Bluetrek ST1 User Manual

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EC - Declaration of Conformity

We, Innovi Technologies Ltd of 31/F China Online Centre, 333 Lockhart Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong

declare under our sole responsibility that our product

BLUETREK ST1

to which this declaration refers is in conformity with the appropriate standards

EN300 328-02 EN301 489-17 EN301 489-01 EN50371 EN60950

Following the provisions of Radio and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment directive 1999/5/EC.

September 2006

Guillaume Ponticelli, Director of Development

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FCC / Industry Canada Notice

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference. (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

In compliance with Industry Canada regulations, technical specications have been provided in a declaration of conformity. This does not imply that Industry Canada approved the equipment.

Caution: Changes or modications to this Bluetooth® headset not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate it.

Bluetooth® is a trademark owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and is used by the manufacturer under license.

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Before using your headse t for the rst time:

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Charge it continu ously for ap prox. 3hrs. If your he adset is fu lly charged, the green indicator light will turn o. (For details, plea se refer to t he Charging section i n the manu al or the FAQ on the BLUETR EK website: www.bluet rek.com/sup port/faq ).

Pair the headset w ith your mo bile phone (please re fer to the “Pairi ng the BLUET REK® ST1” section of this manual).

The BLUETREK® ST1 is a wirele ss stereo h eadset base d on the B luetooth® te chnology. It complies with the Blueto oth® 1.2 p rotocol, whic h support s the Heads et, Hands- free, A2DP and AVRCP pro le.

The BLUETREK® ST1 headset ha s 6 buttons, as shown i n Figure 1:

“TALK/ON/OFF “button ( main right button),

1 “VOL +“ button,

1 “VOL -“ button,

“PLAY/PAUSE“ button

(main left but ton), 1 “FORWARD“ button,

1 “BACKWARD“ button. USB Charging sock et

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Figure 1.

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Charging th e BLUETREK® ST1

Connect the char ger to the headset as shown in Fig ure 2.

Figure 2 .

Connect the char ger to the headset and to the mai ns power su pply (or US B port if using USB charger). Du ring the ch arge, the i ndicator li ght of the “PLAY/PAUSE“ b utton will turn green. This li ght will tu rn o when charging is complete. Subsequent charges sho uld take approximately 1 hour 30 minutes.

When you hear a l ow-tone bee p through yo ur headset at regular intervals, and the

“TALK/ON/OFF “button 1 ashes in red, your he adset need s to be rech arged.

Important:

• To maximize batter y lifetime, it is recomm ended that you recharg e your head set to full capacity only when the battery is low, as it h as a lifeti me of about 500 chargi ng cycles.

• If you leave yo ur headset battery e mpty for an extended period of t ime, it cou ld excessively discha rge the bat tery. In th is case, ch arge your he adset for 1 0 hours or more until the batter y recovers and recharg es completel y. Switch the headset o n only when the green indicat or light go es o, indic ating that the batter y has fully recovered.

• Do not let the battery c harger rema in plugged in the hea dset for mor e than 24h.

• The use of any ot her charger will autom atically su spend the warranty.

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Pairing the B LUETREK® ST1

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Before using the headset, yo u must pair it with yo ur Bluetoot h® mobile p hone. Pairin g is the process of linki ng two Blue tooth® devi ces, so tha t they can communicate.

Switch on your mobile Go into “Settings/connectivity”

Figure 3.

1. Place the head set and you r mobile p hone within 0.3 meters (1 foot) o f each othe r.

2. Switch on your phone and select its Bluetooth® discover mo de (refer to the Bluet ooth® mobile phone manual).

3. Ensure the hea dset is sw itched o.

4. Press and hold the “TALK/ON/OFF ” button for about 7 seconds unt il the ind icator light ashes red an d blue alte rnately, and a tone can be heard t hrough the speaker.

5. Once the mobi le phone de tects the headset, a “BLUE TREK ST1” messa ge will be displayed. Follow the pho ne instruc tions to ac cept the pa iring. The PIN code (or p asskey) is 0000, then press “yes” or “ok”.

If the pairing is successfu l, then the “TALK/ON/OFF” button indi cator light will turn into blue and ashes inter mittently.

Search to nd “ BLUETREK ST1”

When found, enter the passkey “0000”

Select connect

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If you haven’t star ted the di scovery mo de within 5 minutes, yo u must then switch o your headset and start the pairing a gain.

Note: The pairing p rocedure may be dierent for dierent phones, ple ase refer to your mobile phone man ual for det ails.

Using the BLUE TREK® ST1 with your P C

You can connect your BLUETREK® S T1 with you r PC for li stening to music or us ing VoIP communication usi ng a Blueto oth USB st ereo adapter or if your PC is inte grated with Bluetooth®. For fu rther det ails on how to connect the heads et with the PC, please visit:

www.bluetrek.com/ support/faq.

Using the BLUE TREK® ST1 with your a udio device by connect ing with a Blueto oth® stereo adapter

You can listen to you r music fro m an audio device, suc h as MP3 pl ayer, by connec ting to a Bluetooth® stereo adapter th at support s the A2DP prole (pl ease refer t o the Bluet ooth® stereo adapter us er manual t o nd out w hich prole it suppor ts). If yo ur Bluetoot h® stereo adapter also sup ports AVRCP prole, plea se refer to “Lis tening to M usic from t he BLUETREK® ST1” in thi s manual for the extra functions.

For further deta ils on how to connect the headset with the Bluetooth® stereo adap ter, please visit: w ww.bluetrek.com/su pport/faq.

Note: The Bluetooth ® stereo ada pter has to be purchas ed separate ly if not i ncluded.

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Wearing the BLUETREK® S T1

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1) Position the he adset as s hown in Figu re 4.1

Fi gure 4.1

2) Twist gently the a rms of the BLUETREK® S T1 towards yoursel f.

Fig ure 4.2

3) Place the head set as per Figure 4.3, so that the neck band goes behind the neck.

Fi gure 4.3

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Switching the BLUETREK ST 1® headset ON and OFF

To switch on:

When your headset is o, press and hold the “TALK/ON/OFF” but ton for about 3 seconds until the blue indi cator light is on. A b eep (2 tone s) can be h eard through the speaker then rele ase the bu tton.

To switch o:

When your headset is on, pre ss and hold the “TALK/ON/OF F” button f or about 7 seconds until the red ind icator ligh t is on af ter the qui ck blue as hes. A beep (2 tones) can be hear d in the speaker. Rel ease the “TALK/O N/OFF” button .

Making a cal l

Note: The voice dial ing feature is not avai lable on al l mobile p hones or PDA s. However, you can always dial d irectly usi ng your pho ne keypad. If your mob ile phone does oer t he voice recognition feature , you can ma ke a call directly fr om the head set withou t touching your Bluetooth® mobile phone.

Mobile phones wi th voice dia ling

Make sure that th e voice dia ling funct ions on you r phone are activated and that yo ur voice tags have been rec orded. To program these, pleas e refer to y our phone m anual.

Press the “TALK/ON/OFF” butt on (w hen there i s no incomi ng and no a ctive call ). An audio connection is establi shed.

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Wait for the audio signal that is sent by the phone (generally a short t one).

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Say the name of t he person whom you wi sh to call, as recorded in the pho ne’s voice tags. The phone will di al the stor ed number.

Mobile phones wi thout voice dialing

Make sure that bo th the hea dset and th e phone are on and in stand-by mo de. Dial th e phone number you wish t o call. Aft er approxima tely 2 secon ds the aud io connect ion is esta blished.

Answering a c all

When the headset rings, pres s once on t he “TALK/ON/OFF” butt on to take the c all.

Ending a cal l

Press the “TALK/ON/OFF” butt on once to end a n active ca ll.

Making/Answe ring a call during mu sic

If there is an i ncoming cal l or if you are making a call wh en the musi c is playin g, the musi c will be stopped u ntil the c all is ende d.

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Adjusting the volume

Increasing the vo lume

To increase the volum e during a n active ca ll or when listening to music, pr ess the “VOL+” button on t he headset .

Decreasing the vol ume

To decrease the volum e during a n active ca ll or when listening to music, pr ess the “VOL-“ button on t he headset .

Muting the m icrophone

To activate the mute function

During an active call, pres s and hold the “VOL+” button until you hear a two-tune beep, you can hear the other par ty but the y cannot he ar you. A pe riodic ton e is heard through the speaker whil e the micro phone is mu ted.

To end the mute func tion

When the micropho ne is muted, press the "VOL+" button once. The peri odic tone w ill be ended.

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Transferring a c all from BLU ETREK® ST1 to the mob ile phone

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During an active call, pres s the “TALK/ON/OF F” button for about 2 seconds. (This function only works in the Ha nds-free pro le.)

In the Headset p role, you c an simply t urn o your headset.

Transferring a c all from BLU ETREK® ST1 to the hea dset

To transfer the call back to the headset, press the “TALK/O N/OFF” button for 2 s econds. (This functio n only work s in the H ands-free p role)

Call waiting

To accept the second c all and re ject the a ctive call

When you hear a c all waiting alert wh ile you are on a call, press once the “TALK/ON/OFF”

button once to accept the second call and re ject the a ctive call.

To accept the second c all and pl ace the ac tive call on hold

When you hear a c all waiting alert wh ile you are on a call, press the “TALK/O N/OFF” button 1 for approx. 2 secon ds to accep t the secon d call and the current call will be on hold .

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To switch between the two calls

To switch between an active cal l and a ho ld call, pre ss approx. 2 seconds on the

“TALK/ON/OFF” button .

To end a call and ta ke back the hold call

To end the active ca ll and tak e the hold call, press once on th e “TALK/ON/OFF” button .

Note: This functio n may not b e available on some ph ones. However, you can alwa ys answer the secon d call from your phone keypad.

Additional fea tures on so me phones

Rejecting a cal l

When the headset rings, pres s the “TALK/ON/OF F” button for about 2 seconds. (This function only works in the Ha nds-free pro le)

Last number redi aling from the headse t

When there is no incoming or active ca ll, press on ce on the “TALK/O N/OFF” button for about 2 seconds u ntil you he ar a beep t one. The last number wil l be automa tically red ialed.

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Listening to Music from the BLUETRE K® ST1

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You can listen to you r music fro m the Bluet ooth® devic e through t he BLUETREK® ST1 after pairing them tog ether. However, yo ur Bluetoot h® device m ust suppor t A2DP pro le in order to listen to the music and AVR CP prole to use the re mote funct ions as des cribed bel ow.

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Play and pause* Press the “PLAY/PAUSE” button on the head set to swi tch between play and p ause funct ions.

Go to the next t rack* While the music i s playing, press the “FORWARD ” button on the hea dset. You’ll hear a beep and the next tra ck in your play list w ill be playe d.

Go to the previou s track* While the music i s playing, press the “BACKWAR D” button on the hea dset. You’ll hear a beep and the prev ious track in your pla y list will be played.

*These functions may not wor k on some devices, eve n if they s upport th e AVRCP prole .

Previous Track

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Play/Pause

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Next Track

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TALK/ON/OFF

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VOL +

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VOL -

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Bluetooth con nection lo ss/ recover y

The headset maybe disconnec ted if the link betwee n the phone and your h eadset is lost, for example, if th e phone an d the heads et are more than 10 me ters (33 fee t) apart.

If the headset i s disconnec ted, the he adset will automatica lly try re connecting within approximately 5 mi nutes, and y ou will hea r a period ic beep. The m usic will a utomaticall y start again if the connec tion is re -establish ed within 5 minutes.

If the connectio n is not re -establi shed after 5 minutes, you have to press once on the

“TALK/ON/OFF” button to recon nect the h eadset wit h the phone manually.

Note: This function ma y not be ava ilable on some phones . Some phones will close the music playe r if the li nk is disco nnected. I n this case , you need to restart the music p layer.

Troubleshooting guide

The rst thing yo u should do if you enc ounter a pro blem that y ou cannot s olve with t his manual, is to swi tch o your headset an d your mobi le phone, a nd then swi tch them on again.

To nd out more, plea se refer to the Troubleshoo ting/Frequent Asked Ques tions sect ions of our website: www.bluetrek .com/support/fa q.

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Guidelines fo r safe use

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Read these guide lines before using your headset.

- Do not expose your headse t to liquid or moistur e.

- Do not expose your headse t to extrem e temperatur es. Temperature ra nge: 0-40C.

- Do not expose your headse t to re or open ames.

- Do not try to disassembl e your head set. Serv ice and mai ntenance ca n only be p erformed by authorized B LUETREK® de alers.

- Keep your heads et away from dust and d irt.

- Do not let chi ldren play w ith your he adset, as i t contains small par ts that cou ld become detached and create a cho king hazar d.

- Check the regul ations in y our area if you plan to use your h eadset whi le driving.

- Turn o your headse t before boa rding an ai rplane.

CAUTION : There is a danger of explosion i f the batte ry is inco rrectly re placed. Disp ose of batteries accordin g to local regulations. Do not di spose of th em as hous ehold waste.

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Glossary

- Headset prole, describes how a Blue tooth enabl ed headset should comm unicate wit h a computer or other Bluet ooth enabl ed device s uch as a mo bile phone. When connected and congured, the headset can act a s the remot e device’s audio input and output inter face.

- Hands-free pro le, descri bes how a g ateway devic e can be us ed to place and receive calls for a h and-free de vice. A typ ical congu ration is a n automobil e using a m obile phone for a ga teway device. In the ca r, the stereo is used for the phone audio and a microphone is installed in the car for sendin g outgoing audio of th e conversati on. It is also used for a personal computer t o act as a speakerph one for a mo bile phone in a home or oce e nvironment.

- A2DP prole (Adv anced Audio Distributi on Prole), is designed for transfe rring a 2-channel ste reo audio s tream such as music fr om an MP3 p layer, to a he adset or ca r radio.

- AVRCP prole (Audio /Video Remo te Control Pro le), is d esigned to p rovide a st andard interface to control equi pments to a llow a sing le remote c ontrol (anot her devices ) to control all A/ V devices to which a u ser has acc ess. It is used in con cert with the A2DP prole.

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