M
ARTIAN
W
ATCH
turns off unprompted:
The battery level is too low. Charge your battery.
Pairing has failed. Follow instructions to turn on and pair your M
ARTIAN
.
Text message notification/display not working:
Visit the “technical specs” page for your phone on either your phone carrier’s or phone
manufacturer’s web site to see if your phone has an MAP profile. Some phones do not
support the MAP profile (for iPhone 4S, 4, and 3GS, the MAP profile will be available
upon download of Apple iOS 6).
Red battery light doesn’t turn on when Watch is plugged in to charger:
Make sure the mini-USB connector is securely seated in the Watch’s port, and the USB
adapter is connected to a working power outlet or the USB port of a computer that is
charged and turned on.
Watch doesn’t reconnect to phone after returning into range:
The Watch attempts to connect every 1 minute for the first 5 minutes you are out of
range, and every 3 minutes after that. Press any button on your Watch to reconnect
manually.
If your phone settings have an option to “always allow” or “always ask”, check to make
sure you chose the “always allow” option. If you chose “always ask”, press this button
when prompted by your phone.
Verify you are in range by pressing the bottom button to view the status bar – the icon
will appear if the Watch is in range of the phone. Note: Solid obstacles reduce the range
of the Watch.
Check to see if your Watch has disconnected from the phone. If so, re-pair Watch to
phone following instructions in the Pairing section above.
On Android phone, Caller ID shows Address Book names for texts, but it only shows phone
number for incoming calls.
Caller ID for incoming calls comes from the phone itself, so the phone dictates whether
you see the Address Book name or only the phone number. For texts, if your Android
phone doesn’t support the
Bluetooth
MAP profile, caller ID comes through the M
ARTIAN
App. Since the App connects to your Address Book, it allows you to receive the caller’s
name on your Watch.
When speaking to someone on M
ARTIAN
, the person on the receiving end experiences your voice
“cutting in and out”.
The background noise on the receiving end may be too loud, so M
ARTIAN
can’t
differentiate between the person’s voice and the background noise. This causes
M
ARTIAN
’
S
microphone to think the person is speaking, which in turn cuts off your
speech.
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