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Novero Lexington User Manual Download Page 4

sales package contents

Lexington

car charger (DC)

micro USB cable

exchangeable earpieces

wall charger (AC) with local adaptors*

user guide on CD

quick guide

car mount

novero performance dock

welcome
Lexington
getting started
how to ...
signals
care
support
safety & disposal
certification &

safety approvals
glossary

*) Different country variants may hold different adaptors.

glue pads

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Summary of Contents for Lexington

Page 1: ...eautifully designed Bluetooth headset that finally turns this headset into a head turner Lexington is the ultimate performer with every tiny detail carefully considered to bring the benefits of handsf...

Page 2: ...top and in car convenience which are the hallmarks of Lexington accessories _read more wearing Lexington _read more sales package contents _read more technical specifications _read more LED indicator...

Page 3: ...est gently place the headset in your right or left ear and make sure that the headset is pointed towards your mouth For optimal performance carry your mobile device on the same side of your body as or...

Page 4: ...wall charger AC with local adaptors user guide on CD quick guide car mount novero performance dock welcome Lexington getting started how to signals care support safety disposal certification safety ap...

Page 5: ...it is most convenient for you Store Lexington in the performance dock while you are in the office at home or traveling and use it to charge your headset on the go A fully charged performance dock can...

Page 6: ...getting started welcome Lexington getting started how to signals care support safety disposal certification safety approvals glossary back charging _read more pairing _read more turning on _read more...

Page 7: ...r and insert it into the wall outlet Connect the wall charger and the performance dock with the micro USB cable Car charger DC Connect the car charger to the DC outlet in your car Connect the car char...

Page 8: ...ti function button To turn the headset off press and hold 5 sec the multi function button Your headset stores a list of paired devices which it will remember even if you power the headset off power si...

Page 9: ...e of the device and search for Lexington See the user guide for your mobile device for instructions When your mobile device discovers the headset select it and confirm your choice with passcode or PIN...

Page 10: ...are support safety disposal certification safety approvals glossary back make calls _read more adjust the volume _read more make advanced calls _read more use multipoint _read more reset _read more in...

Page 11: ...press the multi function button while the headset is on standby To reject an incoming call press and hold 2 sec the multi function button To cancel an outgoing call press and hold 2 sec the multi fun...

Page 12: ...me again volume signals _read more Your headset can deliver high pitched tones and high volume sounds Exposure to such sounds may result in permanent hearing loss Adjust the volume to a reasonable lev...

Page 13: ...atically be activated when you end the active call To end a call on hold without toggling away from an active call press and hold 2 sec the multi function button To transfer an active call from your m...

Page 14: ...ating range of the device The headset and paired device will automatically connect If your headset is already on simply press the multi function button To connect your headset to a new device you will...

Page 15: ...one device to another press volume up and volume down at the same time If you make an outgoing call from the secondary device this will also change its status to primary device To answer call waiting...

Page 16: ...the list of paired devices press and hold 2 sec the multi function button and volume down at the same time To reset the headset press and hold 2 sec the multi function button and volume up and volume...

Page 17: ...erformance dock in the car mount and with the glue pads fasten this to the dashboard in a place where 1 the micro USB cable can reach from the car charger to the performance dock 2 the car mount and p...

Page 18: ...lcome Lexington getting started how to signals care support safety disposal certification safety approvals glossary back charging signals _read more power signals _read more pairing signals _read more...

Page 19: ...ry 2 5 seconds Solid red Symbol Tone Three low tones every 30 seconds The battery life will be significantly reduced if your headset is left uncharged for a long period of time It is therefore recomme...

Page 20: ...g USB mode through PC via micro USB cable Battery charged LED lights One short red flash every five seconds Solid red One long red flash every 2 5 seconds Solid blue Symbol Tone welcome Lexington gett...

Page 21: ...Turning off LED lights One short purple flash Three short blue flashes Tone Two short beeps One long beep welcome Lexington getting started how to signals care support safety disposal certification sa...

Page 22: ...wo short beeps One short beep Three short beeps high to low Three short beeps low to high LED lights Blue and red alternating short flashes One short blue flash every five seconds Two short blue flash...

Page 23: ...wo short beeps low tone high tone Two short beeps low tone high tone LED lights One short blue flash every five seconds One short blue flash every five seconds welcome Lexington getting started how to...

Page 24: ...One short red flash every 2 5 seconds Tone One short beep high tone One short beep low tone One short beep One short beep every five seconds low tone welcome Lexington getting started how to signals...

Page 25: ...short beeps Four short beeps Dependent on phone Three beeps low tone LED lights One short blue flash every two seconds One short blue flash every two seconds welcome Lexington getting started how to s...

Page 26: ...e update LED lights Solid purple Tone welcome Lexington getting started how to signals care support safety disposal certification safety approvals glossary back Symbol For software updates and more su...

Page 27: ...the inside of the charging dock wipe around connector pins carefully using a lint free cloth Dispose of all product parts in accordance with local standards and regulations to protect the environment...

Page 28: ...nd hold 2 sec the multi function button and volume down at the same time to reset the list of paired devices If you hear static or noise in your headset Check that the headset is close to your mobile...

Page 29: ...ttery Up to 100 hours Standby time in charged performance dock Up to 500 hours Bluetooth Multi compatible with devices that support Bluetooth Specification 2 1 with EDR Handsfree Profile 1 5 and Heads...

Page 30: ...exposure to the magnets included in Lexington Use caution and common sense while using Lexington in proximity to such devices Never try to dismantle the product yourself None of the internal component...

Page 31: ...t the battery to the PCB 5 Remove the battery and dispose of it in a battery disposal bin to remove the performance dock battery see illustration 1 Pry open the metal end covers with a sharp tool 2 Pu...

Page 32: ...compliance This transmitter must not be co located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter NOTE Changes or modifications not expressly approved by novero could void the user...

Page 33: ...e software of the phone idle not paired is the mode where your headset is turned on but not paired to a Bluetooth enabled cell phone LED is short for light emitting diode and refers to the light indic...

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