u/OkOutlandishness5643

Hello all,

I’m at the end of a very strange week.

After accepting an offer for a new position in a new industry, I was told my last day at my current position would be in 2 weeks. The fun part about that is I already have an approved time away for the last week. I had intended to give my notice but before I could, I was told I am no longer needed, 2 weeks in advance.

Now for the fun. I had started to wrap up all the necessary things to hand this job over to whoever, but that time is no longer there. The job had asked for 4 weeks notice, they gave me 2. Due to the preplanned vacation, they got 5 days. I did what I could, because I’m not an asshole and I need to be able to think back on my time there with minimal regrets. But I can’t shake the idea that when someone calls me this week, they will expect me to help. It is worth noting that there are many time sensitive things in this job, and while I know my substitute (previously booked) is fully capable, I have a depth of knowledge that could be helpful.

So, while someone might think I’m “still available” for emergencies, there have also been extensive discussions about not bothering people who are away. And so my question is this, should I answer when they call? Should I answer only if I feel like it? Or should I make a point of not answering?

Hi all,

I’m sorry to add to the long list of com questions, but each system is so specific. So I have a Clearcom RM-704 base station (2 in the system) whose side tone is entirely too loud. I did turn it all the way down and it’s almost as if the dial doesn’t work. Because of this the channel cannot be turned up and so the person on the base station cannot hear those on wireless. They can perfectly hear the other wired station just fine. All of this is happening on 1 channel.

So 2 questions:
- is there a way to kill off the sidetone more in the base station?
- how do I get more output out of the wireless system? I’ve been through the manual and I don’t know why the answer does not seem clear
to me there.

I would much rather get more out of the wireless system if only one thing could be done.

But I’m on my way to do something about this problem now. I intend to check the dip switches on the wired base station. Then play with the audio settings on the freespeak system.

Any knowledgeable insight would be super appreciated.

Thanks!