GN Audio USA BTE6 Jabra Bluetooth Headset User Manual
GN Netcom Inc Jabra Bluetooth Headset
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User manual
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Jabra motion User Manual jabra.com/motion 3.1 Height adjustment 3.2 Left or right ear wearing style 3.3 EARGEL POSITIONING english 1. welcome............................................4 2. headset OVERVIEW...........................5 3. how to wear................................... 6 4. how to charge............................... 8 4.1 Charging using the Micro-usb cable 4.2 charging using the wall charger 4.3 battery status 5. how to connect............................10 5.1 CONNECT with a bluetooth device 10 5.2 CONNECT with an nfc DEVICE 11 5.3 Transfer audio between NFC device and headset 12 6. how to use..................................... 13 6.1 Busylight 15 6.2 Multiple call handling 15 6.3 voice commands on/OFF 16 6.4 VOICE COMMANDS 16 6.5 voice guidance 17 7.1 Call assist 19 7.2 POWER NAP 20 7.3 Intelligent volume control 21 8. software........................................22 8.1 jabra connect 22 8.2 customize headset settings 22 english 7. motion sensor controls...........19 9. SUPPORT...........................................23 9.1 faq 23 9.2 Compliance mode 24 9.3 How to care for your headset 24 10. Technical specifications............25 Thank you for using the Jabra Motion. We hope you enjoy it! Jabra Motion features english 1. welcome Motion sensor technology for call control, and enhanced audio performance and extended battery performance Power Nap for extended battery performance Intelligent volume control that automatically adjusts to surroundings NFC technology Volume touch controls Voice controls HD Voice Wireless freedom Noise Blackout™ 3.0 Wind noise protection Jabra SafeTone™ Busylight indicator Adjustable height for perfect fit NFC zone Volume touch-sensitive panel english 2. headset OVERVIEW Call button Busylight indicator LED indicators Micro-USB port Microphones Voice and Mute microphone button Wall charger Micro-USB cable Eargels 3 sizes for custom fit NOTE: All accessories are also available at jabra.com. english 3. how to wear 3.1 Height adjustment Get the perfect fit for your ear by adjusting the height of the speaker up or down. The headset can be worn on the left or right ear. To switch ear: 1. Pull the speaker all the way down. 2. Rotate the speaker 180°. 3. Twist the eargel around to fit. english 3.2 Left or right ear wearing style 3.3 EARGEL POSITIONING For optimal audio quality rotate the eargel for best fit. It is recommended to try all three eargel sizes to find the optimal fit. 4.1 Charging using the Micro-usb cable english 4. how to charge Plug the headset into any available USB port on your PC using the micro-USB cable. 4.2 charging using the wall charger Plug the headset into a power supply using the wall charger. NOTE: For safety reasons, it is recommended not to use the headset while it is charging. In use When charging 50% - 100% 100% 10% - 50% 50% - 100% 0% - 10% 0% - 50% english 4.3 battery status Note: It takes 2 hours to fully charge the headset. 5.1 CONNECT with a bluetooth device The first time the headset is turned on it will attempt to connect with a Bluetooth device. english 5. how to connect 1. Plug the headset into a power supply using the wall charger or micro-USB cable. 2. Turn-on the headset and follow the voice-guided connection instructions. Manually connect with a Bluetooth device 1. While pressing the Call button, open the flip boom-arm. Release the Call button when the Bluetooth light flashes blue. 2. Wear on the ear and follow the voice-guided connection instructions. 10 1. Ensure that NFC is enabled on your mobile device. 2. Open the flip boom-arm on the headset. 3. Locate and gently tap the NFC zone on the headset against the NFC zone on your mobile device. The mobile device will announce that the headset is now paired when the connection is successful. english 5.2 CONNECT with an nfc DEVICE NFC zone Note: NFC devices have NFC implemented in different ways. The size and sensitivity of the NFC zone and how to connect the headset may vary between devices. 11 To transfer audio to or from the headset, gently tap the NFC zones of the connected NFC device and the headset. Audio is now transfered: english 5.3 Transfer audio between NFC device and headset To the headset from the NFC device, or To the NFC device from the headset Note: NFC devices have NFC implemented in different ways. Depending on the NFC device, this feature might not be available. 12 english 6. how to use Volume touch-sensitive panel Call button Busylight indicator LED indicators Voice and Mute microphone button 13 Open or close the flip boom-arm Answer call Open the flip boom-arm, or tap the Call button if the boom-arm is open End call Close the boom-arm, or tap the Call button Talk time status When not on a call, tap the Call button to hear the remaining talk time Reject call Double-tap the Call button when there is an incoming call Redial last number Double-tap the Call button when not on a call Adjust speaker volume Slide a finger up/down the Volume touch-sensitive panel Voice commands Mute/ un-mute microphone english On/off Tap the Voice and Mute microphone button when not on a call, until you hear 'Say a command'. Say 'What can I say?' for a list of voice commands Tap the Voice and Mute microphone button during a call to mute the microphone. Tap again to un-mute. 14 The Busylight indicator has 2 features: Incoming call indication (fast flashing red light) On a call indication (slow flashing red light) english 6.1 Busylight Note: It is possible to turn to turn the Busylight indicator on/off using the Jabra Connect app. 6.2 Multiple call handling The headset can accept and handle multiple calls simultaneously. End current call and answer incoming call Tap the Call button Switch between held call and active call Press and hold (2 secs) the Call button Put current call on hold and answer incoming call Press and hold (2 secs) the Call button Reject incoming call Double-tap the Call button 15 Voice commands are on by default. To turn voice commands on/off: 1. Press and hold the Voice button while opening the flip boom-arm. 2. Release the Voice button when the flip boomarm is open. english 6.3 voice commands on/OFF Note: It is also possible to turn voice commands on/off using the Jabra Connect app. 6.4 VOICE COMMANDS Description What can I say? Hear a list of all voice commands Answer Answer incoming call Ignore Reject incoming call 16 Pair new device Enter pairing mode Redial Redial last number dialed Call back Call the phone number that last called you Battery Hear current battery status Cancel Cancel voice command Phone commands Turns on the connected device’s phone commands (e.g. Siri) english Description 6.5 voice guidance Description Power on Power off Welcome. You are now ready for pairing. Go to the Bluetooth menu on your phone... Pairing cancelled Pairing failed Mobile connected PC connected 17 Two devices connected Not connected english Description Redialing Mute on / Mute off Call from (name or number from phone address book) Unknown caller Low battery Your remaining talk time is... Say a command Voice on Voice off 18 7.1 Call assist english 7. motion sensor controls If the flip boom-arm is open, simply pick up the headset from the desk to your ear to automatically answer an incoming call. 19 To extend battery life always close the flip boomarm when the headset is not in use. If the flip boom-arm is left open the headset will enter Power Nap mode when it has not been moved for 60 minutes (when Bluetooth connected), or 5 minutes (when Bluetooth not connected). The headset will announce ‘Power Off’ when it enters Power Nap mode. english 7.2 POWER NAP To exit Power Nap mode, move or pick up the headset. The headset will announce ‘Power On’ when exiting Power Nap mode. NOTE: If the headset is in Power Nap mode for 24 hours, the headset will automatically turn off 100% to preserve battery. To turn the headset back on, close the flip boom-arm and then open it. 20 The headset uses Intelligent Volume Control to adjust the headset speaker volume depending on the motion of the wearer, and the sounds of the surrounding environment (e.g. automatically increasing the speaker volume on an active call when walking or entering a noisy environment). english 7.3 Intelligent volume control NOTE: Motion sensor controls are default-enabled, and can be disabled in the Jabra Connect app. 21 8.1 jabra connect Jabra Connect is a smartphone app that enables call control and configuration of product settings for selected Jabra devices connected to the smartphone. english 8. software Android download - Google Play iOS download - App Store 8.2 customize headset settings With the Jabra Connect app it is possible to customize headset settings when the headset is connected to your mobile device. Busylight indicator Power Nap mode Intelligent Volume Control Voice controls Sound profiles (equalizer) Mute reminder tone Call assist 22 9.1 faq View the comprehensive FAQ at Jabra.com/motion. english 9. SUPPORT Q Why do I hear crackling noises? A Bluetooth is a radio technology that is sensitive to objects between the headset and the connected device. Ensure the headset and the connected device are within range (up to 100 meters or 300 feet). Q What is the range of the headset? A When talking on (most) Bluetooth devices the range is up to 10m/33ft. Q Why do I not hear anything? A You might need to increase the speaker volume, or ensure that the headset is connected to a device. Q I am having Bluetooth connection problems A Check your mobile device’s Bluetooth menu and delete/forget the headset. Re-connect the headset to your Bluetooth device following the Bluetooth connection instructions. 23 For compliance with EU Directive 2003/10/EC (Noise at work) and Australian G616 guidelines set the headset into the desired compliance/guideline mode. english 9.2 Compliance mode 1. Install and open Jabra PC Suite Control Center. 2. Connect the headset using Jabra Link 360. 3. In Control Center, set the desired mode by ticking off the box ‘SafeTone protection’ in the section ‘Audio protection’. For TCO compliance: The headset needs to be set in TCO mode. 1. Install and open Jabra PC Suite Control Center. 2. Connect the headset using Jabra Link 360. 3. In Control Center, set the desired mode by adjusting the ‘Wireless range’ to setting ‘Low’ or ‘Very low’. 9.3 How to care for your headset Always store the headset with the power off and safely protected Avoid storage at extreme temperatures (above 35°C/95°F or below -20°C/-4°F). This can shorten battery life and may affect headset operation Do not expose the headset to rain or other liquids 24 Jabra MOTION headset Description Weight: 17.5g Dimensions: L 53.5mm x W 16mm x H 24mm Microphones: 2 Omni-directional microphones with Jabra Noise Blackout technology Speaker: Micro dynamic, 14.8mm Operating range: Up to 100m (300 feet), Class 1 Bluetooth version: 4.0 Paired devices: Up to 8 stored devices, 2 connected devices at same time (MultiuseTM) Supported Bluetooth profiles: A2DP (v1.6), Hands free profile (v1.6), Headset profile (v1.2) Talk time: Up to 7 hours Up to 5.5 hours (with Busylight on) Standby time: Up to 15 days Operating temperature: -10°C to 60°C (14°F to 140°F) Storage temperature: -20°C to 35°C (-4°F to 95°F) AC power supply 100-240V, 50-60Hz Pairing passkey or PIN: 0000 english 10. Technical specifications 25
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