Knowing Your iWiSH Headphones and USB Sound Stick 8
Getting Started11
Charging your iWiSH Headphones11
Listening to Music 13
Turning OFF your iWiSH Headphones13
Controlling Your Music Player15
Advanced Features16
Reconnecting to USB Sound Stick16
Using iWiSH Headphones with other Bluetooth
stereo devices17
LED and Audio Feedback19
Troubleshooting21
Technical Specification23
Care and Maintenance25
Regulatory Information27
APPENDIX A - Setting USB Sound Stick as Default
Sound Playback Device30
Product Warranty35
Before You Begin
Congratulations and thank you for purchasing iWiSH2210. Please take time to read
this user’s guide so that you can enjoy all the features of your new wireless
headphones.
Product Design and Specifications including, but not limited to primary product
specifications, firmware, accessories and user’s guide may change without notice. This
user’s guide is a general reference guide for iWiSH2210.
The product and accessories that come with your purchase may be different from those
described in this guide. This is due to the fact that retailers may specify slightly different
product inclusions and accessories to suit their market requirements, customer
demographics and geographical preferences.
The manufacturer assumes no liability for any errors or discrepancies in the user's guide.
For revisions to this guide and other manuals, please visit our website
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Introduction
Overview
Your new iWiSH Headphones and USB Sound Stick enable listening to music wirelessly
from your PC or Mac without any software installation. Now you can listen to stereo-quality
audio wirelessly up to 25 feet (8 meters) away and control the music player on your PC
using the headphones.
The Technology
iWiSH Headphones connect to the USB Sound Stick over Bluetooth. Bluetooth is a radio
technology designed to deliver reliable, short-range wireless mobility solutions. Bluetooth
seeks to eliminate the wires that interconnect proximate personal devices such as mobile
phones, laptops, PDAs and headphones. The iWiSH headphones and USB sound stick
are compliant with the Bluetooth specification 1.2 supporting Advanced Audio Distribution
Profile (A2DP) and Audio Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP).
Operating System Windows 2000 SP4 or laterMac OS X v10.1.5
VersionWindows XP Home SP2 or lateror later
Music Player Windows Media Player 9.x,10.xiTunes 4.7 or
SoftwareMusicMatch 9.00 or laterlater
USBUSB 1.1/2.0USB 1.1/2.0
Note:
a. The USB sound stick is NOT tested for compatibility with other operating systems
including Windows 98SE and Windows ME.
b. Remote Control function is not supported on Mac OS.
c. Remote Control function is not supported on Winamp music player.
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with 1 GHz or higher clockwith 1.2 GHz
128 MB RAM or moreor higher clock
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Windows XP Professional SP2
or later
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iTunes 4.7 or later
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Winamp 5.09 or later
RealPlayer 10.5 or later
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128 MB RAM or
more
Package Contents
iWiSH2210 includes the following components
2 USB Charging Cable
1 USB Sound Stick
4 USB Extension Cable
iWiSH Headphones
Fig 1
3 Universal
Power Adapter
for Mac + PC
User’s Guide
5 User’s Guide
Wireless Stereo Headphones
for Mobile Professionals
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Knowing Your iWiSH Headphones
and USB Sound Stick
Unfolding your iWiSH Headphones
Fully Folded
Left
In Use
8
Fig 2
2
Right
1
3
Ready to Use
Getting acquainted with your iWiSH Headphones
Remote
Control
Joystick
Hold Switch
Error Indication
LED (Red)
Hold Switch
Activity
LED (Blue)
Fig 3
DC In
Soft Reset
Button
Power
LED (Red)
DC In
Multifunction
Button
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Getting acquainted with your USB Sound Stick
Activity LED (Green)
USB Connector
Fig 4
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Getting Started
Charging your iWiSH Headphones
1. Make sure that the headphones are turned OFF.
2(a). If you want to charge the headphones from notebook or computer, connect one end
of the USB Charging Cable to the socket labeled 'DC In’(refer to Fig 3) on the headphones.
Connect the other end of the USB Charging Cable either to your notebook or computer
USB slot (make sure that your notebook or computer is turned ON).
Notebook
USB Charging Cable
Fig 5 (a)
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