Beats Wireless User Manual
Table of Contents
EN
Important
Safety
Information
4
Keys
and
Parts
7
Charge
the
Battery
8
Switch
On
9
Switch
Off
10
Pairing
10
Adjust
the
Volume
11
Specifications
11
Calls
12
Disconnect
the
Headset
12
Reconnect
the
Headset
12
Listen
to
Music
13
Clear
Settings
or
Reset
13
Passive
Mode
13
Using
the
Remote
Mic
14
FCC
Warning
16
FR
Renseignements
de
securite
importants
18
Numeros
et
pieces
21
Chargement
de
Ia
pile
22
Mise sous
tension
23
Mise hors
tension
24
Jumelage
24
Ajustement
du
volume
25
Specifications
25
Appels
26
Deconnexion
du
casque
d'
ecoute
26
English
Important
Safety
Information
Listen
Responsibly
To
avoid
hearing
damage,
make
sure
that
the
volume
on
your
music
player
is
turned
down
before
connecting
your
headphones.
After
placing
headphones
in/on
your
ears,
gradually
turn
up
the
volume
until
you
reach
a
comfortable
listening level. Noise
levels
are
measured
in
decibels
(dB),
exposure
to
any
noise
at
or
above
85 dB
can
cause
gradual
hearing
loss.
Monitor
your
use;
hearing
loss
is
a
function
of
loudness
versus
time.
The
louder
it
is,
the
less
time
you
can
be
exposed
to
it.
The softer it
is,
the
more
time
you
can
listen
to
it.
Physiology
of
the
Ear
Cochlear
Nerve
Stapes
To
Nose/Throat
4
English
This
decibel
(dB)
table
compares
some
common
sounds
and
shows
how
they
rank in
potential
harm
to
hearing.
SOUND
NOISE
LEVEL
(dB)
Whisper
30
Very
quiet
Quiet
Office
50-60
Comfortable
hearing
levels
ore
under
60dB
Vacuum
Cleaner,
70
Intrusive; interferes
with
Hair Dryer
telephone
conversations
85 dB
is
the
level
at
which
hearing
damage
(8 hrs.)
begins
Garbage
Truck,
No
more
than
15
minutes
Cement
Mixer
of
unprotected
exposure
recommended
for
sounds
between
90-100dB
Power Sow,
110
Regular
exposure
to
sound
over
Drill/Jackhammer
100 dB
of
more
than 1 minute
risks
permanent
hearing
loss
Rock
Concert
(varies) 110-140
Threshold
of
pain
begins
around
125 dB
*Chart
information
from
http://www.
nidcd.
nih
.gov
/health/education/teachers/pages/common_sounds
.aspx
5
English
" .... a
typical
person
can
safely listen
to
an
iPod®
for 4.6
hours
per
day
at
70%
volume."
" ....
knowing
the
levels
one
is
listening
to
music
at,
and
for
how
long
is
extremely
important."
From
http:/
/www.cbc.ca/health/story/2006/l
0/19/music-earphones.html
Get
the
most
out
of
your
equipment
and
enjoy
great
audio
performance
even
at
safe levels.
Our
headphones
will
allow
you
to
hear
more
details
at
lower
volume
levels
than
ever
before.
Use Responsibly
Do
not
use
headphones
when
it's
unsafe
to
do
so-while
operating a vehicle,
crossing streets,
or
during
any
activity
or
in
an
environment
where
your
full
attention
to
your
surroundings
is
required.
It's
dangerous
to
drive
while
wearing
headphones,
and
in
many
places,
illegal
because
it
decreases
your
chances
of
hearing
life-saving
sounds
outside
of
your
vehicle,
such
as
another
car's
horn
and
emergency
vehicle
sirens. Please
avoid
wearing
your
headphones
while
driving.
Use
an
FM
transmitter
to
listen
to
your
mobile
media
devices
instead.
Learn
how
to
establish a safe
listening level
and
review
other
important
safety
guidelines
from
the
Consumer
Electronics
Association
at
www.ce.org
and
the
Deafness Research
Foundation
at
www.drf.org.
6
English
Keys
and
Parts
The
headset
contains
the
following
parts:
Multifunction
key~~~~~~~-~~-~""
Track
back
~---~--
'·-,_"
Indicator
lights
I
Charger
connect
"~-~~~-~~~·
-
--~~~~--
3.5mm
cable
port
Before
using
the
headset,
you
must
charge
the
battery
and
pair
the
headset
with a compatible
device.
7
8
Charge
the Battery
The
headset
contains
a
Micro
USB
cable
that
con
be
connected
to
your
computer
or
other
device
mode
for
USB
charging.
Plug
the
Micro
USB
end
of
the
included
USB
cable
into
the
USB
micro
port
charger
connector
under
the
left
eorcup
of
the
headphone.
Plug
the
other
end
into
a
USB
port
on
your
computer
or
other
devices
mode
for
USB
charging.
The
indicator
light
will
be
red
while
charging.
Once
fully
charged,
the
indicator
light
will
be
a
steady
green.
Charge
time
is
one
hour
on
on
empty
battery.
The fully
charged
battery
has
power
for
up
to
l
0
hours
talking
and/or
music
time
and
up
to
l
00
hours
standby
time.
Note:
You
con
still
enjoy
your
music
while
charging
your
headphone.
Warning:
(l)
Please
pay
attention
to
the
environmental
aspects
of
battery
disposal.
Battery
must
be
recycled
or
disposed
of
properly.
(2) Batteries
(battery
pock
or
batteries
installed)
should
not
be
exposed
to
excessive
heat,
such
as sunshine, fire,
or
the
like.
English
Switch
On
To
switch on, press
and
hold
the
multifunction
key
about
two
seconds.
The
headset
beeps
ascending
tones,
and
the
blue
indicator
light
is
briefly
displayed
.
When
the
headset
tries
to
connect
to
the
last
used
phone
or
music
player,
the
red
indicator
light
flashes slowly.
When
the
headset
is
connected
to
a
device
and
is
ready
for use,
the
blue
indicator
light
flashes slowly.
If
the
headset
has
not
been
paired
with
a
device,
it
automatically
enters
the
pairing
mode.
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