x-hoppers headset User Guide
This user guide is intended for store associates. It provides the information on how to use the x-hoppers headsets.
Created: May 2022
Updated: October 2024
Useful resources:
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Introduction
How the broadcast works
All the x-hoppers headsets are connected in a broadcast channel. By default, all headsets are muted. To speak up, a store associate presses the button and holds it while saying their message. All other headsets connected to the broadcast can hear the message. Other people, including from other departments, can join the broadcast from other devices and pass messages to the store associates. Store associates wearing the headsets can also receive incoming calls, including external calls.
x-hoppers headset overview
Starting off with the headset
Battery-related LED indicators
Color | LED indication | Status |
Green (while in the charging station) | Long blink | Battery charging |
Green (while in the charging station) | Steady on | Battery charging, full |
Red | Fast, short blink | Low battery |
Red (while in the charging station) | Steady on | Battery charging, low battery |
Log in/ log out of the headset
There are two ways of assigning headsets to people:
A system administrator can assign headsets via WMS (the administrator web interface)
A store associate can use voice authentication and say their name to log in to the headset
Important: The voice authentication feature should be set up by the system administrator (documentation: x-hoppers Admin Guide)
To log in to the headset using voice authentication:
Lift the headset off the charging station
When you hear “After the beep, please say “with x-hoppers, my voice is my password“, press and hold the Push-to-talk button and pronounce the phrase
Wait till the login process is completed and you join the broadcast
To log out, place the headset back into the charging station.
Joining the broadcast
The headset automatically joins the broadcast once left up from the charging station.
If the headset goes out of range or has been removed from the broadcast, it automatically rejoins the broadcast within 5 seconds of becoming available again.