Jabra Evolve 65 TE User Manual
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Welcome
Thank you for using the Jabra Evolve 65 TE headset. We hope you enjoy it!
Jabra Evolve 65 TE Features
- Connects to your computer via Jabra Link 390 Bluetooth adapter or USB cable
- Connects to mobile devices via Bluetooth
- Integrated busylight
- Premium music and audio features
- Hi-Fi sound
Jabra Evolve 65 TE: An Overview
2.1 Stereo model
Diagram showing the Jabra Evolve 65 TE stereo headset. Features labeled include: Adjustable headband, Volume up, Usage indicator light, Multi-function button, Volume down, USB connection and charging port, Microphone boom arm, On/Off/Pairing switch, Status indicator light.
2.2 Mono model
Diagram showing the Jabra Evolve 65 TE mono headset. Features labeled include: Adjustable headband, Volume up, Usage indicator light, Multi-function button, Volume down, USB connection and charging port, Microphone boom arm, On/Off/Pairing switch, Status indicator light.
2.3 Included accessories (stereo and mono)
Diagrams showing included accessories: A carrying pouch, a USB cable, and a Jabra Link 390 USB-A Bluetooth adapter.
Usage
3.1 Wearing in the left or right ear
The Jabra Evolve 65 TE headset can be worn in the left or right ear by rotating the microphone to the other side (270-degree limit). Do not rotate the microphone more than 270 degrees to prevent it from breaking or being damaged.
Diagram illustrating the 270-degree rotation of the microphone boom arm.
3.2 Adjusting the headband
Adjust the headband for the best possible wearing comfort.
Diagram showing the headset on a head, with an arrow indicating adjustment of the headband.
3.3 Positioning the microphone
It is recommended to position the microphone close to your mouth (approx. 1 cm).
The microphone can be bent according to personal preference.
Diagram showing the microphone positioned near the mouth. Another diagram shows the microphone being bent. A safety note is displayed: "IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE: Private conversations may potentially be recorded by the microphones."
Charging the battery
The headset battery charges when the headset is connected to a computer via USB cable or when using a USB charger that came with your mobile device.
The headset can still be used for calls while charging via the USB cable connected to the computer.
Charging the battery fully takes approximately two hours.
Diagram showing the headset connected to a laptop via a USB cable for charging.
4.1 Power saving mode
When the headset is on but not in use, it automatically enters sleep mode after 15 minutes to save battery power. You can manually exit power saving mode by pressing any button on the headset.
After 24 hours in power saving mode, the headset turns off completely. You can turn the headset back on by moving the On/Off/Pairing switch from the On position to the Off position, and then back to On.
Power saving mode is enabled by default and can be disabled using the Jabra Direct application.
Connecting
5.1 Connecting to a computer (with Jabra Link 390)
1. Ensure the headset is turned on.
2. Connect the Jabra Link 390 adapter to a USB port on your computer. The headset and Jabra Link 390 are already paired.
Diagram showing the Jabra Link 390 adapter plugged into a laptop's USB port, with the headset nearby.
It is recommended to update the headset firmware before first use using the Jabra Direct or Jabra Sound+ application.
SAFETY NOTICE: Data transfer between the headset and USB devices or ports is not encrypted.
5.2 Connecting to a mobile device (via Bluetooth)
1. Put the headset on.
2. Press and hold the On/Off/Pairing switch in the Pairing position (for 3 seconds) until you hear voice prompts. The Bluetooth indicator light will flash blue.
3. Follow the voice prompts for the pairing process.
Diagram showing the On/Off/Pairing switch and the Bluetooth indicator light on the headset.
It is recommended to update the headset firmware before first use using the Jabra Direct or Jabra Sound+ application.
SAFETY NOTICE: The headset uses a secure Bluetooth connection, encrypted with a 128-bit encryption key. If your Bluetooth device does not support secure connections, it may not be able to pair or connect to the headset.
5.3 Connecting to a computer (via USB cable)
1. Ensure the headset is turned on.
2. Connect the headset to a USB port on your computer using the supplied USB cable.
Diagram showing the headset connected to a laptop via a USB cable.
It is recommended to update the headset firmware before first use using the Jabra Direct or Jabra Sound+ application.
SAFETY NOTICE: Data transfer between the headset and USB devices or ports is not encrypted.
Indicator light explanations
BUSY LIGHT
- Busy light on
- Incoming call
STATUS INDICATOR LIGHT
- Connected or incoming call (Blue)
- Pairing (Flashing blue)
- Charging (Red)
- Battery fully charged (Green)
- Power on (Green flashing)
- Power off or low battery (Red flashing)
Diagram showing the headset with labels pointing to the Busy Light and Status Indicator Light, and a legend explaining the colors and states.
Usage
7.1 Daily use
| Function | How to do it |
|---|---|
| Headset on/off | Slide the On/Off/Pairing switch. |
| Answer and end call | Press the Multi-function button. |
| Reject call | Press the Multi-function button twice. |
| Battery and connection status | Press the Multi-function button when no call is active. |
| Enable/disable voice prompts | Press and hold the Multi-function button while turning on the headset. |
| Adjust volume | Press the Volume up or Volume down button. |
| Manual Busy light on/off | Press the Volume up and Volume down buttons simultaneously. |
| Enable/disable Busy light functionality | Press and hold the Volume up and Volume down buttons simultaneously (3 s). |
| Mute/unmute microphone | Press and hold the Volume down button (2 s). |
Diagrams illustrating the controls for daily use, including the On/Off/Pairing switch, Multi-function button, Volume up/down buttons, and microphone.
7.2 Managing multiple calls
The headset can receive and handle multiple calls simultaneously.
| Function | How to do it |
|---|---|
| End current call and answer incoming call | Press the Multi-function button. |
| Switch between a call on hold and an active call | Press and hold the Multi-function button (2 seconds). |
| Put an ongoing call on hold and answer an incoming call | Press and hold the Multi-function button (2 seconds). |
| Reject an incoming call when a call is ongoing | Press the Multi-function button twice. |
*Applies to non-Microsoft Teams variants.
7.3 Busylight
The headset's Busy light can be activated to indicate to others that you are busy.
MANUALLY TURNING THE BUSY LIGHT ON / OFF
To manually turn the Busy light on or off, press the Volume up (Volume increase) and Volume down (Volume decrease) buttons simultaneously.
ENABLING / DISABLING BUSY LIGHT FUNCTIONALITY
To enable or disable the Busy light functionality, press and hold the Volume up (Volume increase) and Volume down (Volume decrease) buttons simultaneously (3 s).
Diagram showing the headset with an arrow pointing to the Busy light, indicating it can be turned on/off.
7.4 Using the travel pouch
When transporting the headset from one place to another, it is recommended to use the travel pouch to prevent damage.
Diagram showing two steps: 1. The headset is shown. 2. The headset earcups are folded inwards, and the headset is placed into the carrying pouch, which is then closed. A note states: "The earcups can only be turned in one direction. Do not turn them the wrong way, as this may damage the headset."
Software and firmware
8.1 Jabra Direct
Jabra Direct is a computer application designed to support, manage, and enable optimal performance of your Jabra devices.
Download the latest free version from jabra.com/direct
8.2 Firmware update
It is recommended to update the headset firmware before first use using the Jabra Direct application.
Firmware updates improve the functionality of Jabra devices or add new features.
1. Connect the Jabra Evolve 65 TE to your computer.
2. Use the Jabra Direct application to check for the latest firmware updates.
8.3 Headset reset
Resetting the headset clears the pairing list and all settings.
1. Reset the headset by pressing and holding the Volume up button, then pressing the Multi-function button.
Diagram showing the headset with arrows indicating pressing the Volume Up and Multi-function buttons simultaneously.
2. The headset must be re-paired with the mobile device.
It is important to remove/forget the pairing from the Bluetooth menu of the previously paired device.
Support
9.1 Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions can be found at jabra.com/support.
9.2 Caring for your headset
- Always store the headset with the power off and well protected.
- Avoid storage in extreme temperatures (above 50 °C or below -10 °C). This can shorten battery life and may negatively affect headset performance.
