Sylvania SBT214, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Remark:make sure your device has Bluetooth function
Answer Calling
Switch on the headset and make sure in the well connection with mobile phone.
here are the table for operation.
Function Status of headset Operation
Answer calling Ringing Short press MFB
Volume up Conversation mode Short press or long
press”+”key,when the volume is
adjusted to Maximum, you will hear
an indication tone
Volume down Conversation mode Short press or long press”-”key,when
the volume is adjusted to Minimum,
you will hear an indication tone
Warning: Excessive pressurer from the headphones can cause the hearing loss.
How to wear the headset
The string of headset is retractable, please adjust according to your comfortable
size, logo”L” represents left ear, logo “R” represents right ear. See below photo.
Charging your headset
Insert the usb charging cable into use port of PC.
Connect charging cable with the charging port of headset
When the red light is on, the headset is charging .
When the red light is off, the headset is charging fully.
Re-connecting to Bluetooth device
A) Automatic connecting
Every time the headset is switched on ,it will connect to the nearest,and the last
connected device automatically .
When the headset is in standby mode and doesn’t connect to any device, short
press MFB button ,it will connect to last connected device automatically.
Specification
Bluetooth version V3.0+EDR
Support Bluetooth profile HSP,HFP,A2DP,AVRCP
Standard battery Build in rechargeable 300mAh lithium battery
Music play time Max 10 hours
Standby time 250hours
Charging time 3 hours
Talk time 10 hours
Dimension 14.5*10*6cm
Weight 112g
Operating range 10 meters
Frequency 2402MHz~2480MHz ISM Ban
Microphone specification -42dB(0dB=1V/Pa,1KHz)
Input DC 5V
Accessories User manual and usb cable
WARNING
Read Safety Instructions Before Making Volume Changes
Safe use depends on exposure time and volume levels.
Volume at 80 dB(A), exposure should be limited to 40 hours/week. At 89 dB(A)
exposure should not exceed 5 hours/week.