Uclear HBC 120, User Manual

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Mobile Phone Operations
To use the helmet communicator with your mobile
phone for the first time, you must first connect them
via Bluetooth pairing.
Pairing
•
To connect the helmet communicator to a mobile phone,
hold the
Up
and
Down
buttons for 2 seconds. This puts the
helmet communicator into paring mode. The status
indicator will blink blue then red.
•
Next, turn on the mobile phone Bluetooth functions and
search for Bluetooth devices. Select
‘HBC120 Snow’
to
pair with the desired device.
•
When prompted to enter a passcode, enter
‘0000’
.
*Most mobile phones will automatically connect with both
phone and music Bluetooth capabilities when paired with the
helmet communicator.
After pairing the helmet communicator to your mobile
phone, you may now use the helmet communicator to
answer your calls or make outgoing calls or listen to
music.
Installation
•
Peel off the double sided tape protective film.
•
Carefully place the Metal Mounting Bracket onto the position
identified in step 1. (You may only do this step once)
•
Make sure that permanent metal mounting clip is installed
showing the UCLEAR Logo right side up with the 2 side holes
at the top and the metal prong pointing down.
•
Apply slight pressure onto the metal mounting bracket to
ensure that the metal mounting bracket is firmly secured.
Install Main Unit
•
Slide main unit onto the clip bracket. You should hear a ‘click’
sound when fully inserted.
•
Fully insert the speaker USB connector.
Using the Extension Cord
•
The 18” extension cord allows you carry the control unit on you
or in your jacket rather than on your helmet.
Voice Activated Pick Up Calls
•
When a call comes to the mobile phone, say ‘hello’ or ‘pick-
up’ to answer the call
OR
press the Answer button once.
Reject Calls
•
To reject an incoming call or an incorrectly placed outgoing
call hold the
Answer
button for 2 seconds.
•
Plug the male speaker cable end into the 18” extension cord then
•
fully plug the extensions cord into the control unit.
You make carry the control unit on or in your jacket rather than on
your helmet.
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