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BTH-818 Bluetooth Headset User Manual     

v2.01 

1. BTH-818 Headset 

1.1 Introduction to your new headset 

Thank you for purchasing the new BTH-818 Bluetooth Headset – We trust it will deliver the 

best that both Bluetooth convenience and reliability has to offer.     

The BTH-818 represents the latest innovation in both functionality and audio quality – 

enabling users with compatible mobile devices the use of a calling number display while 

also supporting the latest SmartPhones utilising both Handsfree and Headset Profiles – 

Ensuring compatibility with Nokia, Sony Ericsson and many more mobile phones along 

with Windows powered SmartPhones.    This guide is provided as an introduction to using 

the headset with Bluetooth mobile phones using either a Handsfree or Headset profile. 

 

1.2 Key Features 

 

Bluetooth operating distance - 10 meters. 

 

Talk time – 7 hours.   

 

Standby time – Approx 300 hours. 

 

Uses high capacity rechargeable Li-ion polymer battery   

 

Detects and warns of low battery conditions.   

 

Convenient user interface with on-board LCD.   

 

Call List function for up to ten recently used phone numbers 

 

Phone Book function with ten permanent quick dial number memory 

 

Five ring tone options.   

 

Mute-call function. 

 

Setup and Time display. 

 

Up to 5 Bluetooth devices can be paired simultaneously. 

 

Easy to use and setup. 

 

1.3 Technical Specification 

Bluetooth Standard

 

v1.1

 

Operation Range

 

10 meter (Approx 33 feet)

 

Audio Codec

 

15 bit resolution, S/N > 60dB

 

Operating Frequency

 

2.4 Ghz - 2.4835 Ghz ISM Band

 

Dimensions:

 

(L)72mm*(W)26mm * (H)16mm

 

Connection

 

Point-to-point

 

Device Weight

 

35g (including battery)

 

Talk time

 

7 hours

 

Standby time

 

300 hrs

 

Output Power

 

0 Dbm (class II)

 

Security

 

128 bits encryption

 

Power Consumption

 

40mA working, 1mA standby

 

Battery

 

Rechargeable Li-ion polymer 300mAh

 

Charging

 

5vdc, 100~240V AC adapter

 

Charging time

 

2~3 hrs

 

Operating Temperature

 

-10º~55º C

 

Storage Temperature

 

-20º~60º C

 

Certification 

CE, FCC, BQB 

LCD 

1/16 duty cycle 5V. 

Headset passkey 

0000 

Summary of Contents for BTH-818

Page 1: ...00 hours Uses high capacity rechargeable Li ion polymer battery Detects and warns of low battery conditions Convenient user interface with on board LCD Call List function for up to ten recently used phone numbers Phone Book function with ten permanent quick dial number memory Five ring tone options Mute call function Setup and Time display Up to 5 Bluetooth devices can be paired simultaneously Eas...

Page 2: ...itiates an outgoing call or accepts an incoming call Increase Volume Decrease Volume Earpiece on cable switch allows call pickup Identical to key in function 2 2 Plugging in the Headset Insert the earpiece into the earphone socket Note There is a button in providing a call pickup function identical to key Refer to Figure 2 and Figure 3 2 ...

Page 3: ...Figure 2 Figure 3 3 ...

Page 4: ...2 3 Operation and Fitting Figure 4 Figure 5 4 ...

Page 5: ...itial Recharge of The BTH 818 Before initially using this product please charge the battery for 2 3 hours The headset can be charged via the computer s USB interface or household charger as provided For more information on charging the headset please refer to Figure 6 and Figure 7 Battery State Indicator When the battery symbol is flashing the headset is charging A solid graphic indicates a comple...

Page 6: ...the Headset for Initial Use To re initialize the BTH 818 headset press and hold for three seconds until you hear two beeps indicating that the initialization procedure is completed The headset will then display the cellular phone pattern ID indicating the device that is being paired such as the one displayed in Fig 8 that indicates a Sony Ericsson T610 cellular phone And if there is no any cellula...

Page 7: ... 818 headset press and hold for three seconds or until you hear two beeps indicating that the headset is shutting down 3 4 Option Menu Configuration 3 4 1 Enter the Menu Press both and buttons simultaneously to enter the option menu 3 4 2 Menu Operation Press button to move up through the menu Press button to move down through the menu Press button to select Press button to quit the option 3 4 3 M...

Page 8: ...ication will be displayed as indicated in Figure 9 Description The BTH 818 can support Headset HS and Handsfree HF profile Bluetooth Most typical cellular phones support the Handsfree Profile Windows Mobile devices and other SmartPhones typically support the Headset profile Before commencing pairing identify which profile is supported by your mobile Figure 9 Step 2 Use the Bluetooth Menu on your M...

Page 9: ...efault device name Refer to Section 3 2 for details 3 5 3 Delete Paired Device Enter the Option Menu Device MGT Managment select the Paired Device Delete press to remove Paired Device 3 6 Use the Call List and Phone Book Functions The Call list is the list of rapid access numbers stored in BTH 818 displayed in Fig 11 There are 10 memories available to store the recent call numbers When the recorde...

Page 10: ...lay call list mode Using and to select the phone number you would like to add Pressing and holding until you hear one beep results in the number being added to the phone book The phone book symbol will then be added to the record 3 6 2 Use the Call List or Phone Book to Make Calls Press once The display will show L N Redial and the headset will enter the Call List mode Use and to select the requir...

Page 11: ...or headsets and select your Bluetooth Headset automatically during the dialing process Others may require you to push the call button prior to dialing 3 9 Use Voice Dialing to Make Calls on Supported Phones More information can also be found in section 4 5 As voice dialing is a function of the mobile phone itself functions available will vary from handset to handset Please refer to your mobile pho...

Page 12: ...tone from the headset to remind you to return from mute mode Press button once again to return from the mute mode 4 3 Changing The Ringer Volume To change the ringer s volume you can use and buttons while not making a call There are five ringer volume levels to choose from Pressing the button once will increase the headset volume The headset will beep once as a result Pressing the button once to d...

Page 13: ...hold the button for over 3 sec until a beep is heard from the ring tone The BTH 818 will reconnect to the default mobile phone as previously paired As soon as the paired mobile device is re connected the icon will show as indicating a successful Bluetooth connection If you have not yet paired the device please refer to the Pairing Management information in Section 3 5 Note If the Bluetooth Mobile ...

Page 14: ...orm By default the setting is Normal you do not need to add In certain cases you may want to add the prefix Use the ADD option to add Note Different telephone providers implement the standard in different ways and incompatibilities could occur There are some telephone providers that require adding a before dialing If you cannot dial out properly it could be because some telephone providers require...

Page 15: ...CC rules Operation is Subject to the Following Two Conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation FCC RF Exposure requirements This device and its antenna s must not be co located or operation in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter NOTE THE MANUFACTURER IS NO...

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