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Devices

Settings → Devices sets the sound devices by function, so the ringtone can ring somewhere other than where you talk. Changes take effect straight away, in a call as well as out of one.

Microphone​

  • The drop-down chooses the device; System default follows what macOS uses.
  • The bar under it moves when the microphone hears you — say something to check that it is the right one (Say something — this moves when the microphone hears you).
  • Volume sets the microphone volume.

Speakers​

  • The drop-down chooses the device you hear the other side on; System default follows macOS.
  • Test plays a sound through it.
  • Volume is the loudness of the other side.

Ringtone​

  • The first drop-down chooses the melody (for example Classic). The folder button next to it lets you pick your own sound file.
  • Test plays it.
  • The second drop-down chooses where the ringtone plays. Same as the speakers keeps it in one place; choose another device to ring, for example, on a loudspeaker while you wear a headset.
  • Volume is the loudness of the ringtone.

Other sounds​

Volume of the program's other sounds — the ones that are not a ringtone or a voice: the tones for a busy number, for a call that has ended, and for a call answered for you.

Restore defaults​

Restore defaults, at the bottom of the tab, puts the devices and the volumes back as they were when the program was installed.