User manual BOSE MOBILE IN-EAR HEADSET

[. . . ] Each one is identified by a small symbol (circle, diamond, triangle) on the top of the plug. If your phone has a 2. 5mm headphone/headset jack, you will need to use one of these adapters. Refer to www. Bose. com/phones to determine which adapter is compatible with your phone. Attach the adapter to the headset cable Device with 2. 5mm headphone/ headset jack Without adapter If your phone has a 3. 5mm headphone/headset jack, you do not need to use the included adapters. [. . . ] Attach the headset cord through the right (R) and left (L) lanyard connectors below the microphone and approximately 10 inches (25. 4 cm) below each ear piece. Make sure the L and R marks point up toward the ear pieces. Pull the lanyard over your head and allow it to rest behind your neck. Adjust the lanyard connectors have enough slack above the lanyard connectors so that any downward pulls on the plug end of the cord are not felt in the ears. Note: Lanyard has a built-in safety release that separates when forcefully pulled. Using the adjustment slider Move the adjustment slider up or down to reduce or increase the amount of loose cord between the left and right earpiece. Finding the right position for the slider can help optimize the placement of the Answer/End button and integrated microphone. Using the clothing clip Use the clothing clip to fasten the cable to your clothing, for convenience, stability, and to help manage the cable. This can be helpful during high-movement activities or when using the headset in a single earpiece configuration. The clothing clip should be attached below the Y-joint and be positioned to allow natural head movement, while keeping the microphone near your mouth. English Troubleshooting If you experience any trouble using your headset, try the following troubleshooting instructions. If you still need help, see the contact information on the inside back cover for assistance in your area. Problem No audio/Intermittent Sound is coming from only one earpiece Incoming call ring tone not heard through headset Excessive bass Low volume/poor audio Microphone is not picking-up sound What to do Make sure that the headset plug is securely connected to the headphone/headset jack (not the line out jack). Make sure you are using the correct mobile phone adapter and that it is securely connected. Make sure your phone is set to pass the ring tone through to the headset. Check your phone settings and make adjustments as needed. Note: This feature may not be available on all phones. Turn off any audio enhancement features on the audio source. Turn off any "sound checker" or other audio signal altering features on the audio source. · Make sure you are using the correct mobile phone adapter and that it is securely connected. · Make sure the microphone is not being blocked or covered The microphone is located on the back of the Answer/End button (you may notice the small opening for the microphone). Make sure you are using the correct mobile phone adapter and that it is securely connected. Note: Some phones may require you to press and hold the Answer/End button for a few seconds to perform functions. Some phones will end a call if the headset is unplugged during a call. Make sure that the headset plug is securely connected to the headphone/headset jack. Make sure the ear tips are securely attached to the housing. [. . . ] Failure to register will not affect your limited warranty rights. What you must do to obtain Limited Warranty Service: Return product, with proof of purchase from an authorized Bose dealer, using the following procedures: 1. Visit http://global. Bose. com or contact your local authorized Bose dealer to identify the location of the nearest authorized Bose service facility; 2. Contact the authorized service facility for specific return and shipping instructions; 3. [. . . ]