User manual MEDION BLUETOOTH HEADSET MD 40574

[. . . ] · When the Headset is not in use, always keep it in its case. 2 BLUETOOTH HEADSET MD 40574 Safety instructions Travel Charger The charger is designed for indoor use ONLY. The charger must be connected to the designated power source as marked. When removing the charger from an outlet, never pull the charger cord, as it may damage the charger. Battery Information Note: For first time use, plug the adapter into the Headset and charge it at least 4 hours until the red indicator turns off. Battery care Only qualified Service Centres are authorised to remove or replace the Headset battery. [. . . ] If you are wearing the Headset during the pairing operation you will hear two short high pitched tones when the Headset is ready for pairing. · Initiate the Bluetooth pairing process on your mobile phone. Step 2 This operation varies depending on the make and model of your mobile phone. Please consult the mobile phone manufacture´s handbook for more specific instructions. · When your mobile phone asks for a Passkey, enter 1234 and Step 3 confirm it. (Note: The 1234 is a default pin-code pre-stored in the Headset. ) When pairing is successful, the red indicator will turn off and the blue indicator will flash. If the Headset is not in "pairing mode" your mobile phone will not find the Headset. Remember to place your Headset into "pairing mode" before using your phone to detect a Bluetooth device. 10 BLUETOOTH HEADSET MD 40574 Connecting the unit to the mobile phone · If no pairing is possible after a certain period of time (approximately 2 minutes), the Headset will automatically leave "pairing mode" and power off. You will need to repeat steps 1 to 3 again until "pairing" is successful. Making and Answering/Ending Calls Once the Headset is successfully paired with your phone, you can use the Headset to make and receive calls. The Headset can be used with voice dialing if your phone supports this feature. For detailed instructions on voice dialling/control, please refer to the handbook of your mobile phone. Using voice dialing Press the S1 button, wait for a beep and say the name of the person you wish to call. Using the phone keys to make a call Enter and then dial the numberon the mobile phone as you normally do. Once the call has been set up, the sound will be transmitted to your Headset automatically. Answering Calls and Ending Call When the Headset is powered on, and there is an incoming call, you will hear a musical beep, and also the blue indicator will change to a quick-flashing mode. (When the Headset is in stand-by, the blue indicator will be in a slow-flashing mode. ) · When the Headset rings, press the S1 button to answer. Adjust the Headset volume by pressing the S1 button for volu11 Connecting the unit to the mobile phone me UP and the S2 button for volume DOWN. · End calls by holding the S2 button for 3 seconds or just do nothing and wait for the other person to 'hang up'. When Headset is powered off and you receive an incoming call, press and hold th S1 button for 3 seconds to turn on the Headset and then press the S1 button again to answer the call. Due to the many different designs of mobile phones, an autodisconnect may occur even when the Headset is powered on. In that case, the Headset won't ring when there is an incoming call. Press the S1 button for 1 second to reconnect the Headset with the mobile phone for an incoming call. ) Mute Press both the S1 and S2 buttons and hold for one second for the Mute function. [. . . ] Nokia 8910, 8910i Ericsson T39m, T68 Sony-Ericsson P800 Due to the Software of the mobile phone there is no sound to hear for incoming calls in the headset. Incoming call sounds can only be heard from the unit P800. Sony-Ericsson P900 This phone model can be paired without any problems and provides a communication at best. Sony-Ericsson T610 For this model you have to choose the setting "Headset" in the menu "Menu / Bluetooth / Headset / Outgoing calls", other17 List of combatible mobile phones wise you can only listen to incoming calls via the mobile phone. [. . . ]