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Charging the Battery
1.
You can charge BNX-100s using the supplied micro USB cable in conjunction with an available USB port on your computer, TV or
using a standard USB power supply.
2.
Attach the USB Micro-B connector to the USB charging port (4) and the USB Type A connector to the corresponding port on your
computer, TV or power supply.
3.
The battery meter (3) will begin to flash to show that the BNX-100s are charging.
4.
You can check the status of the battery using the battery meter (3), see below.
5.
When all four LEDs are permanently illuminated charging has completed and you can disconnect the USB cable.
25%
50%
75%
100%
Notes on charging
1.
When the BNX-100s battery power is less than 10% in wireless mode, the Bluetooth LED will blink red and the BNX-100s will also
beep approximately every 5 minutes. If ANC is activated, the battery indicator will also blink blue once the battery is at less than
25% capacity.
2.
If you are using a compatible mobile device, you can also see the status of the BNX-100s battery on your device.
3.
Before using the BNX-100s for the first time, please ensure that the battery is fully charged.
4.
Make sure that the BNX-100s are fully charged for at least 4 hours prior to initial use.
5.
If the battery becomes low or completely flat, please use the supplied 3.5mm cable to create a wired passive connection. Please
note ANC cannot be used when the battery is flat.
Please Note: These headphones include a built-in Lithium Ion 600mAh battery, do not leave unattended whilst charging.
Operation
The BNX-100s can be used in a number of different configurations to suit your needs; Wired, Wireless, Noise Cancelling and Passive. For
optimum audio performance we recommend using the headphones with Noise Cancelling activated.
Noise Cancelling
1.
Adjust the volume of the BNX-100s using the Volume Up (5) or Down (8) controls to ensure the volume is at the correct level and
not too high.
2.
Switch on the Noise Cancelling feature by sliding the On/Off Switch (1) to On. Inside the switch you will then see a green dot.
3.
After you turn the Noise Cancelling feature on you may hear a slight hissing noise, this is completely normal and will cease after a
few seconds.
Audio Pass-Through Mode
To activate Audio Pass-Through mode and allow for important background noise or voices to be heard, press the Audio Pass-Through
mode button once. The mode is now active.
To exit this mode press the Audio Pass-Through mode button once again.
Please Note: This feature is only available when noise cancelling is enabled
Playback FAQ
If audio quality is poor or slow when streaming, or if streaming audio does not work at all, please ensure your audio device supports HSP/
HFP and A2DP
If audio can be heard but cannot be controlled (Play/Pause/Next Track/Previous Track), please ensure your source device supports
AVRCP
