If you haven’t used your headphones with IRIS Clarity before, make sure you adjust your settings before you start a meeting:
- First, if you are using wireless/Bluetooth headphones, make sure your laptop’s Bluetooth is ON.
- On a Mac: Go to System Preferences > Bluetooth or hover over the Bluetooth icon in your taskbar on the top right.
- On Windows: Click on the ^ arrow on your taskbar at the bottom right and locate your Bluetooth icon. Click to open your Bluetooth settings.
- Next, connect your headphones to your laptop via Bluetooth.
- On a Mac: Go to System Preferences > Bluetooth, find your headphones in the list (e.g. IRIS Flow, Apple AirPods, etc.) and click “Connect.”
* If you don’t see them, make sure your headphones are turned on and in range. - On Windows: Go to your Bluetooth settings via the icon in your taskbar (see step above) and click on + “Add Bluetooth or other devices.” Select Bluetooth and select your headphones in the list (e.g. IRIS Flow, Apple AirPods, etc.) Click “Done” once you get a confirmation that your device is ready to go.
* If you don’t see your device, make sure your headphones are turned on and in range. If you’re connecting Apple AirPods, follow the instructions here.
- On a Mac: Go to System Preferences > Bluetooth, find your headphones in the list (e.g. IRIS Flow, Apple AirPods, etc.) and click “Connect.”
- Now that your wireless headphones are connected to your laptop via Bluetooth, go to the IRIS Clarity app and select them in the Microphone and Speaker dropdown menus. Moving forward, both your computer and IRIS Clarity will recognise your headphones as soon as you turn them on.
- Toggle Clarity ON and you’re good to go!