Wear & Hear BeHear PROXY, User Manual, Page: 9 / 43

BeHear PROXY User Manual Page 9 of 43
Product Name: BeHear PROXY Product No.: ABH-130 Doc. No. BHPUM202012.31
Basic Operation
Charging the Battery
It takes approximately three hours to fully charge the battery. We recommend charging the
battery before using your BeHear PROXY neck speaker for the first time.
1.
Plug the larger end of the supplied cable into a standard
AC outlet USB charger adapter, or into the USB port of a
computer.
2. Plug the cable’s smaller end into the Micro USB port
located in the BeHear PROXY.
3. A vibration in the neck speaker indicates that charging has
started. During charging the LED on the neck speaker will
be red, turning green when BeHear PROXY is fully charged.
Note : The BeHear PROXY neck speaker should not be used while charging.
Turning the Neck Speaker ON and OFF
To turn on BeHear PROXY:
Shift and hold the Power switch until the unit vibrates and the LED
turns light blue. Release the switch. It will return to its original
position automatically.
To turn off BeHear PROXY:
Shift and hold the Power switch until the unit vibrates and the LED
turns light blue. Release the switch. It will return to its original
position automatically.
Note
: Vibration can be disabled by changing a setting in the W&H BeHear application.
Checking the Battery Status
You can view an estimate of the remaining battery charge in either of two ways:
Checking the Battery Level using the Neck Speaker
When the device is powered on, quickly shift and release the Power switch. The notification LED
flashes for 1-2 seconds indicating battery level, as follows:
• If the LED turns green the status is good (more than 50% battery charge remains).
• If the LED turns yellow the status is fair (battery charge level is between 10% and 50%).
• If the LED turns red the status is low (below 10%) and the neck speaker needs to be
recharged.
Checking the Battery Level using the Application
When the device is powered on, view the level in the battery
icon which appears at the top of each screen. The more white
filler you see, the more charge is left in the battery. The amount of charge left is also displayed
as a numerical value measured in percentage.
Note : During neck speaker use, if the battery level drops below 10% the LED will flash red and a
voice alert will be heard periodically.