Maverick Lifestyle 0171005 Nica Bluetooth Headset User Manual P1

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Thank you for purchasing the Nica Sunrise Bluetooth Headset; we hope you enjoy using it.
The team at Maverick is dedicated to making beautiful, technically innovative products for
people who appreciate how a product looks as much as how it works.
warranty information
Your Nica Sunrise headset is covered by a limited one (1) year warranty. The details of
warranty coverage are available at www.mavencklifestyle.com.
useful controls
The drawings below show the main controls that you will use to both set up and use Nica.
right ear
clip
answer
bufion
charging
port
volume
up button ear
cushion
volume down
button
fig. 1
charging Nica
Plug the mini-charger’s USB cable into the AC adapter (fig. 2), then plug the AC adapter
into an AC outlet. You can also plug the mini charger into any powered USB jack (for
example, on a PC). Place Nica on top of the mini-charger. The magnetic attachment system
will pull Nica onto the mini-charger in the correct orientation.
The LED light on Nica will glow solid red while Nica is charging. When Nica is fully charged,
the red LED light will turn off. It is best to charge Nica fully before using it for the first time. It
takes about 40 minutes to fully charge.
If Nica is powered on while charging, the LED light will also blink blue. If Nica is connected
to your phone, the LED light will blink blue once every few seconds. A complete list of
status indicators is provided below.
fig. 2
pairing - first time setup
Before you can use Nica, you must pair it with your mobile phone.
1. Put Nica in pairing mode:
Turn on Nica by sliding the power switch as shown in fig. 3. The LED will blink blue twice
every few seconds. Hold down the answer button as shown in fig. 4 until the LED
alternately flashes RED and BLUE.
2. Set your phone to look for Nica:
Find your phone‘s Bluetooth settings, which are usually located in the CONNECTIONS or
SEITTNGS menu. Look for the word Bluetooth or the Bluetooth logo (8). You must trigger
your phone to enter pairing mode. Different phones have different choices for this command
such as ADD DEVICE, LOOK FOR DEVICE, or PAIR. You may have to consult your phone
manual for more specific instructions on pairing Bluetooth devices.
Once in pairing mode, your phone will find Nica (Nica will appear on your phone). If your
phone supports Secure Simple Pairing, the pairing process will complete.
If you phone does not support Secure Simple Pairing, the phone will prompt you to enter a
passkey or a PIN.
Enter 0000 (4 zeros) as your PIN
The pairing process will complete.
using Nica
When Nice and your phone are connected, call audio is automatically sent to Nica if you
answer a call by pressing the answer button on the headset. The charts on the following
pages describe the operation of the headset.
Connecting Nica to your If Nica is not connected to your phone (there is no
phone Bluetooth logo 9 on the display), or the logo is grayed out,
tap the answer button and Nica wiI reconnect to your phone.
The Bluetooth logo should appear within a few seconds.
Answering a call When a cal is ringing, press the answer button on the
headset once to answer the call via the headset.
Phones vary as to where the call audio is routed if the call is
answered using the button on the phone. Some phones will
send the call audio to the headset, and some phones route
the call audio to the phone.
Consult your manual or test how your phone works.
Adjusting headset Press the volume up (+) button or volume down (-) button on
volume the headset to adjust the call volume, OR
Adjust the volume using the volume controls on the phone.
The volume on Nica is adjusted either way.
NOTE: When maximum or minimum volume is reached while
adjusting on Nica, you will hear a tone when you press the
volume button.
Disconnecting Press and hold the answer button and Nica will disconnect
Nica from your from your phone, OFi
phone
Turn Nica off using the power switch.
Ignorning a call* When you receive a call that you do not wish to answer,
press and hold the answer button on Nica for 3 seconds to
ignore the call.
Voice dialing“ Press the answer button once and you will be prompted to
begin voice dialing.
Redailing” Tap the answer button twice and you will automatically redial
the last person you dialed.
*Please check your phone manual to see your phone includes these features.
understanding Nica‘s flashing light indicators
I Color Frequency Mode
| blue flashes evew 3 seconds active on a call
| blue once every 8 seconds standby mode, connected to phone
] blue twice every 3 seconds standby mode, not connected to phone
I red once every 3 seconds low battery
| red always on charging
I blue/red alternately flashing in pairing mode
multipoint - using Nica with two phones
Nica includes multipoint capability — the headset can be paired to two phones at the same
time. However. Nica can only be connected to one phone at a time. The rules for connecting
to phones are as follows:
- If you are nearby both phones to which the headset is paired, pressing the answer button
on the headset will cause Nice to connect to the LAST phone to which it was connected.
0 If you want to connect to the other phone (that was not the last one connected to Nica),
initiate the connection from the other phone.
0 Once Nica is connected to one of the phones, it must be disconnected in order to
connect it to the other phone.
switching to the left ear clip
Nica comes set up to be worn on the right ear, but it can also be worn on the left ear with
the included left ear clip. The following instructions describe how to install the left ear clip:
1. Remove the small rubber plug located on the ear cushion as shown in fig. 5. You can use
the small screwdriver provided with the headset.
2. Remove the screw and right ear clip as shown in fig. 6.
3. The left ear clip has an L insignia on the
rubber portion. Hook the ear clip into the
slot in the headset and rotate into place
as shown in fig. 7
4. Replace the screw.
5. Replace the ear cushion plug.
troubleshooting guide
Nica is not connected to my phone —the Bluetooth logo ( a) does not appear on my
phone (or is grayed out) — or Nica is flashing twice every few seconds.
0 Make sure Nica is paired with your phone.
0 Press Nica's answer button once, or switch Nica on and off again to reconnect.
I answer my phone but I don't hear anything through Nice.
0 Some phones route the call audio to the phone if you answer the call using the buttons
on the phone (the Apple iPhone works like this). Phones typically provide a menu to select
the phone or the headset as the audio device.
0 If Nica isn't connected to your phone, the audio from the call won't be sent to Nica. Make
sure that Nica is connected to your phone by looking for an active Bluetooth logo ( 9)
on your phone's display. If its not connected, press the answer button on Nica, or power
the headset off and on, to reconnect.
Nica is connected but I can‘t hear anything in my headset.
0 Turn up Nica's volume — you can turn up the volume both on Nice, and by using your
phone’s volume control.
When I dock Nica, how do I know it is charging?
0 Nica's LED will turn solid red when it is charging. If it not solid red, then Nica is fully
charged. If the LED doesn‘t turn solid red and you suspect that Nica is not charged, make
sure the AC adapter is plugged into the mini-charger, and into an AC power socket.
For more help, contact Maverick Lifestyle Support:
0 Web: www.mavoricklifestylo.com click on the support link
0 Email: mavsupport@mavericklifestyle.com
0 Phone: 877-320-8890
P/N 40-220-001

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