User Guide

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User Guide Safety and General Information Please read the following information before using this product Users are not permitted to make changes or modify the product and the accessories in any way. • • • • • 2 Do not use the product while operating a motor vehicle. To avoid electronic interference and/or compatible conflicts, turn off the product in any facilities where posted notices instruct you to do so. For example: Aircraft, Military Base, Hospital or Health Care Facilities. To avoid impairing your hearing in the long-term operation, keep the headset volume in the moderate level. Keep away from fire, water, and high voltage equipment. Follow the charging procedure described in this guide to charge the product. First time use Charging the battery before use is recommended but not required. The BTS ships pre-charged, however, the initial charge may vary. Low battery is indicated by the status indicator blinking red with an audible tone every 20 seconds. Charging the BTS Charging using the USB cable Connect the charging cable with the charging port of the headset below the control panel of the right earphone. Connect cable to the USB port of a PC or Mac. The status indicator will be red while charging and will turn off when fully charged. 3 The BTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 LED indicator Volume Up Multifunction button Next Track Microphone Volume Down Previous Track Micro USB charging port This image is for reference only. Please check the product for details. 4 Pair mode Begin with the headphones powered off. Push and hold the multifunction button for 8 seconds until the status LED begins to flash both blue and red. You are now in Pair Mode and your device will be able to see the BTS for pairing. Hold 8 sec Pairing and Power On/Off Power on/off Hold 3 sec 5 Pairing (Stepby- Step) Pairing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. • • • 6 Keep the BTS and your device within 10 feet while pairing. Put the BTS into Pair Mode by pushing the multifunction button for 8 seconds until the LED light begins to flash both blue and red. Begin searching for Bluetooth devices on your smartphone or PC. The BTS will appear in the list of available devices as “66 BT Sport” Tap to connect and pair. You are now connected and the LED will flash blue only to indicate successful communication every 4 seconds. If the pairing is not successful, switch off headphones by pushing the multifunction button for 3 seconds, then re-pair according to the steps outlined above. After pairing is successful, paired devices will remember each other unless pairing information is deleted. There is no need to pair again. The headphones will connect with the most recent paired device. If you want to pair with other Bluetooth devices, switch off the Bluetooth function of the current device, then pair and connect it with the new Bluetooth device according to the steps outlined above. Your BTS features Bluetooth Multipoint technology enabling the headset to be connected to two (2) devices at the same time. For example, you can enjoy music through your smartphone and receive calls from your PC while staying connected to both devices simultaneously. The BTS knows which device is ringing and will connect to the right one automatically. Multipoint Pairing Setup 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Connect your BTS headset to your first device (i.e. smartphone) Power off the BTS Connect your BTS headset to your second device (i.e. PC or Mac) Power off the BTS Turn on the BTS Both devices will automatically connect to the BTS and Multipoint is now enabled. 7 Call Operation Making a call 1. 2. 3. Use the keypad on your smartphone to dial the desired number Press the “Send” or “Dial” key on your smartphone to initiate the call Your call is automatically routed to BTS Voice dialing 4. 5. 6. Enable the voice recognition function on your smartphone Double-tap the multifunction button on the BTS. You will hear a beep. Clearly say the name of the person you wish to call Answering a call 7. 8. 8 If a call comes in while you’re listening to music, you will hear a beep prompt from the headset and the ringtone as well. To answer the call, simply tap the multifunction button once. End a Call Use either of the following methods to end a call. • Press the multifunction button once to end the call from the headset. • End the call from your phone’s keypad. If you are listening to music when making a call or receiving a call, the BTS will switch the connection from the music player profile (A2DP) to the mobile phone profile (HSP or HFP). Music will be temporarily paused. After you end the call, your music will automatically resume playing. Note: when you press the multifunction button to answer or end a call, you only need to tap the button one time. Do not press and hold the button. 9 Call Operation (continued) Refuse a Call When receiving an incoming call, press and hold the multifunction button for about 2 seconds until you hear a prompt from the headset. Release the button to refuse the call. Redial the last dialed number Press and hold the multifunction button for 2 seconds. Release the button to automatically redial the last dialed number. Adjust volume In call mode or music mode, press the volume +/buttons to adjust volume. Single short presses will adjust the volume one level at a time. When the volume level reaches the maximum or minimum level, the headset will play a short beep prompt. 10 Play/Pause music When idle, press the multifunction button one time to play or pause music. Music Operation Previous/Next track When playing music, you can press the Previous Track button to play the previous track, or press the Next Track button to play the next track. 11 Troubleshooting 12 If the headset disconnects or will not pair, please check the following: • Ensure that the headset has enough power, is turned on and has been successfully paired to the phone. • Ensure that the Bluetooth function of your phone is enabled. • Check if the range between the headset and phone is over 10 meters (30 ft). • Be mindful of walls, structural disturbance or other electrical devices between the headset and phone. If you are still having trouble using your BTS, our support team is standing by to help. Please visit www.66audio.com or simply send an email to [email protected] Still Need Help? We’re here to ensure you enjoy your BTS and will solve any issues you are experiencing! 13 Battery & Charging Notice • • • • • • • • 14 The BTS features a rechargeable lithium polymer battery. A normal charge takes around 2-3 hours from empty. The red LED will turn on to indicate charging and turn off to indicate when the BTS is fully charged. When the battery is nearly empty, the red LED will flash every 30 seconds. You will also hear an audio prompt from the BTS in the form of short beeps to indicate low battery. The BTS has the ability to display real-time battery level via a battery icon on-board iOS devices such as the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. This icon displays the current battery level of the headset. When charging is complete, please pull out the USB cable from the headset. Keeping the cable plugged in for extended periods of time may shorten the lifespan of the battery. Do not use the headset in extreme hot or cold temperatures. Do not install, place or use the headset near any source of heat such as a microwave oven, stove, radiator, toaster, coffee maker or other appliance that gives off significant heat. Do not disassemble the headset. If the headset stops working please contact 66 Audio directly at [email protected]. WARNING: Due to the isolating characteristics of these headphones, please do not use them while driving or in any other activity where failure to hear surrounding ambient sound could be dangerous. Use of these headphones at excessive volumes may cause permanent hearing damage. Always turn down the volume before use. Copyright 2014 66 Audio, LLC. All rights reserved. 66 Audio and the 66 Audio logo are registered trademarks of 66 Audio, LLC. 66audio.com [email protected] iOS, iPhone, iPod, iPad and Mac are registered trademarks of Apple, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Bluetooth is a trademark owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. Designed in California. Assembled in China. This devices complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. 15