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headphones status
audio tones
The audio tones in your ear speakers provide current
operating status of headphones, including Bluetooth
wireless connection(s) status to your phone and/or music
player.
long red flash
idle (not connected to a
device)
quick red flash
battery low
three red flashes
powering off (or disabling
indicator light)
Audio Tone
Headphones Status
double tone when
adjusting volume
maximum or minimum
volume reached
tones while adjusting
volume
increasing or decreasing
volume
Indicator Light
Headphones Status
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headphones status
high tone followed by
low tone (repeated
every 60 seconds)
low battery
no audio indications;
deteriorating audio
quality
out of range
ring tone
incoming call
two ascending low
tones
pairing confirmation
two ascending
medium tones
mute enabled
two descending
medium tones
power off/mute disabled
series of ascending
tones
power on
three ascending high
tones
call connected
Audio Tone
Headphones Status
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headphones status
three descending
high tones
call ended/disconnected
low to high tone
skip track forward
high to low tone
skip track backward
single medium tone
play music
single high tone
stop music
Audio Tone
Headphones Status
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tips & tricks
tips & tricks
multi-point (two device) connection
To connect to phone and music device at the same time:
1
Pair and connect to your phone first (see page 6).
2
Turn off your phone and your headphones.
3
Turn your headphones back on.
The Bluetooth indicator becomes steady blue to
indicate the headphones are in discoverable mode.
4
Turn on your music device. Make sure the Bluetooth
feature is turned on in the device.
The music device searches for your headphones.
5
Complete steps 5 through 7 on page 6 to pair and
connect your music device and headphones
successfully.
6
Turn off your headphones.
7
Turn your phone back on and make sure the
Bluetooth feature is turned on in both the phone and
music device.
8
Turn your headphones back on. It should now
connect to both devices.
