Introduction
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Introduction
Bluetooth Technology
Bluetooth technology essentially replaces the need for short-ranged
cables by enabling compatible devices (both portable and stationary) to
communicate wirelessly within a short network area. Bluetooth enabled
devices are linked through a globally available radio frequency range,
which allows for the rapid and reliable transfer of voice and data
information. The low-power consuming, low-cost solution makes it
especially suitable for handheld applications like mobile phones and
wireless headsets.
Product Overview
The headset can be wirelessly linked to any compatible Bluetooth
enabled device that supports the headset profile or the handsfree
profile. These devices may include both stationary and mobile phones,
which come embedded with a Bluetooth RF chip. This user's guide
focuses on how to use the headset with your mobile phone, so you need
to have a phone with built-in Bluetooth capability, or a phone with a
Bluetooth adapter connected to it.
The headset is the ultimate handsfree solution when you try to hold
conversations over a Bluetooth-enabled telephony device at home, in a
car, in the office or anywhere. You can use the headset to talk to friends,
family and coworkers wirelessly without the hassle of a wired headset or
trying to find a phone. When you receive or make a call, all you have to
