HP Bluetooth Active Noise CancellationStereo
Headphones
User Guide
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© Copyright 2007 Hewlett-Packard
Development Company, L.P.
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Microsoft Corporation. Bluetooth is a
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by Hewlett-Packard Company under license.
The information contained herein is subject
to change without notice. The only
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Nothing herein should be construed as
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or omissions contained herein.
First Edition: November 2007
Document Part Number: 459160-001
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Table of contents
1 Introduction
Identifying accessory kit contents ......................................................................................................... 2
Before you begin .................................................................................................................................. 3
2 Identifying headphone components
Left-side components ........................................................................................................................... 5
Right-side components ......................................................................................................................... 6
3 Charging the headphones and Bluetooth adapter (select models only)
4 Using the headphones with the audio line-in cable
5 Using the headphones with the enclosed Bluetooth adapter (provided with select models only)
6 Using the headphones with a Bluetooth-enabled computer
Pairing using Windows Vista .............................................................................................................. 15
Pairing using Windows XP ................................................................................................................. 17
7 Terminating the headphone wireless connection
Terminating a wireless connection with the enclosed Bluetooth adapter (select models only) .......... 20
Terminating a wireless connection with a Bluetooth-enabled computer ............................................ 21
Index ................................................................................................................................................................... 22
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1 Introduction
HP Bluetooth® Active Noise Cancellation Stereo Headphones allow you to wirelessly connection to an
audio device.
Active noise cancellation reduces unwanted ambient sound, such as the noise in a crowded airport. By
increasing the vacuum within the ear cup, active noise cancellation produces noticeable audio
improvement and sound clarity.
SRS WOW Audio Technology (available only with a wireless Bluetooth connection) takes digital sound
to the next level. Bass enhancement, virtual surround sound, and innovative "center control," will further
enhance your listening experience.
This guide provides steps for connecting the headphones to devices that are equipped with an audioout (headphone) jack or Bluetooth support. Examples of these devices include the following:
computer
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mobile phone
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MP3 player
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Identifying accessory kit contents
In addition to the documentation CD, which contains this guide, the following items are included in the
headphone accessory kit:
1. Headphones
2. HP Bluetooth adapter (provided with select models only)
3. Travel pouch
4. Dual-head USB charging cable
5. Audio line-in cable
6. AC adapter (provided with select models only)
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Before you begin
Before you set up your headphones, read this section to determine the most appropriate connection for
your computer or audio device.
This guide provides procedures for the following tasks:
Charging the headphones
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Connecting the headphones in the following ways:
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With the audio line-in cable—You can physically connect the headphones to your audio
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device with the audio line-in cable. Use this connection when a wireless connection is not
available, such as on an airplane. For instructions on using this type of connection, refer to
Chapter 4, “Using the headphones with the audio line-in cable.”
With the HP Bluetooth adapter (provided with select models only)—You can wirelessly
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connect the headphones to the Bluetooth adapter when the adapter is inserted into the audioout (headphone) jack of your device. For instructions on using this type of connection, refer
to Chapter 5, “Using the headphones with the Bluetooth adapter.”
With a Bluetooth-enabled device—You can wirelessly connect the headphones to a
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Bluetooth-enabled audio device. For instructions on using this type of connection, refer to
Chapter 6, “Using the headphones with Bluetooth-enabled devices.”
NOTE: If you do not have a Bluetooth-enabled device, but would like to add Bluetooth capability,
for best results, use an HP Bluetooth adapter. Third-party Bluetooth adapters may work, but may
not be supported.
Terminating the headphones wireless connection
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WARNING! To reduce the risk of personal injury, adjust the volume before putting on the headphones.
For additional safety information, refer to the Regulatory, Safety and Environmental Notices guide.
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2 Identifying headphone components
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Left-side components
Component Description
(1) Bluetooth switch
(2) Charging light
(3) Audio-out (headphone) jack Connects the audio line-in cable.
(4) Active Noise cancellation switch Reduces ambient sound when you slide the switch down. Slide this switch
When the headphones are off, slide the switch down to turn on the
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headphones and activate Bluetooth.
When the headphones are on, slide the switch up to turn off the
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headphones and deactivate Bluetooth.
On: The headphones are charging.
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Blinking: The battery is low.
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Off: The headphones are fully charged.
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to activate the feature when you are in a noisy environment, such as an
airport.
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