User manual BELKIN F8V9017

[. . . ] Charging · Only use the charger supplied with the Headset to charge the product to avoid risk of damage or personal injury. · The charger can only be disconnected by unplugging, so it is recommended to only use a power socket easily accessible. 3 Important Information for Safe Use (continued) Charging (continued) · Ensure the charger is compatible with the AC supply available before attempting to plug it in. Environmental Care · Please observe local regulations regarding the disposal of your packaging materials and the product itself. · This product contains a rechargeable NiMH battery. 4 Introduction Description The Bluetooth Hands-Free Headset (Headset) is a complete audio headset supporting the Bluetooth headset profile. [. . . ] It is recommended to place it on charge for five hours before first use; the charging section describes how to do this. Wearing the Headset · The Headset can be worn on either ear, by changing the orientation of the ear hook. · To remove the ear hook, carefully lever it from the back of the Headset by hand. Note the indentation in the center to properly orient the ear hook on the Headset. · With the user controls facing the user and the LED at the top, the closed loop of the ear hook should "point" right for operation on the right ear, and left for the left ear. · To place on the ear, hold the Headset in the hand and push the open end of the hook slightly away from the Headset body. 12 Operation (continued) · Slide the open end of the ear hook onto the ear from the front. The LED will flash the signal to indicate the Headset is now in STANDBY mode ready to be paired, or if already paired, ready to make or receive a call. The LED will stop flashing. 13 Operation (continued) Preparing the Headset for Use--Pairing PIN Code: The PIN code for the Headset is preset to 1234. Before the Headset can communicate, it must be paired to the companion device it will be used with, such as a mobile phone. This is to ensure the Headset only communicates with the device chosen by the user and not any other Bluetooth devices in range. Pairing information is stored by the Headset and can be changed at any time. The exact process to pair the Headset will also depend on the device it is paired with. The user manual for that device will give instructions on how to do this. In all cases, the Headset will need to be put into PAIRING mode, which is described here: 1. When the short tone is heard, keep the button pressed until the pairing melody is generated. 14 Operation (continued) 4. When prompted on the companion device, enter the PIN code for the Headset. When paired, the Headset will give a short confirmation tone and switch to STANDBY, ready for operation. Receiving and Ending a Call · To receive a call, the Headset must be in STANDBY mode. · When a call is received, the Headset will generate a ringing signal in the earpiece. · The call may be answered by a short press of the main button. · The connection will be made to the companion device, and in the case of a mobile phone, the call will be answered. · During a call, when in TALK mode, the microphone may be muted and un-muted by a medium press of the main button. [. . . ] · If the Headset is in any other mode when connected to the charger, the LED flashing sequence does not change, but the LED color will indicate the charge status. 17 Operation (continued) · Sometimes, when the Headset is placed on charge with the LED still showing a green color, the LED color may change initially from green to red. 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. Modifications The FCC requires the user to be notified that any changes or modifications made to this device that are not expressly approved by the manufacturer may void the user's authority to operate the equipment. Canada- Industry Canada (IC) The wireless radio of this device complies with RSS 139 & RSS 210 Industry Canada. [. . . ]