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Pla n t ro n ics Vo ya g e r 510SL Blu e t o o t h He a d se t Syst e m s
Sw itch betw een a Bluetooth device
and an office phone at the push of button.
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Technically Speaking
Bluetooth.
10 meters (32.8 ft.) and a maximum power output of 4 dBm.
Class III Bluetooth devices are definitely built for short-
range communication, with a range of up to 10 centimeters
(3.9 in.) and a maximum power output of 0 dBm.
Bluetooth networks feature a dynamic topology called a
piconet or PAN. These networks contain a minimum of two to
a maximum of eight Bluetooth peer devices that use protocols
that are part of Bluetooth standard. The current Bluetooth
standard is version 2.0, and it’s actually the specification’s third
version, following its 1.1 and 1.2 incarnations.
If you use low-power radio communications to wirelessly
link phones, computers, and other network devices over short
distances, it’s likely those devices use Bluetooth technology.
Bluetooth, named for a Danish king who ruled more than
1000 years ago, is a technology that primarily supports simple
wireless networking of personal devices and peripherals like
wireless headsets, mobile phones, and PDAs. Bluetooth
devices generally communicate at speeds less than 1 Mbps
and are divided into three power classes.
Class I Bluetooth devices are considered long-range units.
They have a range of up to 100 meters (328 ft.) and a
maximum power output of 20 dBm.
Although the Bluetooth standard uses the same 2.4-GHz
range as 802.11b and 802.11g, it’s much slower than Wi-Fi,
more limited in range, and supports fewer devices.
Class II Bluetooth devices have a standard range of up to
Item
Code
72274-01
Plantronics Voyager 510SL Bluetooth Headset Systems
510SL (Headset System with Lifter)
510SL Plus (Headset System Premium Bundle)
72273-01
72274-01
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