
Want to get the most out of your Jabra solutions? We've created this FAQ to provide simple, practical answers to your most frequently asked questions and to guide you through technical issues.
You will find tips for installing and using your devices, and you will also discover how to resolve technical problems that may arise.
In a small meeting space, we recommend opting for compact solutions that won't take up space. The PanaCast 20 has it all: 90° view, ambient noise reduction, etc. For audio, let the Speak2 40 and 2 55 provide uniform sound throughout the room.
In this configuration, the PanaCast 50is the ideal tool! With its wide field of vision and intelligent technologies, it perfectly covers every corner of the room! For audio, turn to the Speak2 75 speakerphone to enjoy optimal and, above all, homogeneous sound.
Yes, Jabra solutions are compatible with popular software such as Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet to simplify integration. However, some video tools are certified as only one of these platforms to provide better user experience on that platform.
Yes, we recommend that you update regularly via the Jabra Direct app. This will ensure that you have the latest features and that your devices perform at their best.
Everything is done quickly and intuitively! Simply plug the device in via USB or connect it via Bluetooth ( for compatible models ) to your computer or smartphone. To adjust the audio settings of your device, go to the Jabra Direct app.


The PanaCast VBS can be installed in 3 different ways:



Are you in the middle of a camera or about to start one and your camera is acting up? Try these few things to quickly fix the problem:



Still having trouble? Try restarting your device and use Jabra Direct to diagnose the issue.
While the problem mostly occurs when you work from home, in 80% of cases it is related to the quality of your internet connection. Here are some tips to improve the fluidity of your meetings:



If you don't see any improvement, your best bet is to connect directly via an Ethernet cable to stabilize the image.
There are several quick, small adjustments that can alleviate the problem and significantly improve the audio clarity of your meetings:


If you don't see any improvement, your best bet is to connect directly via an Ethernet cable to stabilize the image.
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