CA1060, EWB100
Communications Appliance, Team Badge
Customer Best Practices and Recommendations
Description
CA1060-000A1NV010R
CA1060-000A1NV01R
EWB100-01-WM
EWB100-01-WR
EWB100-10-WM
EWB100-10-WR
Overview
The RMN5126A PTT Earphone product is designed for comfort and
customers in
busy retail environment
Convenience
requires the product
features are readily accessible.
However,
Zebra Technologies believes
enhance their product
experience.
The included comments ar
e suggestions
suggestions are in no way intended to
this product in a way that is detrimental to the customer, user, or product. The customer is
cautioned to consider each su
ggestion and carefully weigh its impact.
Please review the product user’s guide for a
operation and use.
Wearing the host product (CA10/EWB100)
1. Observation-
general use of the host product:
•
Most individuals may find placement of the host product on a belt, tie, shirt or blouse
pocket or l
anyard most convenient.
•
However such a placement in an exposed position presents risks that the product may
be snagged by objects in the
product, and clothing worn by the associate.
•
Additionally, exposed product and cables can attract ESD events potentially creating
static discharges
felt by the wearer, and
CA1060, EWB100
Series
Communications Appliance, Team Badge
Customer Best Practices and Recommendations
Model number
Communications Appliance
Communications Appliance
Team Badge, Single-pack
Team Badge, Single-pack
Team Badge, Multi-pack
Team Badge, Multi-pack
The RMN5126A PTT Earphone product is designed for comfort and
reliability for our
busy retail environment
s.
requires the product
be worn by an individual in such a manner that operable
Zebra Technologies believes
we can offer some suggestions for our customers’ to
experience.
e suggestions
we feel may
be of interest to our customers
suggestions are in no way intended to
imply additional
warranty, or cause the customer to use
this product in a way that is detrimental to the customer, user, or product. The customer is
ggestion and carefully weigh its impact.
Please review the product user’s guide for a
dditional information on product storage, charging,
Wearing the host product (CA10/EWB100)
general use of the host product:
Most individuals may find placement of the host product on a belt, tie, shirt or blouse
anyard most convenient.
However such a placement in an exposed position presents risks that the product may
be snagged by objects in the
user’s environment causing damage to
merchandise,
product, and clothing worn by the associate.
Additionally, exposed product and cables can attract ESD events potentially creating
felt by the wearer, and
cause discomfort and distraction.
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Communications Appliance, Team Badge
Customer Best Practices and Recommendations
reliability for our
be worn by an individual in such a manner that operable
we can offer some suggestions for our customers’ to
be of interest to our customers
. These
warranty, or cause the customer to use
this product in a way that is detrimental to the customer, user, or product. The customer is
dditional information on product storage, charging,
Most individuals may find placement of the host product on a belt, tie, shirt or blouse
However such a placement in an exposed position presents risks that the product may
merchandise,
the
Additionally, exposed product and cables can attract ESD events potentially creating
cause discomfort and distraction.
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2. Recommendation:
• Wear the product in a manner reducing exposure.
• Once the host product is activated, there is little need to touch the device again since
there is a PTT switch on the earphone cable.
• Ideally, the product should be worn out of site of the general public, and away from
snag risks, and ESD sources. The preferred location for the product would be on the
inside of a jacket, shirt or blouse, with only the product clip protruding to the outside.
The product should be worn at or about mid-point of chin and belt line.
• The user should also consider placing the product to the rear of the belt, facing outward
over a rear pocket of a pant leg, or waist band of a skirt or dress. This is less ideal than
above, as rear snags are a potential blind hazard.
• Alternatively, the user may wear the product to the side of their waist, if a rearward
placement presents seating difficulties.
• In the above suggestions, it is recommended the cable be worn under the clothing.
Wearing the earphone product (RMN5126A)
1. Observation-general use of the earphone:
• Excessive volume can damage hearing. The product was designed to mitigate excessive
volume, but all users are different. Adjust the volume to ensure a comfortable level.
Test the initial volume with the earphone slightly away from your ear before securing it
snugly in place. Follow the Acoustic Safety guidelines in the host product User Guide.
• Take care when using the product with a personal hearing device. Device volume
should be adjusted so communications can be comfortably heard over the
environment. If such a device is normally worn in one ear, use the earphone with the
other ear.
• The user needs to be aware of which ear they want to use for face-to-face
conversation, and which to use for wireless communications. Take the time to learn
your body’s preferences and follow your experience.
• The earphone is designed to be worn on either the left or right ear. The user can
configure the earphone for the alternate ear simply by holding the loop in one hand,
and rotating the ear phone housing 180 degrees
• Often the ear phone cable and PTT switch is left to dangle between ear and host device.
This will likely cause discomfort, and places the cable, ear phone and host product at
risk for damage.
2. Recommendation:
•
To support the PTT housing, the cable is provided wit
recommended the PTT housing be clipped to a jacket lapel, or to a shirt lapel, blouse
lapel at or near collar level, facing outward. Placement near a button will ensure a
stable platform when operating the button. (The key inte
away from articles that may be carried or randomly touched during the normal course
of business. This will eliminate damage or random ESD events entering the product at
the PTT housing).
•
The cable section from the host product to
recommend the cable be run under a jacket, shirt, or blouse. This will remove the cable
from snagging on objects in the environment and help eliminate ESD events.
•
Individuals who customarily carry goods and materi
high and arms bent (for example, towels or clothing), place their goods and the cable
at ris
k of damage. We recommend such
carry basket (such as one used when doing laundry), an
(with arms st
raight). Such a change will
possible ESD events experienced by the wearer, and may reduce
MN002146A01 Revision A
May 27, 2015
To support the PTT housing, the cable is provided wit
h a stainless steel clip. We
recommended the PTT housing be clipped to a jacket lapel, or to a shirt lapel, blouse
lapel at or near collar level, facing outward. Placement near a button will ensure a
stable platform when operating the button. (The key inte
nt is to remove the switch
away from articles that may be carried or randomly touched during the normal course
of business. This will eliminate damage or random ESD events entering the product at
The cable section from the host product to
the PTT
housing should be out of site
recommend the cable be run under a jacket, shirt, or blouse. This will remove the cable
from snagging on objects in the environment and help eliminate ESD events.
Individuals who customarily carry goods and materi
als in front of themselves at chest
high and arms bent (for example, towels or clothing), place their goods and the cable
k of damage. We recommend such
items be moved into a light weight plastic
carry basket (such as one used when doing laundry), an
d carried down at waist level
raight). Such a change will
reduce the risk of damage to the
possible ESD events experienced by the wearer, and may reduce
user fatigue
May 27, 2015
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h a stainless steel clip. We
recommended the PTT housing be clipped to a jacket lapel, or to a shirt lapel, blouse
lapel at or near collar level, facing outward. Placement near a button will ensure a
nt is to remove the switch
away from articles that may be carried or randomly touched during the normal course
of business. This will eliminate damage or random ESD events entering the product at
housing should be out of site
. We
recommend the cable be run under a jacket, shirt, or blouse. This will remove the cable
from snagging on objects in the environment and help eliminate ESD events.
als in front of themselves at chest
high and arms bent (for example, towels or clothing), place their goods and the cable
items be moved into a light weight plastic
d carried down at waist level
reduce the risk of damage to the
cable;
user fatigue
.
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