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6. BLUETOOTH FUNCTION
6.1. Activating/Deactivating the Bluetooth function
6.1.1. Activating Bluetooth
To prolong battery life, the Bluetooth function can be deactivated (in fact it is the default). In this case, it is not powered and so
consumes no energy.
To use this function, you must first activate it from the
Main/Parameters/Bluetooth menu by setting the Activation item
to "On" (validate the item with
F2
, to allow entry, use
Up/Down to change the value, and
F2
to validate the
entry).
A pictogram
then appears in the status bar at the top of the screen (see § 1.4.1.1.
Status bar
).
If peripherals or a headset have already been identified during a previous activation, they attempt to reconnect during the activation.
This automatic reconnection sometimes fails; it is then necessary to restart it manually from the Bluetooth peripherals manager
(Main/Parameters/Bluetooth/Peripherals menu) by pressing
F2
.
6.1.2. Deactivating Bluetooth
Deactivation is performed in the same way, this time by setting the Activation item
to "Off".
All of the communicating peripherals are then disconnected, but their identifications are stored in memory, and upon the next
activation the camera will attempt to reconnect them.
6.2. Using the headset
The headset can be used to create or/and play back vocal messages associated with the saved images.
6.2.1. How many headsets can be connected at a time?
The camera allows the connection of only one headset at a time.
6.2.2. Connecting a headset
For it to be possible to connect a headset, the Bluetooth function must be activated (see above).
The connection of a Bluetooth headset to a system differs according to whether the peripheral is known (has already been
connected) or not.
6.2.2.1. Case of first connection of a headset
Because the headset is not yet known, it must give the camera all of the information necessary for its connection.
To do this, the headset must be started in the coupling or pairing mode (see the headset data sheet for information on how to
select this mode).
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