OWNER
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Page 2: ...ON RANGE 16 MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES 17 CONNECTING AND USING THE AUDIO CABLE 18 SPECIFICATIONS 19 PRODUCT SYMPTOMS AND TROUBLESHOOTING 20 FCC COMPLIANCE INFORMATION 21 IC COMPLIANCE INFORMATION 22 CE CO...
Page 3: ...on cords or touch power plugs with wet hands 10 Do not use the device nearby microwave ovens or wireless LAN adaptors 11 When the product is not being used set the device power switch to OFF 12 When c...
Page 4: ...the ear tip set comfortably in your ear COMPONENTS FEATURES 4 CHARGING 2 COMPONENTS FEATURES 3 HOW TO WEAR EARPHONES Operation LED Indicator Charging Red light Blue light Charging complete The device...
Page 5: ...he NC Function is switched ON even after the power is turned o it is displayed in blue lights to LED indicator 5 POWER ON OFF AND EARPHONE CONNECTION WAITING MODE Power ON OFF ON 2 Seconds OFF 2 5 Sec...
Page 6: ...you are back within the discover range 33 feet you must then connect manually Manual Connection When having entered Connection Waiting Mode during connection Press the CALL POWER Button or the PLAY B...
Page 7: ...the PLAY Button again for 2 5 seconds to enter Pairing Mode Here the rst device becomes disconnected Once Pairing Mode has been entered pair the second device Within the rst Bluetooth Device you want...
Page 8: ...rate within the second paired device When using the rst paired device it is possible to operate the device from BT 100 NC When using Multipoint Connection the order of the paired devices may change To...
Page 9: ...Button for about 1 second to go to the next previous song After 1 second the beep signal tone is provided Press and hold the Button continuously to fast forward rewind the current song 1 Accepting a...
Page 10: ...Mute On O While on a call press the Button for about 1 second to mute microphone To turn back on press the Button again for about 1 second 5 Call Waiting When there is another incoming call while on...
Page 11: ...t connects in aptX mode automatically If the Bluetooth Device can not support aptX mode it will be connected with SBC mode 2 You can switch to SBC only mode which is less draining on the battery Press...
Page 12: ...mer DC 3 7 V 195 mAh Microphone Frequency Range 50 4 000 Hz Microphone Sensitivity 42 dB Support Echo Cancellation and Talk Noise CVC Solution Operating Temperature 20 45 C Size 180 H x 140 W x 23 D m...
Page 13: ...ing is supported only when within 3 feet Check whether the Bluetooth pro le within the Bluetooth Device is compatible 4 Music cannot be played Check whether the power of the device and Bluetooth Devic...
Page 14: ...B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment gener ates u...
Page 15: ...rference that may cause undesired operation of the device This equipment complies with IC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment and meets RSS 102 of the IC Radio Frequenc...
Page 16: ...rovided and the power will automatically turn o 2 Activating Deactivating the LED Indicator BT 100 NC is equipped with an indicator that shows operating features to provide information on operating st...
