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Sennheiser EPOS MB Pro Series - User Manual

Sennheiser EPOS MB Pro Series
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EPOS|Sennheiser - Firmware updates, battery replacements and
factory resets
To update the firmare on your EPOS|Sennheiser device, first download the EPOS Connect App to
your computer. CLICK HERE.
Then connect your headset.
Corded USB headsets
Easy peasy, just make sure it’s plugged in!
Bluetooth Headsets
Adapt 200 and above models;
Ensure the dongle AND the headset are connected. You’ll need to connect the headset by a USB
cable.
MB Pro models
Insert your thumbnail between the headset and the leatherette earpad (on the same side of the
headset as the microphone boom arm) and remove, with the plastic ring to reveal the micro-USB
port located underneath and then use a micro-USB to USB cable to connect it with your PC. If you
have a USB dongle you should also plug this in.
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Summary

EPOS|Sennheiser Device Operations

Firmware Update Procedure

Download EPOS Connect App and connect headset to computer for firmware updates.

Connecting Corded USB Headsets

Ensure the corded USB headset is plugged in for connection to the computer.

Connecting Bluetooth Headsets

Connect Bluetooth headsets and dongles via USB cable for updates.

Connecting MB Pro Models

Steps to connect MB Pro models using the hidden micro-USB port.

DECT Wireless Headset Management

Connecting DECT Wireless Headsets

Connect DECT base units to PC via micro-USB for recognition by EPOS Connect.

DECT Headset Factory Reset

Instructions to factory reset DECT headsets using the base station's reset button.

Headset Battery Maintenance

MB Pro;Pro UC Battery Reset

Detailed steps to perform a battery reset on MB Pro or Pro UC headsets.

Overview

This document provides comprehensive instructions for maintaining and troubleshooting EPOS|Sennheiser headsets, covering firmware updates, battery replacements, and factory resets for various models.

Function Description:

The primary function of this guide is to assist users in performing essential maintenance tasks on their EPOS|Sennheiser headsets. This includes:

  • Firmware Updates: Guiding users through the process of updating the firmware on their devices to ensure optimal performance, compatibility, and access to new features.
  • Battery Replacements: Providing detailed instructions and video links for replacing batteries in specific DECT wireless headset models.
  • Factory Resets: Explaining how to perform a factory reset on DECT wireless headsets and a battery reset on MB Pro/Pro UC headsets to resolve issues or restore default settings.

Important Technical Specifications (Implied/Referenced):

While not explicitly listing technical specifications in a table format, the document references various EPOS|Sennheiser headset models and their associated technologies, implying the following:

  • Connectivity:
    • Corded USB: Standard USB connection for power and data transfer.
    • Bluetooth: Wireless connectivity for headsets like Adapt 200 series and MB Pro models, often requiring a USB dongle for PC connection.
    • DECT Wireless: Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications technology for models like SDW, D10PH, D30PH, and DW series, utilizing a base unit for connection to PCs or deskphones.
  • Software Requirement: EPOS Connect App is essential for firmware updates, indicating a software-driven maintenance approach.
  • Hardware Interfaces:
    • Micro-USB Port: Common for connecting base units and some headsets (e.g., MB Pro, DECT base units) to a PC for updates.
    • Multifunction Button: A key control element on Bluetooth headsets for power, pairing, and reset functions.
    • Audio Button (Volume Control): Used in conjunction with the multifunction button for specific reset procedures.
    • Reset Button (S1/S2): Small physical buttons on DECT base units for initiating factory resets.
    • DIP Switches: Tiny white switches mentioned near the reset button on DECT base units, though their specific function isn't detailed in this context.
  • Battery Type: Implied to be user-replaceable in certain DECT models, while "Other headsets do not have a replaceable battery," suggesting integrated, non-user-serviceable batteries in many other models.

Usage Features:

The document outlines several usage features related to the maintenance process:

  • EPOS Connect App: This application serves as the central hub for managing EPOS|Sennheiser devices.
    • Device Recognition: Automatically identifies connected headsets or dongles.
    • Update Overview: Displays available firmware updates for connected devices.
    • Update Execution: Facilitates the download and installation of firmware updates.
  • Connection Methods for Updates:
    • Corded USB Headsets: Simple plug-and-play.
    • Bluetooth Headsets (Adapt 200+): Requires both the dongle and headset to be connected, with the headset connected via a USB cable.
    • Bluetooth Headsets (MB Pro): Involves a specific procedure to reveal a micro-USB port under the earpad for connection.
    • DECT Wireless Headsets: The base unit connects to the PC via a micro-USB cable, even if the headset is deskphone-only.
  • Reset Procedures:
    • DECT Headset Factory Reset: A multi-step process involving power disconnection, holding a reset button on the base unit, and reconnecting power.
    • MB Pro/Pro UC Battery Reset: A sequence of button presses (multifunction and audio/volume control) to perform a battery reset, indicated by specific LED flashes (red, blue, purple).
  • LED Indicators: The document frequently references LED flashes (red, blue, purple) as visual cues for different states during reset and pairing modes, providing clear feedback to the user.
  • Voice Prompts: Mention of "powering off" voice prompt on MB Pro headsets indicates auditory feedback for user actions.

Maintenance Features:

The guide emphasizes several key maintenance features:

  • Proactive Firmware Updates: Encourages regular updates to ensure devices are running the latest software, which can include bug fixes, performance improvements, and new functionalities.
  • User-Serviceable Batteries (Specific Models): Provides instructions and video tutorials for replacing batteries in certain DECT wireless headset models (DW Office, D10, DW Pro 1, DW Pro 2, D30, SDW Mono/Stereo). This extends the lifespan of these devices and offers a cost-effective alternative to full replacement.
  • Troubleshooting via Resets: Factory resets and battery resets are presented as effective methods for resolving various device issues, such as connectivity problems, unexpected behavior, or restoring settings to a known good state.
  • Clear, Step-by-Step Instructions: The document breaks down complex procedures into easy-to-follow steps, making maintenance accessible even for less technically inclined users.
  • Visual Aids: The inclusion of an image demonstrating how to access the micro-USB port on an MB Pro headset, and the reference to video links for battery replacements, enhances clarity and user understanding.
  • Pre-Requisite Checks: For factory resets, the guide stresses the importance of disconnecting all power sources and waiting for residual charge to dissipate, highlighting best practices for safe and effective maintenance.
  • Model-Specific Guidance: The document differentiates instructions based on headset models (e.g., Corded USB, Bluetooth Adapt 200+, MB Pro, DECT SDW/D10/D30/DW), ensuring users follow the correct procedures for their specific device.

Sennheiser EPOS MB Pro Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSennheiser
ModelEPOS MB Pro Series
CategoryHeadsets
LanguageEnglish

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