Hama Voice, Operating Instructions Manual

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5. Operation
Switching the headphones on/off
• Press and hold the MFB button (5) for about 4 seconds until
you hear an acoustic signal and the LED (6) emits flashes of
alternating red and blue light.
• To switch off the headphones, press and hold the MFB button
(5) for about 4 seconds until the LED (6) goes out.
Note
The functions described in this section are only available for
Bluetooth ® -capable terminal devices.
5.1. Bluetooth
®
pairing
Note – Pairing
• Make sure that your Bluetooth
®
-capable terminal device is on
and Bluetooth
®
is activated.
• Make sure that your Bluetooth
®
-capable terminal device is
visible for other Bluetooth
®
devices.
• For more information, please refer to the operating
instructions of your terminal device.
• The headphones and the terminal device should be no further
than one metre apart. The shorter the distance, the better.
• Make sure that the headphones are switched off.
• Switch on the headphones by pressing and holding the MFB
button (5) for about 4 seconds until you hear an acoustic signal
and the LED (6) emits flashes of alternating red and blue light.
The headphones are searching for a Bluetooth ® connection.
• Open the Bluetooth ® settings on your terminal device and
wait until Hama BTH VOICE appears in the list of Bluetooth ®
devices found.
• Select Hama BTH VOICE and wait until the headphones are
listed as connected in the Bluetooth
®
settings on your terminal
device.
• If the connection was successful, you will hear another acoustic
signal and the LED (6) slowly flashes blue.
Note – Bluetooth
®
password
Some terminal devices require a password in order to connect to
another Bluetooth
®
device.
• If your terminal device requests a password for connection to
the headphones, enter 0000 .
Note
• After a successful connection, the LED (6) slowly flashes blue.
• If the connection could not be set up, first switch off the
device and then repeat the steps for the Bluetooth
®
connection listed under 5.1 .
5.2. Automatic Bluetooth ® connection (after successful
pairing)
Note
Once the headphones have connected to a terminal device, they
will store the device and automatically connect to it again when
the device is within range and has Bluetooth
®
enabled. Renewed
pairing is not required for terminal devices that have previously
been connected to these headphones.
When the headphones are switched on, they will automatically
attempt to connect to the terminal device last connected. If
you want to connect the headphones to a new terminal device,
please follow the steps for the Bluetooth ® connection listed
under 5.1 .
As soon as the headphones are connected to your terminal
device, music is transmitted via Bluetooth
®
using these
headphones. For further information, please also refer to the
operating instructions of your terminal device.
• Switch on the headphones with the MFB button (5). The LED
(6) begins to emit flashes of alternating red and blue light, and
the headphones automatically connect to the terminal device
last used.
Note
• If the connection was successful, the LED (6) slowly flashes
blue.
• If the connection could not be set up, first switch off the
headphones and then repeat the steps for the Bluetooth ®
connection listed under 5.1 .
• It may be necessary to change the settings on your
terminal device to enable it to automatically connect to the
headphones.
Note – Connection impaired
After the headset and terminal device have been paired, a
connection is established automatically. If the Bluetooth
®
connection is not established automatically, check the following:
• Check the Bluetooth
®
settings of your terminal device to see
whether Hama BTH VOICE is connected. If not, repeat the
steps listed under 5.1. Bluetooth
®
pairing .
• Check whether obstacles are impairing the range. If so, move
the devices closer together.
• The performance can also be affected by a weak battery.
5.3. Audio playback
Note
• Note that the functions described under 5.3., 5.4. and 5.5 .
are only possible with an active Bluetooth
®
connection.
• Your terminal device must also support the individual
functions.