KINGENE Technology BT410H01 Bluetooth Mobile Headset User Manual
KINGENE Technology Corporation Bluetooth Mobile Headset
User Manual
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Bluetooth Mobile Headset
BT410H
User Manual
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Copyright disclosure
The product itself, together with accessories, user manual and packing, remains the
proprietary property of the company. It is forbidden to duplicate, imitate,
transcribe or translate via any means without prior authorization from the company.
The operating description, product specifications and related information disclosed
in this user manual are intended as references, and the company cannot be held
liable to damages arisen from erroneous use or those other than the intended
purposes; the manual may from time to time be modified without separate notice.
Note: The Bluetooth trademarked is the property of Bluetooth SIG, Inc.
Index
1. Introduction
About the Bluetooth Mobile Headset
Thank you for purchasing the product. The BT401H, featuring a Bluetooth
Mobile Headset that can be worn around the neck, offers the cutting edge
Bluetooth wireless communications technique that links the product to talk to your
Bluetooth handset allowing you to receive incoming calls with the product within
a ten-meter radius of your handset in a complete hands-free convenience. More
than the greatly enhanced mobility and convenience, its unique #4 battery design
makes it infinitely more accessed when you are on the road or traveling that frees
you from having to constantly recharge the unit.
Please take a few minutes to peruse the user manual and be cautioned of operating
details, and refer to the manual whenever you need references in pairing the
product with your Bluetooth handset ensuring a complete compatibility between
the product and your Bluetooth handset. We thank you once again for
purchasing our product.
Origin of Bluetooth
Bluetooth, a short-distance wireless communications technology characterized by
short-distance communication of low power consumption and interference
resistant, helps you to streamline various peripheral electronic products and
interconnects, under the same wireless frequency band, for intercommunication
among your handset, PC, PDA, Bluetooth Mobile Headset, printer, keyboard,
mouse and so on, forming a minute, personalized wireless communication
network. Now won’t you join us to enjoy the sensation of brought by Bluetooth.
Product overview
8 Product kit
The standard product kit consists of,
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1). One BT401H unit.
2). One AAA battery.
3). One earphone.
4). One user manual.
8 Appearance introduction
1). connect /disconnect button
2). volume up button
3). volume down button
4). earphone jack
5). the earphone
6). the RF LED
7). the status LED
8). the battery door
9). the hanging jack
About he battery
The Bluetooth Mobile Headset, incorporate an AAA battery design, allows you to
instantly power the unit with the battery included in the starter kit, and can be
replaced with standard AAA alkaline batteries whenever the power runs low, or to
recharge the lithium battery. The actual talk time of the Bluetooth Mobile Headset
may vary according to the battery type and state of operations.
About the earphone
The Bluetooth Mobile Headset’s earphone comes with a microphone and earphone,
which you can freely adjust to a comfortable wearing position, and have the front
hanging wire looped though the Bluetooth earphone hang hole at the front of
earphone knob before inserting the earphone jack into the Bluetooth earphone port
to complete the assembly.
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2. Product initiation
Installing and replacing the battery
When using the unit for the first time or in subsequent battery replacement, please
refer to the following steps to replace the battery:
1). Push outward the battery cover on the backside of the unit.
2). Remove the battery when it is time to replace a new battery.
3). Replace with a new battery by following the positive and negative polarities as
marked in the battery chamber.
4). Reload the battery cover and ascertain that the battery cover is securely
fastened.
Switching the power On/Off
When the headset is power on mode and the “Connect” button is pressed down for
three seconds, the LED indicator will goes off as the headset enters power off
status.
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When the headset is power off mode and the “Connect” button is pressed down for
three seconds, the LED indicator will begin to flicker as the headset is reverted to
its previous mode.
Paring with Bluetooth mobile phone
Prior to operating the Bluetooth Mobile Headset, you have to pair it with your
Bluetooth mobile phone for establish a Bluetooth identification, a process that is
described as 「pairing」; please following the hereunder steps to complete the
pairing process:
1). Ensure that both your Bluetooth mobile phone and Bluetooth Mobile Headset
are power on.
2). Depending on your Bluetooth mobile phone support Bluetooth Mobile
Headset profile or hands-free profile and turn the Bluetooth Mobile Headset
setting to a corresponding pair mode. The Bluetooth Mobile Headset set as
headset profile for initial setting, where under the paired status, you would
then press ‘Volume Up’ to access the ‘Hands-free profile’ mode. [Note 1]
3). Find the Bluetooth voice accessories from your Bluetooth mobile phone,
please select the BT315H and key in a four-digit pair number‘1234’ to
complete the pairing process. [Note 2]
4) Under the pairing mode, the blue and red LED indicators will flicker
alternately, and as you have completed the pairing process, the red LED will
stop flicker to indicate hat the pair has succeeded as the unit enters a standby
mode. [Notes 3 and 4]
Note 1: The hands-free profile supports the redial function, whereas the headset profile
does not.
Note 2: As the functions may vary from one brand to another, please refer to your
Bluetooth mobil phone manual for additional description, bear in mind that the
headset is to be kept within a 10-meter radius from your Bluetooth mobile phone
during the pairing process.
Note 3: please refer to the LED indicator status signal to determine the headset’s operating
mode; if the signals should be jammed, please restart and redo the pairing process.
Note 4: If the pairing process has not been completed within a three-minute period, the
Bluetooth Mobile Headset will revert back to the previous operating mode before
the pairing process.
Multiple Bluetooth Mobile Headset pairings
The Bluetooth Mobile Headsets supports a multiple Bluetooth device of up to
three Bluetooth-enabled devices, and should you desire to pair it with other
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Bluetooth-enabled devices, please refer to the following steps:
1). Upon completing the essential Bluetooth pairing process as stated in the
preceding section, press ‘Volume Up’ under the standby mode to access the
Bluetooth Mobile Headset’s ‘Multiple Bluetooth devices pairing mode’.
2). Repeat the foregoing pairing process to complete the pairing step. [Note 1]
Caution: With communication between a Bluetooth Mobile Headset and
Bluetooth mobile phone requiring the so-called ‘Bluetooth Link’, a
requisite before enabling this feature lies in disconnecting the Bluetooth
link on both the Bluetooth Mobile Headset and Bluetooth mobile phone.
With the present Bluetooth link modes between a Bluetooth Mobile
Headset and Bluetooth mobile phone that come in two methods – the
「always-on link」 and the 「on-demand link」. 「always-on link」 means
that the Bluetooth link stays on once it has been made between a Bluetooth
Mobile Headset and handmobile phone and the 「on-demand link」means
the Bluetooth link was establshed only when a voice call has been made.
While with a majority of Bluetooth mobile phone sold on the market that
tend to fall under the 「on-demand link」category, you will need to
disconnect the Bluetooth link on most of the always-on link」Bluetooth
mobile phone, such as Nokia 8910, by pressing the ‘Connect’ and Volume
Down’ buttons to discount the linkup and access the second Bluetooth
mobile phone pairing mode. Please refer to your Bluetooth mobile
phone manual for description pertaining to accessing Bluetooth connecting
mode. [Note 2]
Note 1: When connecting your Bluetooth Mobile Headset with three Bluetooth-enabled
mobile phones , you would be able to pick up an incoming call using your
Bluetooth Mobile Headset from any one of the three Bluetooth mobile phones .
Note 2: Upon disconnecting the Bluetooth link, you may reconnect your Bluetooth Mobile
Headset with a Bluetooth mobile phone that has already been paired simply by
pressing the Bluetooth Mobile Headset’s ‘Connect ‘ button to access a link with the
programmed Bluetooth mobile phone, where press once to link up with the first
handset, twice with the second handset, so on and so forth.
LED indicator and ringer cue
The Bluetooth Mobile Headset comes with two LED indicators, where the red
serves as the status indicator, and the blue as RF indicator; the corresponding
statuses shown by a combination of LED indicator lights are recapped as follows,
Summary of Indicator Display
Earphone status LED indicators prompt the statuses
Offline status LD indicators all off
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Standby status The blue LED flickers at the interval of every 3.5 seconds
Charging Rapid recharge: The red LED comes on
Slow recharge: The Green LED flickers at the interval of every
second
Fully charged The green LED comes on
Low power The red LED flickers at the interval of every second
Pairing status Headset mode: The blue and red LEDs flicker alternative at every
1.5 seconds
Handset mode: The green and red LEDs flicker alternative at
every 1 second
Incoming call status The red, yellow, green, blue, cobalt and purple LEDS sequentially
alternate at the interval of 0.5 second
Bluetooth linkup
status
The blue LED flickers once every two seconds
Mute mode The purple LED flickers once every second
Low signal alert The cobalt LED flickers once every second
Reset The white LED stays on for 5 seconds
Summary of ringer types
Earphone status Ringer display status
On Ringer on
Off Ringer off
Accessing headset
pairing mode
Two consecutive low beeps
Accessing hands-free
pairing mode
One low pitch and one high pitch ringer
Pairing succeed Pairing succeed melody
Incoming call ringer
status
Incoming ringer on handset, or incoming ringer on earphone
Mute mode Cue beep sounds off once every three seconds
Low signal alert Cue beep sounds off once every three seconds
Voice dialing The same cue beep as the handset setting
Reset
To reset your Bluetooth Mobile Headset to default setting, you would simply
proceed by pressing ‘Connect’, ‘Volume Up’ and ‘Volume Down’ buttons
simultaneously to reset the Bluetooth Mobile Headset to the initial default setting,
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where the pairing data stored will be erased and the unit would need to undergo a
new pairing process.
3. Begin to operate the Bluetooth Mobile Headset
Making a call
Make sure that a Bluetooth link has been established between your Bluetooth
mobile phone and the Bluetooth Mobile Headset. In general, most of the
Bluetooth mobile phones often come with a symbol indicating that the Bluetooth
function has been enabled; for instance, a earphone icon would appear on a Nokia
8910 unit of the screen of most of the Bluetooth mobile phones. At such time,
you may either wear the headset and dial from the handset, or press the Bluetooth
Mobile Headset’s 「Connect」button to activate the voice dialing function. [Note
1]
Note 1: The voice dialing function may vary from defferent handset maker; consult your handset
manual for description.
Receiving a calls
When there is an incoming call on your Bluetooth mobile phone, and except that
your Bluetooth Mobile Headset is on a standby mode, you will hear the incoming
call ringer that beeps at your earpiece, upon which, you may press the ‘Connect’
button once to receive the call.
However, in the event of an incoming call and that your Bluetooth Mobile Headset
is turned off, please start up the Bluetooth Mobile Headset and press once the
‘Connect’ button to receive the incoming call.
If your handset is tuned to auto call receiving, you may access the auto
call-receiving mode directly without pressing the ‘Connect’ button.
Forwarding a calls
To forward your calls from mobile phone to the headset, please press the
「connect」 button to transfer. [Note 1]
To forward the calls from headset to mobile phone, consult your handset manual
to operate or disconnect the Bluetooth Mobile Headset to terminate the Bluetooth
link to forward the calls to your mobile phone.
Note 1: The function may vary subtly due to different makes of handsets; consult your handset
manual for additional information.
Ending a calls
To terminate a call while wearing the Bluetooth Mobile Headset, simply press the
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‘Connect’ button or your mobile phone’s End button to terminate a call, or wait for
the call to terminate automatically as the party you speak to hangs up the phone.
Mute
Under a call , you may press the ‘Volume Up’ and Volume Down’ buttons
simultaneously to access the mute function, where the party you are speaking to
will no longer be able to discern your voice; to undo the mute function, simple
press simultaneously the ‘Volume Up’ and ‘Volume Down’ buttons, and the
function is also automatically canceled as soon as a voice call has been terminated.
Volume control
While on an voice call via the Bluetooth Mobile Headset, you may press the
‘Volume Up’ button or ‘Volume Down’ button to increase or decrease the volume
of voice communication, where the headset presently comes with a 15-increment
voice volume control, with which pressing up once to increase the volume or
down to decrease the volume by one notch at a time until reaching maximum or
minimum. Adjust the feature to a level that best suits your preference, which
will be recorded in your Bluetooth memory readying for voice prompting at the
preprogramming volume level on all subsequent calls.
Redial [Note 1]
Press the ‘Volume Up’ and ‘Connect’ buttons simultaneously to redial the last call
made.
Note 1: Caution, the function only supports the Bluetooth mobile phones with the hands-free
profile enabled; in addition, to enable the function, you will also need to access the Bluetooth link
between the Bluetooth Mobile Headset and Bluetooth mobile phones.
Low power alert
When the battery power runs low, your Bluetooth Mobile Headset will emit an
alert cue to the earpiece and the Red Led on the unit will begin to flicker
reminding you to recharge the unit.
Low signal alert
Whenever the distance of you Bluetooth mobile phone and your Bluetooth Mobile
Headset should exceed the designated range of connectivity, or when the voice
quality has become fuzzy due to excessive interference, the Bluetooth Mobile
Headset will emit an alert cue to the earpiece; at such time, you may want to
narrow the distance between your mobile phone and headset to obtain a higher
quality of voice communication.
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4. Troubleshooting
1). No voice linkup between the Bluetooth mobile phone and the Bluetooth Mobile
Headset
8 Ascertain that your Bluetooth mobile phone has had the Bluetooth function
enabled and verify that it has indeed been linked to the Bluetooth Mobile
Headset.
8 Verify that the Bluetooth Mobile Headset has been fully charged and is
switched to an open mode.
8 Ensure that your Bluetooth mobile phone is kept within a valid
communication distance from the Bluetooth Mobile Headset; an optimal
distance of communication has been recommended at within three to seven
meters.
2). Auto shutdown during active cycle.
8 A low battery may prevent the Bluetooth link from working properly and
lead to auto shutdown during call service, hence it is cautioned to watch for
the Bluetooth’s low battery indicator.
8 Please ensure that the battery cover is secured reattached following a battery
replacement to avoid the Bluetooth unit’s automatic shutdown as the battery
may fall out.
8 Abnormal working temperatures may also lead to the Bluetooth Mobile
Headset to shut down abnormally, hence it is cautioned that the Bluetooth
Mobile Headset be operated according to the specified working temperature
provided in the specification list.
3). Voice dialing is not operating properly.
8 Please double check that your mobile phone supports voice-dialing function.
8 Please ensure that your voice label has been stored on the handset.
8 Please try to access the function in a less noisy location.
4). Blinking red indicator
8 Low battery power will trigger the red LED to flicker; please replace the unit
with a new battery as soon as you can.
5. Bluetooth Mobile Headset specifications
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Bluetooth version Bluetooth V 1.1 compliant
Call Distance 10 meters
Audio Codec 13 bits resolution , S/N > 60dB
Frequency Band 2.4GHz~2.4835GHz ISM Band
Bluetooth profiles
Supported
Headset / Hands free Profile
Transmitter Power Class 2/3
Connection Point-to-point
Weight 22g
Transmit Power 1mW
Typical Talk Time Up to 3.5 hr
Typical Standby Time Up to 400 hr
Security 56-bit encryption
Power Consumption 30mA(working) ; <1mA(standby)
Battery Type Li-polymer rechargeable battery
Operating Temperature 0 ~ 55 degree C
Storage Temperature -20 ~ 60 degree C
Humidity 10% ~ 90%, non-condensing
Certification Approval CE , FCC , BQB
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference.
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
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15.105 Federal Communications Commission (FCC)Requirements, Part 15
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital device, pursuant
to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
---Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
---Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
---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.
Regulatory information/Disclaimers
Installation and use of this Bluetooth Mobile Headset must be in strict accordance with the instructions
included in the user documentation provided with the product. Any changes or modifications (including
the antennas) made to this device that are not expressly approved by the manufacturer may void the
user’s authority to operate the equipment. The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or television
interference caused by unauthorized modification of this device, or the substitution of the connecting
cables and equipment other than manufacturer specified. It is the responsibility of the user to correct any
interference caused by such unauthorized modification, substitution or attachment. Manufacturer and its
authorized resellers or distributors will assume no liability for any damage or violation of government
regulations arising from failing to comply with these guidelines.
CE Declaration of Conformity
For the following equipment: Notebook with WLAN module
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Is herewith confirmed to comply with the requirements set out in the Council Directive on the
Approximation of the Laws of the Member States relating to Electromagnetic Compatibility
(89/336/EEC), Low-voltage Directive (73/23/EEC) and the Amendment Directive (93/68/EEC), the
procedures given in European Council Directive 99/5/EC and 89/3360EEC.
The equipment was passed. The test was performed according to the following European standards:
EN 300 328-2 V.1.2.1 (2001-12)
EN 301 489-1 V.1.3.1 (2001-09) / EN 301 489-17 V.1.1.1 (2000-09)
EN 60950: 2000