contribute to its longevity and consistent performance:

  • Troubleshooting Audio Output (No Sound/Soundless Music):

    • Cable Controller Check: If there's no sound, the first step is to check the volume controller on the cable and adjust it.
    • External Speaker/Connection Check: Ensure external speakers are powered and connections are secure.
    • Laptop Sound Switch: For laptop users, verify that the sound switch (often indicated by a loudspeaker symbol on a key) hasn't been accidentally turned off.
    • System Tray Volume: Check the system tray at the bottom right of the screen for the loudspeaker symbol. A red circle icon indicates the sound is off. If the sound is on but still low, the controller might be at zero; click the symbol and lift the controller upwards.
    • Input Device Selection: Confirm that "EKSA H12 Telecom Headset" is selected as the input device in your computer's audio settings.
  • Troubleshooting Microphone Input (Other Side Cannot Hear Voice):

    • Microphone Mute: Ensure the microphone is not muted via the switch on the remote shutter.
    • Microphone Alignment: Adjust the bendable microphone lever to bring it closer to your mouth for better voice capture.
    • Default Audio Device: Verify that the EKSA 3.5mm headset is set as the default audio device for your PC's microphone input. For Windows XP, this involves selecting the earphone for the default audio device under "Sound and Audio Device." For Windows Vista and 7, select "Default Communication Device" under "Audio" in the Control Panel. For Mac OS X, select the EKSA H12 for "Audio Output Device" under "System Preference" -> "audio" -> "Output."
  • Troubleshooting Sound Distortion and Echoes:

    • Volume Adjustment: If the sound from the earphone is distorted, try turning down the volume of online calls until the distortion is resolved.
    • Echo Cancellation: If you hear your own voice echoed, it suggests an issue with the echo-canceling function on the other person's device. Advise them to adjust their "Echo Suppression" settings (e.g., from "Software Echo Suppression" to "Hardware Echo Suppression" or vice versa) in their communication application's settings.
  • Troubleshooting Loud Sound at Minimum Volume:

    • Volume Reduction: If the sound is excessively loud even at the minimum volume setting, reduce the volume of online calls or media players on your PC directly.
  • Troubleshooting Infeasible Remote Shutter Buttons:

    • PC Power State: The 3.5mm headset's remote shutter buttons may become unresponsive if the PC is in standby or hibernation mode. Ensure your PC remains powered on for the controls to function correctly.

By understanding these features and maintenance tips, users can maximize the performance and lifespan of their EKSA H12 telecom headset, ensuring a reliable and comfortable communication experience.

EKSA H12 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Driver Size50mm
Frequency Response20Hz - 20kHz
Impedance32Ω
MicrophoneYes
Connection Type3.5mm
Cable Length2.2m
Connectivity TechnologyWired
Form FactorOver-ear
Noise CancellationPassive
Connection3.5mm
Ear Cushion MaterialProtein Leather
Sensitivity105dB±3dB

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