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NON-SECURED CONNECTOR MODE
Connectors can be either in secured or non-secured mode. Basically these modes mean that:
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in secured mode the connector is hidden from Bluetooth devices, preventing them from finding the con-
nector, and
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in non-secured mode the connector is visible for all Bluetooth devices.
How to recognize:
The connector is in secured mode if only one short sound is heard when it is inserted into the charger. The con-
nector is in non-secured mode if three short sounds are heard when the connector is inserted into the charger.
See
Lights and sounds
.
How to change:
By default, when a connector is inserted into the charger it goes into secured mode. Change the connector's
mode to non-secured by removing the connector from the charger and inserting it back within 3 seconds while
the charger is plugged into a wall outlet. If you have several connectors that you want to put into non-secured
mode, the easiest way is to insert all the connectors into the charger and then unplug and replug the power
cord within 3 seconds.
Use:
Normally the connectors are always in secured mode. The non-secured mode is used
only
when:
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the base station combination has been changed and the
connectors must be synchronized
with the
new combination, or
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the connector has been previously paired with a base station and is now paired with another one.
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