User manual BLUEANT S3

[. . . ] If this does not work, reset your S3 and start again (see "Reset the S3" on page 18 for help). If the S3 does not go into pairing mode: hold down the BlueAnt symbol for about 6 seconds. ENGLISH 5 2: Pair the S3 with your Phone 3: Transfer your Phonebook Once the pairing is complete your S3 will attempt to transfer the contacts from your phonebook so that it can announce the names of incoming callers. On most phones this happens automatically. If your phone asks you to allow a connection to the S3, you must select "YES" or "OK". BlackBerry® If you are using a BlackBerry smartphone you may see a message like this one. [. . . ] >BlueAnt Most BlackBerry smartphones support this feature. 10 Swipe your finger across the top of the S3 to adjust the volume: To decrease the volume swipe from + to - To increase the volume swipe from - to + Adjusting the volume when you are not on a call sets the volume of the voice prompts. Adjusting the volume during a call will change the loudness of the caller's voice. BlueAnt BlueAnt 11 ENGLISH Adjusting the Volume Redial and Call Back > Hold down the + symbol for about 3 seconds to redial the last outgoing call. > Hold down the - symbol for about 3 seconds to call back the last incoming call. Switching Between Multiple Calls (Call Waiting)* > Tap the - symbol to end your call and answer an incoming call. > Tap the + symbol to put your call on hold and answer an incoming call. > Tap the + symbol to switch between an active and a held call. * To use this feature, your phone and network must support call waiting. 12 To pair another phone, put your S3 back into pairing mode by holding down the for about 6 seconds. > Your S3 can store pairing information for up to 2 phones. > Your S3 can connect to up to 2 phones at the same time (multipoint). When 2 phones are connected at the same time: > You can answer calls on either phone through the S3. symbol > Each time your phones reconnect to the S3 the one that connects first becomes the "primary phone". If you use the S3 buttons to activate a feature on your phone (such BlueAnt as redial, call back or phone voice dialing) then this action takes place on the primary phone. 13 ENGLISH Pairing Another Phone / Multipoint Transferring your Phonebook Contacts to the S3 Your S3 uses Text To Speech technology (TTS) to read out the name of the person who is calling you. To do this, the S3 needs to store a copy of your phonebook contacts. Automatically Transferring your Phonebook Contacts to the S3 When you pair your phone with the S3 it will attempt to transfer the phonebook contacts automatically. The S3 stores up to 2, 000 contacts per phone. Tip: Tap the symbol to cancel the phonebook transfer. Manually Transferring your Phonebook Contacts to the S3 Some phones do not support automatic phonebook transfers: if this is the case on your phone then the S3 will instruct you to start sending contacts to the S3 manually. Go to your phonebook and select the contacts you want to send to the S3. Choose the option to "Mark All" or "Select All" if this is available on your phone (if this is not available, you will need to transfer each contact individually). Select the option on your phone to "send" or "beam" contacts, business cards, or v-cards via Bluetooth, and select the S3 from the list of Bluetooth devices. See your phone's manual for help with this step. Note: some phones do not support phonebook transfers at all. If this is the case, the S3 will read out the caller's number instead. Updating your Phonebook Contacts on the S3 If you add or change entries in your phonebook then you need to update the contacts on your S3 by pressing and holding the + and - symbols together for about 3 seconds. If you have two phones connected, this updates the phonebook for the primary phone only. 15 ENGLISH 1. [. . . ] The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by BlueAnt Wireless is under license. Android is a trademark of Google Inc. , Apple and iPhone are trademarks of Apple Inc. , registered in the U. S. The Trademark BlackBerry® is owned by Research In Motion Limited and is registered in the United States and may be pending or registered in other countries. [. . . ]