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Hi everyone,
I just got my Sony Ericsson HBH 660 BT headset. It's a pretty cool headset with a small caller ID. However, I have a question that needs all of your help. As you know, you will hear rings from the headset (if you are not on the call) after you clicked on the volume up or down button.
Before I hear the rings, I heard a strange sound (from the speaker) after I pressed the volume button (up or down). I am sorry that I don't know how to describe the sound. It's short but definely not a click sound. But If you experienced any sound (before the rings appear after you press the volume) from the speaker, you probably know what I meant. I heard that sound every time I adjust the volume, no matter I am on the phone or not.
Does any headset users heard or experienced any sound like that? Is that normal? Thanks in advance for your help!
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Posted: 2005-02-10 06:12:26
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Isn't that the sound that lets you know the button has been pressed? Like a soft, low beep?
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Posted: 2005-02-10 23:41:00
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When you press the button, you will hear a tone letting you know the phone is waiting for you to say a word. In this case its for voice dialing. The headset doesn't support MagicWord.
Also, when you reach the loudest volume you will hear a tone too.
Hope that helps.
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Posted: 2005-02-11 01:16:43
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Thanks for your reply.
The sound was heard after I pressed the volume (up or down). It's not a 'beep' sounds to me. It's quite low tune. It would be easy to re-produce by doing the following steps:
-Put the headset on, and make sure you are not on the line.
-Press the volume contol (up or down). You might heard the sound (from the speaker) after the button is pressed. After that strange sound, the ring will be heard.
It's not like the beep sound when you reach to the loudest or quietest volume. If that was the sound I heard, I wouldn't question on it because it sounds reasonable.
I am sorrry for poor description. But that sound is not like a click sound. That's why I would ilke to find out from all of other users whether it's correct or not.
Thanks
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Posted: 2005-02-11 07:13:11
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