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Situation: 

Pairing mode 

Pairing successful

Standby

Pairing failed

Idle (not paired)

Bluetooth  
connection lost

Sound: 

One long beep

Two short beeps

One short beep

Four beeps

Pairing signals

LED lights:

Blue and red 
alternating flashes

Blue flash every 15 seconds

Blue flash every 15 seconds

Welcome
TheFirstOne
Getting started
How to ...
Signals
Accessories
Care
Support
Safety & disposal
Warranty
Certification &  

safety approvals
Glossary 

 
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Summary of Contents for TheFirstOne

Page 1: ...ty Certification safety approvals Glossary Welcome Congratulations on your new headset We hope you will enjoy TheFirstOne by novero This user guide will help you get started and will present you with...

Page 2: ...of elegant accessories for personal desktop and in car convenience Wearing TheFirstOne _read more Box contents _read more Technical specifications _read more LED indicator Multi function button Volum...

Page 3: ...lace 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 within line...

Page 4: ...stand Neck cord Exchangeable earpieces Wall charger AC with local adapters User guide on mini CD Box Car holder Welcome TheFirstOne Getting started How to Signals Accessories Care Support Safety disp...

Page 5: ...C via USB cable Talk time with fully charged battery Approx 4 5 hours Standby time with fully charged battery Approx 100 hours Bluetooth Multi compatible with devices that support Bluetooth Specificat...

Page 6: ...d Charging _read more Pairing _read more Turning on _read more 2 sec Welcome TheFirstOne Getting started How to Signals Accessories Care Support Safety disposal Warranty Certification safety approvals...

Page 7: ...ger and the headset with the USB cable Car charger DC Connect the car charger to the DC outlet in your car Connect the car charger and the car holder with the USB cable and place the headset in the ca...

Page 8: ...sec the multi function button If your headset is already paired with a device the headset will automatically attempt to connect with this device when turned on Power signals _read more 2 sec Welcome...

Page 9: ...e and search for TheFirstOne See the user guide of your mobile device for instructions When your mobile device recognizes the headset select it and confirm your choice with the pass code or PIN 0000 Y...

Page 10: ...calls _read more Adjust the volume _read more Reset _read more Install the car holder _read more Welcome TheFirstOne Getting started How to Signals Accessories Care Support Safety disposal Warranty Ce...

Page 11: ...mber called double 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 Depending on your mobile device settings th...

Page 12: ...lume 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 level dependin...

Page 13: ...ton to switch between the two calls To put an active call on hold double press the multifunction button The caller will hear music until you resume this call by double pressing again or until you end...

Page 14: ...e 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 at the same t...

Page 15: ...hen fasten the car holder to the dashboard in a place where 1 the USB cable can reach from the car charger to the car holder 2 the car holder is not close to an airbag or area where it could harm you...

Page 16: ...ons Charging signals _read more Power signals _read more Pairing signals _read more Call signals _read more Volume signals _read more Advanced call signals _read more Welcome TheFirstOne Getting start...

Page 17: ...ge your headset at least once a month Situation Battery low Battery charging Battery charged LED lights Red flashes as current pattern Solid red Solid blue Sound One beep every 15 seconds Charging sig...

Page 18: ...D lights One purple flash Three blue flashes Sound Two beeps One long beep Power signals Welcome TheFirstOne Getting started How to Signals Accessories Care Support Safety disposal Warranty Certificat...

Page 19: ...e long beep Two short beeps One short beep Four beeps Pairing signals LED lights Blue and red alternating flashes Blue flash every 15 seconds Blue flash every 15 seconds Welcome TheFirstOne Getting st...

Page 20: ...ject call Sound Ring tone Two beeps Two beeps LED lights Blue flash every five seconds Blue flash every five seconds Welcome TheFirstOne Getting started How to Signals Accessories Care Support Safety...

Page 21: ...hts Red flash every five seconds Sound One short beep high tone One short beep low tone One short beep One beep Volume signals Welcome TheFirstOne Getting started How to Signals Accessories Care Suppo...

Page 22: ...ice dial Redial Sound Three beeps Four beeps Advanced call signals Welcome TheFirstOne Getting started How to Signals Accessories Care Support Safety disposal Warranty Certification safety approvals G...

Page 23: ...lapel or wherever it is most convenient for you When you need to use the headset simply twist it to unhook it Place the headset in the car holder while driving to keep the headset in arm s reach and m...

Page 24: ...he headset away from magnetic strips e g on credit cards and electronic medical devices Handle your headset with care Do not drop knock or shake it or expose it to heavy dust dirt moisture rain or oth...

Page 25: ...hen repeat the pairing procedure or press and hold 2 sec the multifunction 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...

Page 26: ...mponents can be replaced or repaired by users Only authorized dealers or service centres may open the product If any parts of your product require replacement for any reason including normal wear and...

Page 27: ...r defects caused by rough handling Claims under the warranty To obtain warranty service please contact the novero dealer from whom you purchased this product or visit www novero com for further inform...

Page 28: ...ce may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation FCC ID WJLNBHS 1 IC 7847A NBHS1 Bluetooth is a r...

Page 29: ...ofile or both In order to support a certain profile a phone manufacturer must implement certain mandatory features within the software of the phone Pairing creates a unique and encrypted connection be...

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