Using Your Headset
Put your
headset on
Insert the
ear cushion,
then wrap
the earhook
behind your
ear.
Everyone’s ear has a sweet spot, a particular angle of the
speaker where the audio comes in loud and clear. Take a few
minutes to move the headset around until you find the best
angle for the ear cushion.
If you can’t find your sweet spot or if the cushion doesn’t fit
comfortably in your ear, change it to one of the other sizes
that came with the headset. Pull the cushion off gently and
snap a new one on.
Wearing the headset on your left ear
If you want to wear the headset on your left ear, take the
earhook off and turn it over.
Hold the hook at the bottom and
gently lift it over the speaker.
Flip the hook over so it faces
the other direction.
Slide it over the speaker and back
into place.
Available Features
After the headset is connected, you can:
Turn headset
on/off
Press and hold
Power
for about 3 seconds.
Make a call
Just make the call from your mobile phone as usual;
your phone should automatically send the call to
the headset. If your phone doesn’t, press
Power
to
send the call to the headset manually.
Answer a call While the call is ringing, press
Power
.
Hang up
Press
Power
.
Reject an
incoming
call
Press and hold
Power
for 2 seconds; when you hear a
beep, release the button.
Redial the
last number
Press and hold
Volume Down
; when you hear 4 beeps,
release the button.
Adjust the
volume
Press the
Volume Up
or
Volume Down
buttons. Each
time you press these buttons, the volume increases
or decreases one level.
Mute the microphone
To mute the microphone so the caller can’t hear you, press
and hold both
Volume Up
and
Volume Down
for about two
seconds. The headset beeps periodically to remind you that
the microphone is muted. Press and hold the buttons again
to turn the microphone back on.
Activate voice dialing
With the phone in standby, press
Power
and release. When you
hear a beep, start using your phone’s voice commands. (Your
phone must support voice dialing, and all commands must
be pre-programmed.)
Troubleshooting and Maintenance
If you have problems with the headset, see the suggestions
in the table below. If these suggestions don’t help, contact
customer support (see the cover for contact information).
If...
Try...
The headset won’t turn
on.
Charging the battery completely.
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If...
Try...
The headset won’t pair
with my phone.
Making sure your phone is in pairing
mode. Check your phone’s manual
for instructions on Bluetooth device
pairing.
Turning the headset off. Wait at least 10
seconds, then try again. (See page 4 for
pairing instructions.)
Making sure your phone supports the
Bluetooth headset or Hands Free Profile.
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The headset paired
with my phone, but
I can’t hear anything
through it.
Making sure the call connected and is
still active.
Making sure the phone transferred
the call to the headset. Press
Power
to
transfer the call.
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The headset keeps
beeping, and I don’t
know why.
The battery may be getting low. If the
LED is blinking red, charge the battery.
Seeing if your phone has lost the
network signal. If your phone sounds
an alert when it can’t connect to the
network, the headset passes on this
alert by beeping every 5 seconds.
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I can hear the caller,
but the audio is very
weak or soft.
Turning the speaker volume up.
Moving closer to your phone (if you
aren’t carrying it).
Adjusting the ear cushion to find your
“sweet spot” (see Using Your Headset
section).
Keeping the battery fully charged; As
the battery starts to run out, the speaker
gets softer.
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General Information
You cannot use the headset while it is recharging.
Bluetooth wireless devices have a maximum range of
30 feet (10 m); the actual range will vary depending on
current conditions (obstacles, battery power, interference,
etc.).
The headset can be connected only to devices that
support the Bluetooth headset or hands-free profile. This
product is not compatible with standard cordless phones.
Battery life
With average use, the battery should provide about 9 hours
of talk time and 8 days of standby time. A battery that is new
or left unused for long periods of time can have reduced
capacity the first few times it is used. For maximum battery
life, keep your battery charged.
When the battery only has enough charge for about 15
minutes of talk time, the headset triggers a low battery
alert: you’ll hear a periodic beep, and the LED changes
from blue to red.
When the battery no longer has enough charge to operate
the headset, the headset will power off; you won’t be able
to turn it back on until you connect the charger or charge
the battery.
Noise or Static on the Headset
The most common cause of noise or static on any wireless
device is interference. Bluetooth devices operate in the ISM
band (2.402 GHz ~ 2.480 GHz); any equipment operating in
this frequency range might interfere with the headset. Some
common sources of interference in this range are:
Equipment that uses microwaves, especially microwave
ovens
Wireless LAN equipment or WiFi connections
Other Bluetooth devices or computers
Certain cordless telephones
Certain medical equipment and appliances
If you have problems with static during calls, look for one
of these interference sources. Try moving away from the
suspected source.
If the noise continues, there may be interference on your
phone itself, and any noise in the phone’s connection will
come through on the headset, too. Transfer the call to your
phone and see if the audio quality improves. If it doesn’t,
check around for things that might interfere with your
phone.
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