eorange
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These earbuds paired with my G4 V1.10. The beeps are present, but for Amazon Prime $16...they're not bad.
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ed3750
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Firmware V1.20 should silence your beeps
That's excellent! How is the volume level? My Plantronics headset pairs, however, I have to turn the volume up on the G5 to 95 to 100% of maximum in order to SOMEWHAT hear the audio in the headset. Please let us know if you are experiencing audio levels that surpass mine.
Thanks!
eorange
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No problem with the volume. At 70, the volume was decent and at times starting to be uncomfortable.
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eorange, are you able to control the volume with the earbuds?
For example, set the pager to the max volume, then use the volume control on the earbuds to a suitable listening level?
For example, set the pager to the max volume, then use the volume control on the earbuds to a suitable listening level?
eorange
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It doesn't seem like the volume can be controlled with the earbud controls.
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I will be purchasing this tp pair up with my new G5. The audio on the unication BT head set didn't work well
blackbelter
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Just received my NP11 BT head set . So far this is the only BT head set that works and paired immediately with my G5 . I keep the volume between 60 and 65 and it sounds good in both ears . The BT own volume control has no effect . I think the EDR universal compatibility are the key in pairing .
Thanks for the tip .
Thanks for the tip .
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eorange
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Glad to hear! They pair so easily with my G4 & you can't beat the price.
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More about the EDR ( Enhanced Data Rate):
Bluetooth 2.0+EDR and Bluetooth 2.1+EDR are specifications for short-range wireless data exchange. Both Version 2.0 and 2.1 support EDR (Enhanced Data Rate), a faster PSK modulation scheme capable of transmitting data 2 or 3 times faster than previous versions of Bluetooth.
Bluetooth 2.0+EDR and Bluetooth 2.1+EDR are specifications for short-range wireless data exchange. Both Version 2.0 and 2.1 support EDR (Enhanced Data Rate), a faster PSK modulation scheme capable of transmitting data 2 or 3 times faster than previous versions of Bluetooth.
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