Configure
Zebra Communication Central

Zebra supports the headset types listed in this guide, based on the SPP protocol and BlueParrot headsets. Supported headsets are recognized by default and do not require the configuration of

Zebra Communication Central

. You can configure a new BlueParrot headset using the

blueparrot_headset

configuration in Table 2. The new headset is not officially supported.

Bluetooth headsets with SPP profile support can only be configured to detect PTT button press and release events. If the SPP button events are not recognized, apply the SPP-based configuration elements in Table 2.

Zebra Communication Central
Configuration Parameters
Parameter	Description	Type	Default Value
press_keys	This parameter configures the PTT button press event value of the SPP-based headset.	List	["PTT=P"]
release_keys	This parameter configures the PTT button release event value of the SPP-based headset.	List	["PTT=R"]
emergency_press_keys	This parameter configures the emergency button press event value of the SPP-based headset.	List	["PTTE=P"]
emergency_release_keys	This parameter configures the emergency button release event value of the SPP-based headset.	List	["PTTE=R"]
blueparrot_headset	This parameter configures the BlueParrott headset. You can configure a new BlueParrott headset by specifying its model number.	List	["Perform 45", "M300", "C300", "B550", "B450", "B350", "C400", "Reveal", "S450", "VXi Parrott", "APTT300", "PB","B650", "S650", Perform 75"]

Example of a configuration in Zebra Communication Central:

{
"press_keys" : [ "PTT=P" ],
"release_keys" : [ "PTT=R" ],
"emergency_press_keys" : ["PTTE=P"],
"emergency_release_keys" :["PTTE=R"],
"blueparrot_headset" : [ "S650" ]
}