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Summary of Contents for PSS

Page 1: ...p e r s o n a l s o u n d s y s t e m SOUND ...

Page 2: ...tion Mode 8 Volume Control 8 Sound Programs 8 Using Phone Mode 9 Making a Call 9 Disconnecting a Call 9 Answering a Call 10 Using Call Waiting 10 Using Call Mute 10 Voice Dialing 10 Volume Control 10 Using Companion Mode and Mic 11 Turning ON 11 Turning OFF 12 Rechargeable Battery Status 12 What is Bluetooth 13 Warranty and Agreements 14 PSS User Manual Please read this entire manual It contains i...

Page 3: ...wing components 1 Ear Module 2 Charging Cradle with power cord 3 Custom fitting Ear Loops 4 Wax Guards 5 Companion Mic Optional with some PSS models WARNING Use only the Sound ID specified wall adaptor for this product This Sound ID wall adaptor enhances the system performance and increases the product safety features 1 5 3 4 2 ...

Page 4: ...In Use Status Light Microphone On Off Button Ear Loop Volume Up Sound Programs Toggle Button Mute On Off Volume Down Voice Dialing Button Side view Front view Side view Speaker Tip Wax Guard Lapel Clip Front view In Use Status Light Main Button On Off Call Answering Call Waiting Call Disconnect and Phone Pairing Microphones ...

Page 5: ...uetooth technology It is necessary to first pair the Ear Module with your Bluetooth enabled phone in order for them to communicate wirelessly Once pairing is complete and the devices are within range 30 feet of each other and switched ON they will be able to communicate with each other Pairing is done once and normally there is no need to repeat the pairing process To initiate pairing turn the Ear...

Page 6: ...ly Once connected the flashing will stop If the connection fails the flash will stop after 60 seconds In this instance only the Conversation Mode and Companion Mode optional for some PSS models will be available Turning OFF Press and hold down the main button until the green status light turns red approximately 4 seconds The device is OFF Adjusting Volume Do NOT press and hold the volume button To...

Page 7: ... wearing position has the microphone pointing towards your mouth and the rubber Ear Loop nestled comfortably inside the back of your ear Mantenance Replacing The Wax Guard The Wax Guard prevents debris from getting into the Speaker Tip which will hinder optimal sound quality Periodically inspect the hole in the center of the Wax Guard If it is blocked the Wax Guard must be changed Changing the Wax...

Page 8: ...or Companion Mode see below the device will remain in Conversation Mode Volume Control Do NOT press and hold the volume button To increase or decrease the volume quickly press the button Every time the button is pressed the volume will increase decrease one step The PSS will remember your volume setting for this mode At the lowest volume setting the Conversation Mode is deactivated i e the Ear Mod...

Page 9: ...etooth connection Making a call Turn the mobile phone and Ear Module ON Place the Ear Module in your right ear Dial the phone number using the keypad on the phone As you press the keys you will hear the tone in the Ear Module When you have entered the number press the Send Button on the phone The phone display will indicate dialing and connection progress You will hear the ring signal in the Ear M...

Page 10: ...n button The first caller will be put on hold By pressing the main button again the second caller will be disconnected and you will resume the original call Using Call Mute At anytime during a phone call you can activate the Mute function so that the listener will not not hear the noise or conversation around you To use Call Mute press both volume buttons simultaneously To deactivate Call Mute and...

Page 11: ...ule up to 30 feet depending on the transmission environment i e no obstructions by walls or interference by other wireless devices If the Companion Mic moves out of range you may receive sound disruption prior to disconnection of the Companion Mic from the Ear Module Once the units are back in range the Companion Mic will reconnect with the Ear Module unless the unit has been turned off Turning ON...

Page 12: ...EABLE BATTERY STATUS The PSS uses rechargeable batteries If the battery is low the status indicator will start to flash red The Ear Module will also beep Or you can check status by pressing the main button If the status light turns red then you should recharge the battery Battery will be fully recharged in 3 hours Battery life is dependent on usage In Phone Mode talk time is approximately 5 hours ...

Page 13: ...ge and disconnect calls Not all mobile phones have the Bluetooth technology Please check with the manufacturer or your service provider to determine if you have Bluetooth technology Because the US wireless telephony market is so fragmented there may be instances where the Bluetooth technology has been modified by a manufacturer Sound ID has tested the compatibility of the PSS on most major platfor...

Page 14: ...ding sanding or buffing device surface and unauthorized battery replacement This warranty sets forth the entire responsibility of Sound ID with respect to the Personal Sound System Ear Module Companion Mic Charging Cradle or power supply Your exclusive remedy is repair or replacement as stated herein In no event shall Sound ID s liabilities exceed the cost of correcting defects as provided herein ...

Page 15: ... Always obey the laws and regulations on the use of these products The PSS is intended to compensate for mild to moderate impaired hearing as recommended by a healthcare professional Trademarks and Registered Trademarks Sound ID and the Sound ID logo are among the registered and unregistered trademarks of Sound ID The Bluetooth trademarks are used by Sound ID under license Sound ID 2005 FCC Notice...

Page 16: ...to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures 1 Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna 2 Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver 3 Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected 4 Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help The user may find the following publication prepar...

Page 17: ...formation please contact the company from whom you purchased the PSS The information contained in Sound ID s owner s manuals is believed to be correct at the time of printing Sound ID reserves the right to change or modify any information or specifications without notice The contents of Sound ID s user s manuals are provided as is Except as required by applicable law no warranties of any kind eith...

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