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A2DP is a Bluetooth profile that allows you to stream music in stereo quality from your mobile
phone to your speakerphone.
Bluetooth
is a radio technology that connects devices, such as mobile phones and
speakerphones, without wires or cables over a short distance (approx. 33 feet).
Bluetooth is safe to use and secure, too. Once two Bluetooth devices have been paired, no one
can listen in and no other Bluetooth devices can interfere.
Get more information at www.bluetooth.com
Idle (not paired) is the mode where your speakerphone is turned on but not paired to a
Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone.
LED is short for light-emitting diode and refers to the light indicator of your speakerphone that
sends different red or blue signals depending on specific actions, events or modes.
Multipont
allows two mobile phones to be connected to your speakerphone. The first
connected user is the main user, who can use all features. The second user can only use the
basic functions, such as receiving calls.
Pairing
creates a unique and encrypted connection between two Bluetooth devices. Bluetooth
devices will not work together if they have not been paired.
Pass code or PIN
is the code required to pair a Bluetooth device (e.g. a mobile phone) with your
speakerphone.
Standby is the mode where your speakerphone is turned on, paired and ready for outgoing or
incoming calls. When a call is ended, the speakerphone automatically returns to standby mode.
Software update allows you to change the software of your speakerphone. This should only
be done if there are compatibility issues with your mobile device. Please check for more
information on www.novero.com under services.
Text-to-speech means that the speakerphone reads information aloud, such as the caller ID
and important status. Text-to-speech is available in different languages.
Voice dial
means that you can dial a number by saying a name out loud, instead of entering
a number manually or choosing it from the phone book. With speaker-independent voice
recognition, no recording is required. The name can be spoken by anyone, and the phone will
automatically match the spoken name with the closest name entered in the phone book.