One of the great features you’ll want to be sure and use with your Savi WO100 convertible wireless headset is its ability to add up to 3 additional headset users to a call. Think of it as a conference call with headsets but instead of everyone hoovering around a telephone that’s on speaker, you can now use Savi headsets and have perfect volume levels while you and your staff are hand-free, roaming your office and collecting information as need for your call.
Step 1 – Start your call on your WO100 (This will be the master headset).
Step 2 – Place a 2nd WO100 into your bases charging cradle.
(If using a different Savi model, on the guest Savi headset, press the headset Volume Button Up “+” for 3 seconds until the Indicator Light on the side of the headset turns solid green)
Step 3 – Press your Subscription Button for less than one second on the master WO100. The Subscription Light will flash yellow and green.
Step 4 – The light will turn solid yellow, you will also hear a tone in your master WO100.
Step 5 – You now have 5 seconds to press your Call Control Button inward on the master WO100 headset to accept your guest. Repeat steps 2-5 for adding additional headsets.
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To exit or Disconnect – Your guests can exit the call by pressing their Call Control Button. When the master WO100 Call Control Button is pressed to end the conference call, all guests will be disconnected.
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Having the ability to conference multiple headsets on a call or simply added an extra headset to a call for training purposes demonstrate the versatility and Next Generation features of the Plantronics WO100 wireless headset. If you have any questions about the Plantronics WO100 wireless headset or any other headsets, please contact give us a call.
Please advise if you need more than 1 base to run 2 headsets, and if so how many headsets can be run off 1 base.
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Rebecca
To actually “run” multiple headsets, they do need to have their own individual base unit. You can pair up to three additional headsets to one base for a call, so that would be four total, but you would have to do the pairing for each and every call because as soon as the main headset hangs up it breaks the connection with the additional headsets. So to actually “run” different headsets for different people, you really need a complete headset system for each user. However if users are working different shifts, you can have one base connected to a telephone and just pair the individual’s headset to the base at the start of their shift (so each person would need to pair their headset when starting their shift). Also someone would need to charge the headsets on the base being used or get extra chargers for the additional headsets.