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Southwing NEOVOICE 5 Bluetooth Wireless Headset manual

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    I nde x I n t ro d u c t io n ....................................................3 Ov e rv i e w ..........................................................4 Wh a t is B lu e t o o t h ® ? ......................................5 C h a rgin g ...........................................................6 Pa ir in g ...................................[...]

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    3 Introduc tion Thank you for choosing to bu y a Bluet ooth ®(*) SouthWing Headset. We hop e you enjoy using it as much a s we di d devel opi ng it. This User Guide provid es all the in formation you will need on how to u se and look after your product . * Bluetooth is a t rademark ow ned by Bluet ooth SIG, Inc. U.S. A. and licensed to SouthWing. [...]

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    4 Overview—Headse t Ov erview Multi-fu nction Dial 1 2 Heads et Indi cator Light 3 Flex ible E arlo op Speak er 4 Headset 6 Chargi ng Sock et Microph one 5[...]

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    5 Overview—Docki ng station What is Bluetoo th ® ? Bluetoo th i s a sho rt-ran ge cor d repl acem ent te ch- nology t hat allows the seamless interconne ction of many differ ent devices such as mobile phone s, porta ble comput ing devices, and m o bile phone head sets without the com plication of c ables. Industry colla boration has meant that B[...]

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    6 Fi r s t St e p s W h en y o u fi r s t r ecei v e y o u r S o u t h W i n g B l u e- t o o t h W ire le ss H e a d se t y o u will n e e d t o c h a rge the b att er i es and pai r th e H ea ds et w i th y ou r m o- bi l e ph one . Chargi n g Y ou r B l u et oo th H e ad s et has an i n ter n al r ec h ar - g eabl e b att er y. T o c har g e thi[...]

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    7 C h a r g i ng C onnec t ed t o pow er C harging C harging co mp l e te d GR E E N RE D GR E E N[...]

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    8 g r een ( y ou w ill hear f i r s t one t one t o i ndi c at e t he heads et i s on, a nd t hen a s ec ond t one t o i ndi c at e th at i t i s now r eady f or pai r i ng ) . Y ou now need t o w ai t s ev er al s ec onds w hi l e bot h de v i c es a tte m pt to p a i r . 4. F ol l ow t he menus on y our mo bi l e phone t o f i nal i s e t he pai [...]

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    9 W ea ri n g t h e H ead set W ear i n g t h e H ead s et Yo u will f in d it is e a s y t o p la c e t h e H e a d s e t o n you r e ar (ev en w i t h j u s t o n e h a nd ) . T h es e d i r ec- t io n s will h e lp a n d o v e r t im e y o u will f in d y o u r ow n w ay of w e ar i ng t he H ea ds et. 1. U s i n g t w o f i ng er s , ex t end t[...]

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    10 Ge n e r a l U sa g e T ur ni ng th e H e a dse t on P r es s and hol d the Mu l ti -f u ncti on D i al [ 1 ] u n t il a t o n e is h e a rd . The H e ad s et I n d i ca tor L i g h t [ 2 ] will s h i n e g r een f or ap p r o x i ma tely o ne s ec- o n d a n d will st a rt fl a sh in g. T ur ni ng th e H e a dse t of f W i th th e H ea ds et on[...]

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    11 Chang i ng V o l u m e T h e H e a d se t will r e me m b e r a ll vo l u m e s e t t i n g s ev en w h e n i t i s s w i tch ed o f f. T he me th o d o f cha ng i ng thes e s e tti ng s i s d es cr i bed bel ow . T o ch an g e t h e s o u nd v o l u me, ro t at e t h e M u lt i- f u n c t io n D ia l [ 1 ] fo r w a rd s t o i n cr eas e th e v [...]

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    12 I n i t i at i n g a ca ll f ro m yo u r H ead s e t D epe n di ng o n yo ur m obi l e pho ne, y ou ma y b e a b le t o in i t ia t e p h o n e c a lls fro m y o u r H e a d se t ( y o u r p h o n e w ill n e e d t o s u p p o rt v o ic e d ia llin g) . To acti v a te, br i e f l y pr es s the M ul ti -f u nc ti on Dial [ 1 ] on the H ea ds et. [...]

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    13 R eset t i n g y o u r H ead set Pl ac e y our H e ads et i ns i de t he c har g er D i s c onnec t a nd r ec on nec t t h e c har g er f r om t h e p o w er s u ppl y Re m o ve y o u r He a d se t f r om t he c har g er[...]

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    14 Pr ob l e m S ugge st i o ns H e a d s e t w ill n o t t u rn o n • Th e Hea d s et b a tt ery m ay b e fl at . T r y rech arg i n g th e Hea d s et Pa ir in g is u n s u c c e s s f u l • Tr y m ov i ng the pho ne a nd H e ads et cl os er tog e th er du r i ng pai r i ng . • I f pai r i ng to a ph on e, m ak e s u r e t hat t he m o bi l [...]

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    15 Co n t a ct s P l ea s e con t ac t S ou t h W i ng w i t h th e f o l l o w i ng detai l s s ho u l d y o u hav e an y q u es ti ons or s u g g es ted i m pr ov em e nts . So u t hW i n g S. L . E mai l : c ust o mers erv i c e@ so ut h- wi ng . c o m Pl e a se n ot e : Fo r a ll wa rra n t y re la t e d is su e s , pl eas e r et u r n t he pr [...]

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    16 • D o not pl a ce th e pr o du ct i n a f i r e as t he pr o - d u c t m a y ex p l o d e ca u s i n g i n j u ry o r d ea t h. • D o n ot u s e t h e pr o d u ct i n a r eas w her e u s age of r adi o tr ans m i t ter s i s pr ohi bi te d (e g . ai r cr af t an d h o s p i t als ) or cl os e t o s ens i ti v e d ev i ces t ha t m ay be af f[...]