Motorola BT-354 Manuale utente

USER’S GUIDE

VERSION 1.0

2004/08/10

Tested To Comply

With FCC Standards

FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE

Bluetooth Headset

TABLE OF CONTENT

Introduction ....................................................................... 1

BT-354 Bluetooth Headset

Box Contents and Picture

Charging Battery ................................................................. 2

Headset Buttons .................................................................. 3

3.1 Turning On / Off the Headset

3.2 Pairing the Headset

3.3 Making and Answering/Ending calls

Trouble Shooting .................................................................. 9

FAQ ................................................................................. 10

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for your purchasing of our Bluetooth headset device. Bluetooth

is a technology which is very popular in short range wireless communication. It

allows wireless connections between Bluetooth devices such as cellular phones,

personal digital assistants (PDA), desktop and notebook computers, input-output

devices (mouse, keyborards, printers)...etc.

There are two Bluetooth classes which define the range of communication

covered. Class I covers 100 meters range, while Class II covers 10 meters range.

In this headset application, it is a class II device which ranges 10 meters.

Bluetooth Headset

This Bluetooth headset innovates a brand new Bluetooth design. It fea-

tures a removable battery pack, and you can easily charge or replace your

battery without opening the case, it is a remarkable idea which others do not

have. With this Bluetooth headset, you can connect it wirelessly with other

bluetooth devices such as mobile phone, desktop or notebook computer, PDA

(with audio gateway profile supported) within a range of 10 meters.

Box Content and Picture

Bluetooth headset.

Battery charger cable.

DC 5V adapter.

Ear hook.

User’s Manual.

CD.

CHARGING BATTERY

The headset comes with a rechargeable battery. The battery may not be

fully charged when it is new. For your first time use, please takes 2 hours to

fully charge the battery. Afterwards, it will take about 1.5 hours to fully charge

the battery. With the fully charged battery, the talking time can be 3 to 4

hours, and the stand-by time will be about 120 hours.

There are two parts in your package :

AC Adapter : which accepts input of AC 110 ~ 240 V, and outputs 5V DC.

Charger cable : This cable is used to charge battery with appropriate

voltage level.

It is easy to charge your battery, you can charge battery with the battery only or

with complete headset. You can purchase more batteries, it will be helpful and

very flexible that you can use your headset all the time, because charging

battery can be done on another battery.

Plug the AC adapter into an AC outlet. The green indicator on the

charging cable will light.

Connect the adapter with charging cable, then connect another end of

charging cable to battery.

When the battery is full, the RED indicator on charger cable will turn off.

HEADSET BUTTONS

 S1 Button: Power on/off, Answer call, End call, Pairing

 S2 Button: increase Volume, decrease Volume

3.1 Turning On / Off the Headset

3.1.1 To turn the Headset on

Press and hold the S1 button for 5 seconds, the blue LED on the

headset will quickly blink four times, release the S1 button, the

headset is now turned on.

Blue LED will blink about once every 2 seconds when the headset is

turned on.

* Note : You must release S1 button after the four quick blinks. If you

keep pressing and holding S1 key for another 3 seconds, the headset

will get into PAIRING mode.

3.1.2 To turn the Headset off

When in turn on mode, press and hold the S1 button for 3 seconds, the Blue LED

will stop blinking, and the headset is turned off.

S1 S2

3.2 Pairing the Headset

You must pair the headset with your mobile phone before using it. Pairing is a

Bluetooth function that enables Bluetooth devices to remain permanently linked

to another.

The headset must be turned off then on again before initiating the

pairing. The following PAIRing operation is taking a Motorola mobil

phone for example, other mobil phones may have different PAIRing

procedures.

Step 1:

When headset is off, press and hold the S1 button for 5 seconds, the blue LED

will blink four times quickly, the headset is now turned on. Still hold the S1

button for another 3 seconds, the blue LED will blink faster (i.e., about twice

per second), the headset is now in pairing mode. Release S1 button.

Step 2:

Turn on your mobil phone, find the SET UP tool.

Step 3:

Select Connection.

Step 4:

When Bluetooth Link screen comes out, press the SELECT

button.

Step 5:

Use UP or DOWN cursor keys to point to Handsfree line,

press the SELECT button.

Step 6:

Use UP or DOWN cursor keys to point to Look For Devices

line, press the SELECT button.

Step 7:

Your mobil phone will start looking

for all the Bluetooth devices near

it.

Step 8:

The mobil phone found a headset.

Press the SELECT button to initiate the PAIRing.

Step 9:

The mobil phone asked for a PAIRing.

Press the YES button to confirm the PAIRing connection.

Step 10 :

When asked the Passkey by the mobile phone, enter 1234,

then press the OK button to confirm it. (Note: The 1234

is the default pin-code stored in the headset.)

When pairing is complete, headset will be operating in its

normal mode. In this mode, the blue LED on the headset

will blink once per two seconds. (at a slower speed than in

pairing mode)

 If no pairing is possible for a period of time (approx. two minutes),

the headset will automatically power off, and the previous pairing

(if any) is revoked. You may need to repeat steps from 1 to 10 until

pairing succeeds.

 If the headset is not in pairing mode, your mobile phone can not

find it. You must configure the headset in pairing mode before your

mobile phone searching for it.

3.3 Making and Answering / Ending Calls

Once the Headset is successfully paired with your mobile phone, you can use the

headset to make and receive calls.

Turn the headset on first. Headset will automatically link with

your mobil phone if they were paired before.

3.3.1 Making Calls

Dial the number on the mobile phone as you normally do.

Once the call is connecting, the sound will be transmitted to your

headset automatically.

3.3.2 Answering Calls and Ending Call

When the headset is turned on, and there is an incoming call, you will hear a

ringing tone, and also the blue indicator will change to a quick-flashing mode.

(When the headset is in normal mode, the blue indicator will blink about once

per two seconds.)

1. When the headset rings, press the S1 button to answer.

2. Adjust the headset volume by pressing the S2 + to increase the

volume or S2 - to decrease the volume.

3. End calls by pressing S1.

When the headset is turned off, and an incoming call is coming in, you need to

press S1 button for 3 seconds to turn on the headset, then release and press S1

button again to answer the incoming call.

S1 S2

Due to the different design of some mobile phones, an auto-

disconnect may happen even when the headset is powered on.

In that case, the headset will not ring when a call is coming in. Press

S1 button for 1 sec. to reconnect the headset with mobile phone for

an incoming call.

3.3.3 Mute

Press both S1 and S2 keys for one second in the same time for a Mute function.

Press S1 and S2 for one second to disable the Mute function.

3.3.4 Connect with a PC or PDA

You are allowed to connect the headset with a Bluetooth enabled PC or PDA

which has Audio Gateway Profile supported. Please refer to the user’s manual

of your Bluetooth enabled PC or PDA for a setup information.

In this application, you can play music from PC or PDA to your Bluetooth

headset.

3.3.5 Low Battery

When the blue indicator stop blinking, it indicates that the headset is running

low on battery. Charge the headset for 2 hours until the RED indicator on

charger cable turning off.

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