Getting started with Logitech® Wireless Headset H800



On this page you will find a complete guide on setting up, and troubleshooting Logitech H800


 








 


 


 












There are two ways to connecting this headphone to your computer


1. Bluetooth

2. USB Nono receiver


Connecting to a Mac via Bluetooth


1.  Click on the Apple Menu

2. Choose System Preferences

3. Click on Bluetooth Preference

4. Power on the wireless headset

5. Slide the Device Selection switch on the right ear cup to the Bluetooth (middle) position. See Illustration.


 


 


6. Logitech Wireless Headset will show up under Bluetooth devices

7. If Mac requests a security code, PIN, or pass code, enter 0000


 


Connecting to Mac via USB Nano receiver


1. Plug nano receiver into available USB port on your computer

2. Slide the Device Selection switch on the right ear cup to Nano receiver(top) position. See Illustration


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


3. You headset should be connected to your computer


 


How to make headset as the default audio output/input device for your operating system.


Mac:

1.  Click on the Apple Menu

2. Open System Preferences

3. Click on Sound preference

4. Choose the Output tab

5. Choose the Logitech Wireless Headset H800

6. Select the Input tab

7. Choose the Logitech Wireless Headset H800

8. Close System Preference window


Windows 10:

1. Go to Start/Control Panel/Sounds/ Playback Devices tab

2. Choose Playback Devices

3. Choose the Logitech Wireless Headset H800

4. Click Set Default, and then click OK

5. Select the Recording Tab

6. Choose the Logitech Wireless Headset H800

7. Click Set Default, and then click OK


Answering a call with headset

To answer a call with a smartphone, press the Play/Pause (phone icon) button on right ear cup To end a call, press and hold for three seconds the Play/Pause button. See Illustration


 


 


 


 


 


 


Headset Features:




 














Troubleshooting










Nono receiver and battery information








Wireless connection status light






Solid green














Connection made; your headset is ready to use


























Flashing green
















Your headset and Nano receiver are not connected




















No light






















Your headset is powered off














 














 








Help With Setup

















•Try moving the headset closer to the Nano receiver The wireless connection status light on the headset turns solid green when the headset is in range up to 40ft.

•When using with the Nano receiver, the Device Selection switch on the headset should be set to the last position.

•Make sure the headset is the active input/output audio device in both your application and operating system.

•Adjust the volume and microphone settings to an audible level in both your application and operating system.

•Quit and restart your media application.

•Try using the headset with another computer.















•Use the provided USB charging cable Connect the cable to the charging port on the headset, and connect the other end of the cable to a USB port on your computer.

•If the battery status light on the headset is not amber (solid or flashing), the headset is not receiving power from your computer’s USB port Try another USB port on your computer, and then turn on or wake up your computer to charge the headset.















•Set the device selection switch on the headset to the Bluetooth (middle) position

•Do not use the Nano receiver for a Bluetooth connection

•Try powering off the headset, and then power it back on by sliding the Device Selection switch to the Bluetooth position

•Re-establish pairing between the headset and your Bluetooth device Initiate pairing for the headset by pressing and holding for five seconds the Volume + and Next track/ Fast forward buttons on the headset Next, initiate paring for your Bluetooth device (Consult the documentation that comes with your Bluetooth device )

•Try using the headset with a different Bluetooth device