User manual BLUETREK UFO

[. . . ] During subsequent charges, the charging should take approximately 3 hours. When you hear a low-tone beep (or the voice alert if activated) in your headset at regular intervals, and the indicator light flashes in red, your headset needs to be recharged. Important: · If your headset is fully charged, the red indicator light will not turn on when plugging into the charger. (To check whether your headset is fully charged, press the talk button for approx. [. . . ] A beep (2 tones) can be heard in the speaker then release the TALK button. English Making a call Mobile phone with voice recognition . Make sure the voice recognition function on your mobile is activated and your voice tags have been recorded with the phone. To enter these, please refer to your phone's manual. When there is no incoming or active call, press once on the TALK button . Wait for the audio signal sent by the mobile phone (generally a short tone). Speak the name of person you wish to call. Make sure both the headset and the mobile phone are ON and in stand-by mode. Dial the number on the phone keypad, after approximately 2 seconds the audio connection will be established. This function may not be available on some phones, please refer to the trouble shooting frequent asked questions in our website: www. bluetrek. com. BLUETREK UFO I 6 Answering a call When the headset rings, press once on the TALK button to take the call. English Ending a call Press once on the TALK button to end an active call. Adjusting the volume To increase the volume during an active call, press the "VOL+" button on the headset. To decrease the volume during an active call, press the "VOL-" button on the headset. 7 I BLUETREK UFO To mute the microphone during an active call During an active call, press and hold the VOL+ button for approximately 3 seconds. A periodic tone can be heard in the speaker when the microphone is muted. To end the mute function When the microphone is muted, press and hold the VOL+ button on the BLUETREK® UFO for approx. The periodic tone will end. Transferring a call from BLUETREK® UFO to the mobile phone During an active call, double click on the TALK button. This function only works in the Hands-Free Profile. In the Headset profile, you can simply turn off your headset. Transferring a call from the mobile phone to the BLUETREK® UFO During an active call on the mobile phone, press once on the TALK button to transfer the call. This function may not be available depending on your phone. BLUETREK UFO I 8 English Muting the microphone Pre-registered numbers feature -This feature allows you to store your 2 favourite numbers in your BLUETREK® UFO headset and to dial these numbers directly from your headset. (Important: This feature is only available in the Hands-free profile). English Storing your favourite numbers 1) Ensure your BLUETREK® UFO headset is paired and connected with your phone. 2) Enter numbers following the syntax describe below as your mobile phone name (Please refer to your mobile phone manual to change your phone name. In most phones, the mobile phone name is under the "Bluetooth" menu) XSXXXXXXXXT Either "1" or "2" , depending on which position you want the number to be stored. Fill in the letter "T" The number you wish to store, in national or international format, with maximum of 15 digit. Fill in the letter "S" Example 1: To store "0123456789" in position 1 = 1S0123456789T Example 2: To store "+44123456789" in position 2 = 2S+44123456789T 9 I BLUETREK UFO 1 beep in the speaker and the blue indicator light will flash once if the number has been stored in position 1. OR 2 beeps in the speaker and the blue indicator light will flash twice if the number has been stored in position 2. [. . . ] Service and Maintenance can only be performed by authorized BLUETREK® dealers. - Keep your headset away from dust and dirt. - Do not let children play with your headset, since it contains small parts that could become detached and create a choking hazard. - Check the regulation in your area if you plan to use your headset while driving. [. . . ]