User manual IOGEAR GBMA201

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Package Contents System Requirements Introdution Instructions for GBMHKIT/GBMA201 - Operation - Pairing headphones and audio transmitter Instructions for GBMH201 - Operation - Pairing with Bluetooth-enable device Using Headphones with Bluetooth cell phone Audio Playback: How it works Troubleshooting Technical Support FCC Statement Limited Warranty Table of Contents 29 27 28 26 23 19 15 14 10 13 8 7 4 3 2 Package Contents GBMH201 1­ Bluetooth Stereo Headphone 1­ Detachable Microphone 1­ Carrying Bag 1­ Power Adapter 1­ Quick Start Guide 1­ Warranty/Registration card GBMHKIT: 1­ BluetoothStereo Headphone 1­ Bluetooth Audio Transmitter 1­ Detachable Microphone 1­ Carrying Bag 1­ Power Adapter 1­ Power Cable Splitter 1­ 3. 5mm Extension Cable 1­ 3. 5mm to RCA Audio Cable 1­ 3. 5mm to 1/4" Stereo Phono Connector 1­ Quick Start Guide 1­ Warranty/Registration Card 2 GBMA201 1­ Bluetooth Audio Transmitter 1­ 3. 5mm to RCA audio cable 1­ 3. 5mm to ¼" Stereo Phono Connector 1­ 3. 5mm Extension Cable 1­ Power Adapter 1­ Quick Start Guide 1­ Warranty/Registration Card System Requirements For stereo sound (headphones): Bluetooth-enabled music source must support Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP) For cell phone use: Bluetooth cell phone must support either Headset or Hands-Free Profile *Note: Functionality of the Back/Forward headphone buttons requires Bluetooth software with support for the Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP). 3 Introduction Headphones 1. [. . . ] For a list of compatible Bluetooth headphones visit www. iogear. com 11 Operation - GBMA201 Step 1 ­ Turn OFF Turn OFF both audio transmitter and headphones Step 2 ­ Inquiry Mode Press and hold the ON/OFF button on the transmitter for approximately 6 seconds to invoke inquiry mode. Step 3 ­ Turn ON Turn ON Bluetooth headphones by pressing the Center button for 6 seconds. If using non-IOGEAR headphones, consult your manual for instructions. Step 4 ­ Auto-Connect The transmitter will now begin searching for Bluetooth headphones within range and connect to the closest one. Please be patient as it may take 60-120 seconds for both devices to connect. Step 5 ­ Finished When the blue LED becomes solid on both devices, this indicates successful connection If you encounter problems, please consult the troubleshooting section of this manual. 12 Operation - GBMH201 HEADPHONES Charge Headphones 1. Before first use, you must fully charge the headphones for at least 2 hours. Each full charge gives you approximately 6 hours of continuous operation. Press and hold the Center button for approximately six seconds 2. The Blue LED will quickly flash, indicating it's ready to accept a Bluetooth connection Turn OFF Headphones 1. Press and hold the Center button for approximately four seconds until the blue LED turns off 13 Operation - GBMH201 The Bluetooth headphones can be used with any computer, PDA, phone, MP3 player, or any other type of device that supports the following Bluetooth profiles: · A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) for stereo sound · AVRCP (Audio Video Remote Control Profile) for functionality of the Back/Forward buttons 14 Operation - GBMH201 Below is an example on how to pair and connect to the headphones using Widcomm Bluetooth software version 4. 0. x. Step 1 - Turn ON Bluetooth Headphones Press and hold the Center button for approximately 6 seconds until the blue LED starts flashing Step 2 ­ Open Bluetooth software Make sure Bluetooth function is enabled on your computer and open Bluetooth application (ex: My Bluetooth Places). Step 3 - Search for devices in range On the left side, click on "View devices in range" to search for the IOGEAR headphones. 15 Operation - GBMH201 Step 4 ­ Pairing When the IOGEAR Headphones are found, right click on its icon and select Pair Device If prompted for a PIN code, enter "0000" (four zeroes) 16 Operation - GBMH201 Step 3 ­ Connect Once paired, right-click on its icon and select the option "Connect Audio Sink". Wait while the computer/PDA connects to the Headphones. Upon successful connection, the headphones blue LED will stop flashing and become solid 17 Operation - GBMH201 Step 4 ­ Finished When connected, the headset icon will turn green as below. You may now exit the Bluetooth software. IOGEAR Headphones Simply launch your music/movie software application and enjoy!If you encounter problems, please consult the troubleshooting section of this manual. 18 Using With A Cell Phone Once paired with your Bluetooth cell phone, you can make/receive phone calls through the IOGEAR headphones (using the included detachable microphone). If you make/receive a phone call during music playback, pressing the Center button will pause the music and transfer audio to the cell phone, and automatically resume music at the end of your call. 19 Operation Phone Pairing Procedure Step 1 ­ Setup Phone Make sure your cell phone's Bluetooth functionality is turned ON Step 2 ­ Turn ON Bluetooth headphones Press and hold the Center button for approximately 6 seconds until the blue LED starts flashing Step 2 ­ Search for Bluetooth headphones Follow your cell phone instructions to search for Bluetooth devices Step 3 ­ Pair and Connect Once the IOGEAR headset is found, select it and pair to it. If prompted for a PIN code, enter "0000" (four zeroes). For functionality of the Back/Forward buttons, your Bluetooth-enabled device or software must support the AVRCP Bluetooth profile. 25 Troubleshooting 1. The headphone control buttons have stopped responding or behave strangely. This might be an indication that the batteries are low and need re-charging. Please allow the batteries to charge for approximately 2 hours. 2. [. . . ] -Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. -Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1) this device may not cause interference and 2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement: This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. [. . . ]