Pioneer SE-CL761BT, Руководство по эксплуатации

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7. Pairing
Pairing must be performed before the headphones can be used to listen
to music or communicate using a
Bluetooth
device.
For further details regarding the pairing procedure, consult the user’s
manual for your
Bluetooth
device.
(1) With the headphone power OFF, hold the (
#
) button depressed for 8
seconds or more to enter the pairing mode.
• The pairing mode is confirmed by the LED indicator’s alternately
flashing blue and red. (see Fig. 8).
Release the (
#
) button after confirming that the LED indicator is
alternately lighting blue and red.
• If pairing is not completed during pairing mode, approximately two
minutes later the pairing mode will be canceled.
(2) Turn on the power to the
Bluetooth
device you wish to pair with, and
begin pairing; search for this unit (wireless headphones) from the
paired
Bluetooth
device.
• Set the
Bluetooth
device close (within one meter) to the wireless
headphones.
• These wireless headphones will appear in the
Bluetooth
device’s
display as “SE-CL761BT”.
• For operating details consult the user’s manual for the device to be
connected.
(3) Confirm that pairing has been successfully completed with the
Bluetooth
device.
• Look at the display for the
Bluetooth
-enabled device and select
“SE-CL761BT”.
• Pairing is completed when the LED indicator flashes blue twice about
every four seconds.
• The PIN code for these wireless headphones has been factory set at
“0000”. Input this code if requested by the
Bluetooth
device.
Connect to the
Bluetooth
device
• Confirm that the power to the wireless headphones is ON before
connecting to the
Bluetooth
device.
• Depending on the device, connection between the wireless head-
phones and
Bluetooth
device may be effected automatically after
pairing.
Disconnecting from the
Bluetooth
device
• Hold the wireless headphones’ (
#
) button depressed for about 4
seconds to turn off the power.
Note
• Depending on the device connected, the A2DP profile may need to
be designated when playing music, and the HFP or HSP profiles for
hands-free communication.