
DECT vs. Bluetooth: Security
Security of your wireless conversations is a natural concern DECT uses a 64-bit encryption, and Bluetooth has a 128-bit encryption.
So once the headsets are appropriately paired with their base stations, the chance of someone effectively listening in on a call is virtually nil.
DECT vs. Bluetooth: The Distance Difference
One of the biggest differences between DECT and Bluetooth is that DECT has a far greater range: around 100 meters (330 feet).
Bluetooth range depends on which class is used:
DECT vs. Bluetooth: Connectivity Considerations
Another difference is that a DECT headset can only connect to one other device – namely the base station that provides a connection to the phone network.
Pair Up to 4 Headsets for Conference Call.
A single Bluetooth device can connect to up to2 other devices simultaneously.
So the same Bluetooth headset could be used to connect to a user’s mobile phone,computer, tablet, and desk phone.
Renew to pair with the headset: Consistently press the PAGE switch for 5S, the headset with paired light will flash to search the headset.
Connection will be successful when the LED power off at the same time.
Then you can hook off/hook on,and the battery indicator lights up after 20s (if pairing failed after 2mins searching, it will automatically quit the searching mode, then need to repeat the above operation).
1) Consistently press the PAGE switch for 5S
2) the headset with paired light will flash to search the headset
3) turn on the headset, then consistently press the headset mute button untilthe headset status LEDflash, then the headsets are in the paired status.
9000 DECT™/9200DECT/9400DECT are able to pair with a total of four Headsets for conferencing:
one Master and three Secondary Headsets.Connecting the second and additional Headsets
5.1. Using the Master Headset which is already linked with the Base, press the PAGE switch on the Base for 5s.
The Base starts searching for a Headset to pair.
Press the second Headset’s Mute button until the Headset status LED flashes, indicating the Headset is in pairing status.
Connection will be successful when the LED turns solid on.
In today’s world, headsets are considered a necessity and the only companion on long boring hours.
It is also important that you treat them with care and respect they deserve.
Keeping them in their best condition can also be good for your hygiene and audio fidelity.
Before purchase, you should:
Make sure you buy from legitimate manufacturers or those with business permits. Fraudulent headphones can damage your ear.
Consider the size of your eartips, if applicable, and making sure you’re using ones that fit your ears comfortably and with a minimum amount of pushing and squeezing.
Be able to replace certain parts (like the ear cushions or the ear tips) rather than using the damaged or worn originals.
While using, you should:
Make sure to follow simple precautions on properly putting them
Avoid very high or very low temperatures
For storing, you should:
Store your headphones in a clean, dry place and make use of the supplied case
Check the instruction indicated with the information booklet that comes with your kit.
EHS 80 Cables Adapter Support:
Yealink, Polycom, Snom, Flying Voice USB Series Phones
• Compatible with VT, Poly (Plantronics), Jabra, Sennheiser DECT Headsets
• Equivalent to Yealink EHS40 Adapter & Jabra 14201 - 30
• Yealink USB Series Phones: T41S,T42S,T46S,T48S,T42U,T43U,T46U,T48U,T53,T53W,T54W,T57W,T58A,T58W,VP59.
• Polycom USB Series Phones: VVX250 Via USB,VVX350 Via USB,VVX401 Via USB,VVX411 Via USB,VVX450 Via USB,VVX500 Via USB,VVX501 Via USB,VVX600 Via USB,VVX601 Via USB.
• Snom USB Series Phones: Snom715 Via USB,Snom720 Via USB,Snom 725 Via USB,Snom 760 Via USB,Snom D335 Via USB,Snom D375 Via USB,Snom D385 Via USB,Snom D715 Via USB,Snom D717 Via USB,Snom D725 Via USB,Snom D735 Via USB,Snom D745 Via USB,Snom D765 Via USB,Snom D785 Via USB.
• FlyingVoice USB Phones: FIP13G,FIP14G,FIP15G.
Redial: In idle state, double-click the answer button to redial the last call.
Reject: In idle state, there is an incoming call,double-click the answer button to reject it.
Hold: There is no third-party call during the call, please long press 2s to hold current call, and click to resume the call; there is a third-party call during the call, Please long press 2s to hold the first call and answer the second call, click the answer button to resume first call and hang up the second call.
Q: How to Configure VT Headsets to work with 3CXPhone V16 for Windows
R:You can easily configure the VT Headsets to work with 3CXPhone for Windows by following this guide. Then it is convenient to answer/end calls, mute/unmute calls and manage the volume with VT headsets.
Install the UC Manager
1) Install the UC Manager on your PC.
2) Start 3CXPhone for Windows after the installation finishes.
3) The VT device is now ready to be configured as an audio device in the 3CXPhone for Windows.
Configure the 3CXPhone for Windows
1) Launch the 3CXPhone for Windows.
2) Go to “Settings” > “Audio Options” > “Microphone”, “Speaker” and all select the new VT Headsets.
Q: How to Configure VT Headsets to work with Avaya workplace for Windows
R: You can easily configure the VT Headsets to work with Avaya Workplace for Windows by following this guide. Then it is convenient to answer/end calls, mute/unmute calls and manage the volume with VT headsets.
Install the UC Manager
1) Install the UC Manager on your PC.
2) Start Avaya Workplace for Windows after the installation finishes.
3) The VT device is now ready to be configured as an audio device in the Avaya Workplace for Windows.
Configure the Avaya Workplace for Windows
1) Launch the Avaya Workplace for Windows.
2) Go to “Settings” > “Audio Options” > “Microphone”, “Speaker” and all select the new VT Headsets.
Q: How to Set up VT USB Device to Work with Zoom for Windows?
R:
1) Run Zoom.
2) Click on your profile picture at the top of the Zoom window.
3) Select Settings.
4) For each of the Speaker and Microphone settings, select the VT Headset device.
How to Set up VT USB Device to Work with Microsoft Teams?
1.) Click the Settings icon in the top-right corner of the Skype for Business window.
2.) In the left-side options, click Audio Device.
3.) In Audio Device, select your VT device.
Open the headset make sure the headset into pairing mode.
VT9000 DECT, VT9300 DECT, VT9400 DECT, Power on the headset and press and hold the mute button 5s, Headset will into pairing mode (blue led will flash).
VT W320, Slide the switch to power on and make the headset into pairing mode (the blue led of pairing will flash).
Make Base into pairing mode, Power on the Base with power adapter, and press and hold 5s and the pairing blue led flash, it means the Base have into pairing mode.
We have an EHS80 cable adapter,equivalent to Yelink EHS40 adapter and Jabra 14201-30, which supports Yealink-Snom-Polycom USB phones and VT-Plantronics-Jabra-Sennheiser DECT headsets. The followings are compatible models of desk phones:
Yealink USB Series Phones:
T41S,T42S,T46S,T48S,T42U,T43U,T46U,T48U,T53,T53W,T54W,T57W,T58A,T58W,VP59.
Polycom USB Series Phones:
VVX250 Via USB,VVX350 Via USB,VVX401 Via USB,VVX411 Via USB,VVX450 Via USB,VVX500 Via USB,VVX501 Via USB,VVX600 Via USB,VVX601 Via USB.
Snom USB Series Phones:
Snom715 Via USB,Snom720 Via USB,Snom 725 Via USB,Snom 760 Via USB,Snom D335 Via USB,Snom D375 Via USB,Snom D385 Via USB,Snom D715 Via USB,Snom D717 Via USB,Snom D725 Via USB,Snom D735 Via USB,Snom D745 Via USB,Snom D765 Via USB,Snom D785 Via USB.
FlyingVoice USB Phones:
FIP13G,FIP14G,FIP15G.
How can I know which soft-phone, IP phone can work with VT headsets?
Please refer to below link to download the full compatibility list:
1.) Click the Settings icon in the top-right corner of the Skype for Business window.
2.) In the left-side options, click Audio Device.
3.) In Audio Device, select your VT device.
Turn on the headset, then press the volume up and volume down keys at the same time for 5 seconds. After a beep, the Chinese prompt will switch to the English prompt.
There are many benefits to using a headset, which can free up your hands and easily deploy multi-tasking. A headset with noise-canceling function can effectively reduce background noise and make your call sound clearer. Overall, using a headset can improve communication, productivity, and comfort during long calls or virtual meetings.
Not all headsets have a noise canceling feature; First, you need to check whether the headset you are using has a noise canceling feature. And How does the headset achieve the noise reduction function.
1. If the noise reduction is performed through the directivity of the microphone (no additional noise reduction algorithm), Pls check whether the hole behind the microphone is blocked. If it is blocked, it will lose its original directivity, and it is completely impossible noise reduction.
2. If the noise reduction is performed by a single MIC noise reduction algorithm, generally their noise reduction ability is relatively stable, but do not let the microphone be too close to the noise source, Otherwise the noise reduction ability will not be so good.
3. If the noise reduction is performed by the dual MIC noise reduction algorithm, Pls check that its secondary MIC (the noise reduction MIC, generally on the outside of the headset body) cannot be blocked.
The headset version choice may depend on both your working environment and individual preferences. The mono headset enables contact with your colleagues at work, while binaural version isolates you from the noises coming from open space rooms. binaural version can provide a higher level of ear comfort.
To get the best fit, adjust the headband so that it fits your head comfortably.
When using the microphone,Please place the microphone close to your mouth (2 cm or 3/4 inch)
A busylight is a light built into a headset that activates if you are on a call, or if you self-activate it, to let others know you are busy.
HD Voice refers to high-definition voice quality for audio. Call technology that carries voice data in a wider band of frequencies. Also known as 'wideband'.
USB01 Cable has three controls, It has the function of mute microphone and Volume adjustment.
USB02 Cable has four controls, It has the function of mute microphone,mute speaker, and Volume adjustment.
In addition to the functions of microphone mute and volume adjustment, USB03 and USB04 can also support Microsoft teams to answer/end calls.
USB04 Cable has rubber painted surface to make surface smooth in handfeel.
RJ09(01):without tube. It can apply to mainstream IP phones and analog phones.
RJ09(02):with yellow tube. It only can apply to Cisco Phone.
RJ09(03):with blue tube. It can apply to mainstream IP phones like Yealink, Grandstream, Huawei, Htek,Xorcom,Siemens,Snom etc. Please refer to below link to download the full compatibility list: https://www.vbetglobal.com/u_file/2307/file/25/727391c8e9.pdf
Resolution is up to 1920x1080 with frame rate up to 30fps.
Turn on the headset, then press the volume up and volume down keys at the same time for 5 seconds. After a beep, the Chinese prompt will switch to the English prompt.
1.VT9605BT,VTX300BT,VTB320BT:
compatible with MS Teams/Skype for business/MicroSIP/Linkus by BT100U;
work seamlessly with 3CX/Avaya Workplace/CounterPath Bria/Genesye by BT100U & UC Bridge. (*UC Bridge is a dedicated device management software designed for VT headsets.)
2.VT9200BT, VT9800BT:
compatible with MS Teams/Skype for business by BT50U.
A QD-Y Training Cable is an accessory used in scenarios where trainings of phone calls are essential (like in call centers). QD (Quick Disconnect) refers to the type of connector used in professional headsets, allowing easy and quick connection and disconnection of the headset from the phone or amplifier. The "Y" in "QD-Y" means the shape of the cable, which is split into two branches, allowing two headsets to be connected to a single communication device.
To use a QD-Y Training Cable, start by connecting the single QD connector to deskphone or communication device. Then, attach two headsets to the QD connectors on the Y branches of the cable. If the cable has an inline control, configure it if necessary.
VT device is compatible with the Microsoft Teams desktop version on a computer, not with the mobile app version. If you use your VT device with the MS Teams app on your iOS or Android smartphone, features like call control and Microsoft Teams LED notifications are not officially supported and may not function as intended.
A busylight is an indicator light built into a headset that turns on when you are on a call or manually activated, signaling to others that you are busy.
Firmware is the software that controls a device's operations. VT releases firmware updates to enhance performance and add features to your device. To keep your VT device working optimally, it's recommended to update to the latest firmware.
HD Voice refers to high-definition audio quality, transmitting voice data over a wider range of frequencies, also known as 'wideband.'
Voice guidance consists of voice announcements from a device to assist users in operating it.
After connecting, access your computer’s audio settings and select the VT speakerphone as the playback device.
A new VT Bluetooth device is fully backward compatible with other Bluetooth devices having older Bluetooth version, for example, Headset Profile (HSP) version 1.2, Hands-Free Profile (HFP) version 1.5, and Bluetooth version 2.0 or later.
Try using built-in Bluetooth with Microsoft Teams; you might find its functionality and performance satisfactory.
A Bluetooth adapter is a plug-and-play device that connects to a computer via a USB port, allowing the computer to establish Bluetooth connectivity with a VT device.
An audio codec compresses and decompresses digital audio data, minimizing file size while preserving high audio quality. Codecs are characterized by bit depth (bits), bitrate (Kbps), and sampling rate (kHz). Bluetooth connections have limited bandwidth, which, if exceeded, can degrade connection stability and audio quality. Various audio codecs, such as SBC, Qualcomm® aptX™, and AAC, are optimized for Bluetooth transmission. For optimal performance, both the transmitting device (e.g., your smartphone) and the VT device must support the same codecs.
If the VT speakerphone isn't in shared use mode, it retains the information for up to 8 devices and their names.
Pairing occurs when a headset or speakerphone and a phone identify each other to enable future connections for transferring information, such as calls and music. This process is necessary before a headset or speakerphone can connect to your device.
Connected: The headset or speakerphone and phone are communicating. Ensure that the devices are paired first and remain within Bluetooth range, approximately 10 meters (33 feet), to maintain the connection.
Disconnected: The headset or speakerphone and phone are not communicating, potentially because one or both devices are turned off or out of Bluetooth range. These disconnections are logged in your Last Connected Location history to help you recall where and when you last used your headset.)
Bluetooth security measures provide robust protection, on par with other voice communication systems like PSTN, VOIP, or cellular networks. There is minimal chance of unauthorized access to a Bluetooth voice call, such as an intruder intercepting Bluetooth signals. Even in the unlikely event that data is intercepted, extracting meaningful information from it would demand considerable expertise and effort. Countless VT Bluetooth devices are used daily, facilitating secure and hassle-free voice communication. To learn more about Bluetooth wireless security, refer to the VT whitepaper accessible in the Technical whitepapers section)