What does the round button and the switch do on the oblong piece near the clip?
1941384
It's a mute button for the mike. But it is one pain with the headset since there is no indicator (led for example) that indicates you are muted or not.
1941385
You asked about the red button, and the switch? I think the switch is on the cord. Since I bought these several years ago, and amazon just emailed me now to try to answer. These small devices often break after a month to a few months at most. If I remember correctly, the button on the earpiece is just a label, and it does nothing. In fact when mine were delivered it said Verizon, and not Plantronics on it. The switch on the cord reduces the volume, or mutes the earpiece.
807823
The metal clip holds a standard hex shank bit. Perhaps you are using a bigger/smaller bit...? Perhaps clip is too tight and needs to be loosened through use..? Sorry I can't do better without more info.
881649
It will work fine with a round lever hole. The button is actually round, and will cover the old lever hole perfectly. I had a square opening and was worried, but it even covered the corners. Great buy no regrets! Installed 3 in my home.
696179
press and hold the round center button on the right side of the device. However, this player is junk, it will break quickly. I recommend looking at the Sansa Clip, I've upgraded to that and am much happier with the Sans.
1925726
There is no way to push the round knob in this model. There are trippers mounted on the knob to provide ON/OFF events when the motor rotates the knob. Three-way Off/on/AUTO override switch provides continuous on or off positions. More details are here: http://www.intermatic.com/en/Products/Timers/InWallTimers/MechanicalTimers/KM2/KM2ST2G.aspx
162348
The stop button is in the center of the dials where the round button is located.
1937494
I have no idea why it is there, not like it fits anywhere else, what I did is take the square one and put it above the round one which is held in by friction.
1577699
Yes. I have one. Press on the end of the part that clips on the belt, and that releases the round button to escape the belt clip.
574361
Hey olivia ! You have to hold the button and unscrew the silver round part and in there you will see a small silver part where they bits are "supposed to fit" but just take that out (it should fall out) and it should be okay.
1276400
Small rectangular button on left side. Right below them three little circles.
2134339
I don't know how to describe it, but there is a single button piece that pops out and locks into place when it is extended to a certain length. Once its locked in, you also have knobs to tighten it underneath. You'd never really have to worry about it separating
652344
It is round but slightly oversize. I cut mine with a pair of common scissors with no trouble.
2099594
Yes.. the black horizontal button above the round trigger lock button in the picture.
1848833
It's a left-right sliding mechanism, not a button. I use this on my rifle, mounted to the weaver rail just ahead of my forward grip. A flick of my index finger on my left hand turns it on. This is a very easily-moved switch, so be sure its in the off position when you case your weapon, so it is not on during storage!
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Been Awhile but as I recall the stem in the panel is round with a cut out of the stem from front to back its like cutting away the 12 to 3 oclock area of a 12 hour clock from front to maybe half inch deep.
780663
It's on the round piece. On one side is the switch and the other is the magnet.
1114017
Hi James, all of our NO! Buttons have the squared sides. I'm not sure if they make round ones anymore...