MEElectronics AF62 User Manual

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ATRIX

model: AF62

part of the series

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Thank you for your purchase of the

MEElectronics Air-Fi Matrix AF62

Stereo Bluetooth Wireless Headphones

ATRIX

with Microphone

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Package Contents Bluetooth and NFC Information Warning FCC Warning Safety and Care Product Overview Charging Turning On and Off Pairing with Bluetooth Devices iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch Android Phones and Tablets Windows 7 Computers and Laptops Other Phones, Tablets, and Devices Pairing with Bluetooth Devices with NFC Connecting to Paired Devices Multipoint Functionality Controlling Volume Controlling Phone Calls Controlling Media Playback Using as a Wired Headphone Change Languages Reset Factory Defaults Status, Button Functions, Light Patterns, and Sounds Specifications Troubleshooting

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Stereo Bluetooth Wireless Headphones

Mini-USB Charging Cable

user manual

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Audio Cable

User Manual

Form-fitting Protective Case

Note: An online version of this manual is available on meelec.com

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Bluetooth and NFC Information

Bluetooth is a short-distance two-way wireless communication technology capable of transmitting data, commands, and audio between devices. The Matrix can connect with many devices such as mobile phones, tablets, PDAs, computers, media players, and more through a process called pairing. Before you can use your Matrix with your device they will need to be paired.

The Matrix is equipped with NFC (Near Field Communication) which can pair the Matrix to a NFC enabled device by placing the two within close proximity.

Turn down the volume prior to using the headphones; adjust the volume to the desired level once they are connected. Do not use headphones at high volumes for extended periods of time as doing so will result in permanent hearing damage. It is advised you keep volume levels moderate to low at all times for your safety, even when loud background noise is present.

Please visit www.osha.gov for more info.

Do not use while driving a car, cycling, operating machinery, or performing other activities that require hearing surrounding sounds or are against local laws.

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FCC Warning

Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

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Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

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Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different

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from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

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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, and

(2)

this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

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Safety and Care

When not in use, power the device off and store it in the

included protective case.

Clean with a soft, debris-free cloth. If necessary dampen the

cloth with a diluted soap water solution. Never use chemical cleaners on the headphone. Leather conditioner and cleaner can be used on the ear pads.

This headphone was not designed for use while driving.

Do not use your wireless headset around flammable gases

as fire or explosion may occur.

Keep the device and packaging out of the reach of children.

There are no user replaceable/reparable parts in the

headset. Disassembling it will void your warranty.

If the device comes in contact with liquids, quickly wipe away.

If submersed in water, do not turn the device on until completely dried. Note: liquid submersion voids the warranty.

Avoid storage in extreme temperatures (45°C/113°F and

above, including direct sunlight or -10°C/14°F below) as the service life of the battery will be decreased.

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Product Overview

AF62 Stereo Bluetooth

Wireless Headphones

Left Ear Cup

A B C D E F

CA D EB F

microphone LED indicator power/call button volume down volume up

3.5mm audio jack

HG I J

Right Ear Cup

mini-USB port for

charging next track

play/pause button

previous track

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Charging

*** You must completely charge the headset before the first use ***

Connect a mini USB charging cable to a powered USB source such as a wall charger, powered on computer, USB hub connected to a powered on computer, or car USB port.

While not required, it is recommended to turn the Matrix off before charging. See note below.

Connect the charging cable to the mini USB jack on the right ear cup.

The bright red LED indicator should light solid and stay on while charging. Charge time is typically between 3-6 hours for the first charge and 2-3 hours for subsequent charges depending on the charging power.

When the battery is fully charged the bright red LED indicator will turn off.

Note: Bluetooth can be active when the unit is charging; however, depending on the power output of the charger, charging may be very slow. The Matrix will work in wired mode via the audio jack while charging.

AT&T LTE

iDevices such as the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch will

display a battery indicator when the Matrix is connected.

12:26 PM

Matrix battery indicator

95%

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Turning On and Off

To turn on, press and hold the Power/Call button for approximately 3 seconds. The Matrix will say “power on” and the blue indicator light will flash once every second to show the power is on.

To turn off, press and hold the Power/Call button for approximately 2 seconds when not connected and 5 seconds when connected.

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Pairing with Bluetooth Devices

*** It is only necessary to pair your Matrix once with each device ***

iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch

On your iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch, go to Settings

Select Bluetooth (on devices with iOS 5.1.1 or older, Bluetooth is under the General menu)

Make sure the Matrix is off and within 1 meter of your device

On your iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch make sure Bluetooth is turned on

Initiate pairing mode by pressing the Power/Call button for 6 seconds, until you hear “ready to pair.” (Note: the first time you use your Matrix it will automatically enter pairing mode when powered on.)

The Matrix will offer voice prompts to assist in pairing in a repeating cycle until it is either connected or powered off. (Note: Pairing mode will be active for 5 minutes. If no devices are paired within that time, the Matrix will return to standby mode.)

Wait until you see “AF62” in the Devices section of the screen; it should show “Not Paired” as the status

Select on “AF62” to pair and connect your iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch to the Matrix

The Matrix will say “pairing completed” once pairing is complete. “AF62” should show “connected” on your device; the blue LED will be on continuously when connected

If pairing fails, please repeat steps c) through h) above

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Pairing (Continued)

Android Phones and Tablets

On your Android phone or tablet, navigate to the Settings menu

Select Wireless & Networks

Make sure the Matrix is off and within 1 meter of your device

Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your device

Initiate pairing mode by pressing the Power/Call button for 6

seconds, until you hear “ready to pair.” (Note: The first time you use your Matrix it will automatically enter pairing mode when powered on.)

Select Bluetooth Settings

“AF62” should appear under devices; If it is not automatically

found, select Scan for devices. Once it has been found, select “AF62” in the list of Bluetooth devices to pair and connect

The Matrix will say “pairing completed” once pairing is complete.

“AF62” should show “connected” on your device; the blue LED will be on continuously when connected

If pairing fails, please repeat steps c) through h) above

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Pairing (Continued)

Windows 7 Computers and Laptops

Note: The Windows 7 operating system does not have built-in Bluetooth drivers;

drivers are provided by the Bluetooth transmitter manufacturer. Actual pairing and connecting process can vary depending on the Bluetooth device drivers and computer configuration.

Press on the Bluetooth icon in the notification area of your taskbar and select Add a Device

The Add a device popup window will appear with “Select a device to add to this computer”

Make sure the Matrix is off and within 1 meter of your device

Wait until you see either “AF62” or “Bluetooth headset” in the

Searching for devices area

Select “AF62” or “Bluetooth headset” and press the Next button;

the Add a device popup will display “Connecting with this device”

When the computer is finished pairing with the Matrix headset,

the Add a device popup will display “This device has been successfully added to your computer”

On some computers, it can take a few minutes for the device

driver software to install completely, and a “Your device is ready to use” notification will appear in the notification area; other computers will not show this notification

If pairing is successful, continue to the next page. If pairing fails, please repeat steps a) through h) above.

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Pairing (Continued)

Windows 7 Computers and Laptops (Continued)

Now the Matrix must be configured for audio and microphone use (enable Bluetooth audio). Note: Audio device names can vary depending on the Bluetooth device drivers and computer configuration.

Right click on the speaker in your notification area, or go to

Start Control Panel Hardware and Sound Manage Audio Devices

A popup window with “Sound” at the top should appear with

Playback tab selected; “Bluetooth Hands-free Audio” and “Bluetooth Audio Render” should both appear in the list of audio devices

Select “Bluetooth Hands-free Audio” for headset use and

“Bluetooth Audio Render” for stereo audio streaming

Press the Set Default button

Press the Apply button

Select the Recording tab

Select “Bluetooth Audio Input Device” from the list of recording

devices

Press the Set Default button

Press the OK button

Note: It may be necessary to repeat the above steps every time the Matrix is connected.

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Pairing (Continued)

Other Phones, Tablets, and Devices

Please refer to your device manual for instructions on how to

pair Bluetooth devices

On your device, turn Bluetooth on and go to the appropriate

pairing window

Make sure the Matrix is off and within 1 meter of your device

Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your device and you are in

the Bluetooth screen

Initiate pairing mode by pressing the Power/Call button

for 6 seconds, until you hear “ready to pair.” (Note: the first time you use your Matrix it will automatically enter pairing mode when powered on.)

Wait until you see “AF62” in the list of Bluetooth devices

Select “AF62” to pair and connect your device to the Matrix; if your

device asks for a pin, enter “0000”

The Matrix will say “pairing completed” once pairing is complete.

“AF62” may show “connected” on your device; the blue LED will be on continuously when connected

If pairing fails after several tries, please refer to the Bluetooth device’s user manual for further information.

For additional information on Bluetooth and pairing videos,

meelec.com/bluetooth.

please visit

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Pairing with Bluetooth Devices with NFC

Make sure your device has both Bluetooth and NFC turned on

Place the Matrix next to the NFC device to connect

Some devices display a message for permission to pair

and connect. Allow the devices to pair and connect.

Matrix will automatically pair and connect

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Connecting to Paired Devices

*** The Matrix must have been paired with your device before it will connect. Pairing only needs to be done before the first use. ***

When the Matrix is turned on and not in pairing mode, it should connect to last connected device automatically. If the last connected device is not within range or does not have Bluetooth on, the Matrix will connect to other paired devices in the order of last connection.

If the Matrix does not connect and remains in standby mode, a short press of the Play/Pause button will connect to the last connected device with Bluetooth on and within range.

If two or more devices have been paired, have Bluetooth on, and are within range, the Matrix will connect with the last two devices previously connected.

If it does not connect automatically, open the Bluetooth menu of your device and select “AF62” to pair with it.

Notes

On some Bluetooth devices, such as some Nokia and

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Blackberry cell phones, the settings must allow for automatic connection. Please refer to your devices manual for further information.

On some PC and Mac computers you will need to manually

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enable Bluetooth audio every time you connect.

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Multipoint Functionality

The Matrix has Multipoint functionality, which allows two Bluetooth devices to simultaneously connect. Devices are identified by the Matrix as “phone 1” and “phone 2”. Multipoint use will be possible after at least two devices have been paired with the Matrix.

The device that is connected first will be able to stream stereo audio (A2DP) and utilize headset functionality (HSP) while the device that is connected second will utilize headset functionality (HSP) only. Once a device is connected, the functionality will not change. To change functionality, disconnect and reconnect your devices in the desired order.

See the Controlling Phone Calls section for functionality and controls.

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Controlling Volume

In Playback or Standby Mode:

A single press of the Volume up or Volume down button will increase or decrease the volume on the Matrix by one step. Pressing and holding the Volume up or Volume down button will continue to adjust the volume until maximum or minimum volume is reached. There are 16 volume steps. When the volume reaches the maximum or minimum levels, the Matrix will say “volume highest” or “volume lowest”, respectively.

Overall volume is dependent on both the Matrix volume and the volume on your device. If the volume is not loud enough, try to increase the volume on your device. Adjusting volume on both the Matrix and your device, you will be able to achieve a more precise volume level.

Adjusting the Matrix volume will change the volume level of voice commands and tones.

During a Call:

The Volume up and Volume down buttons will control the volume on your phone.

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Controlling Phone Calls

Status

Incoming call

Standbye mode (phone connected)

Call in progress

Call in progress, phone handset active

Call in progress, second incoming call

One call active, one on hold

Volume will be adjusted on the phone, not the Matrix.

Not all devices support this functionality. For more information, refer to the user manual for your device.

Notes:

If you answer a call from your phone instead of the headset, most phones will activate the phone handset, not the Matrix. Single press the Power/call button to switch the phone audio to the Matrix.

Function

Answer a call

Reject a call

Redial the

last number

Increase volume

Decrease volume

End a call

Switch from phone handset to Matrix

Answer new call and end current call

Answer new call and place the current call on hold

Switch to call on hold

End current call and switch to call on hold

Single press the Power/Call button

Press and hold the Power/Call button for 2 seconds

Single press or press and hold the Volume Up button

Single press or press and hold the Volume Down button

Single press the Power/Call button

Press and hold the Power/Call button for 2 seconds. There will be a single tone to indicate the call has been answered.

Press and hold the Power/Call button for 2 seconds. There will be a single tone to indicate the calls have been switched.

Single press the Power/Call button

Operation

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Controlling Phone Calls (Cont.)

Additional Functionality: Multipoint - Two Phones Connected

Note: The Matrix supports a maximum of 2 simultaneous phone calls.

Answering an additional call will hang up the active call.

Status

One call active, incoming call from another phone

Function

Answer new call and end current call

Answer new call and place the current call on hold

Reject incoming call

Switch to call on hold

End current call and switch to call on hold

Single press the Power/call button

Press and hold the Power/call button for 2 seconds. There will be a single tone to indicate the call has been answered.

Press and hold the Power/call button for 3 seconds (1 second after the single tone).

Press and hold the Power/call button for 2 seconds. There will be a single tone to indicate the calls have been switched.

Single press the Power/call button

Operation

Controlling Media Playback

Go to the music player on the connected device.

Status

No media playing

Media playing

Either media playing or stopped

You may need to focus on the media player application for initial playback to start

Notes:

If you answer or make a call while listening to media, the music will

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pause until you end the call Volume is controlled both on the Matrix and the attached device

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When two devices are connected, media playback is supported for

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the device that was connected first

Play media

Pause media playback

Skip to next track

Restart the track/ previous track

Function

Operation

Press the Play/Pause button

Press the Next button

Press the Previous button

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Using as a Wired Headphone

The Matrix comes with a 3.5mm audio jack on the back of the left ear cup and an audio cable for wired use. This is convenient for use where Bluetooth isn’t allowed, such as on an airplane, when the battery is depleted, or just to save battery power. It is also useful if you want to listen to media from a different device that doesn’t have Bluetooth or isn’t paired.

Connect one side of the audio cable to the Matrix and the other side to a 3.5mm headphone jack on the device.

Using wired audio and Bluetooth simultaneously:

The Matrix can be used to listen to wired audio while retaining a wireless connection with another device such as a phone.

When listening to wired audio and there is an incoming Bluetooth audio transmissions, such as an incoming phone call or media playback, the wired audio will partially mute in the left channel and completely mute in the right channel to allow for Bluetooth priority. Approximately 15 seconds after the last Bluetooth transmission has ended, the wired audio will resume.

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Change Languages

The Matrix comes with 5 languages for voice prompts including English, which is the default, Chinese (Mandarin), Spanish, French, and German.

Follow the instructions below to enter the language selection menu.

Press and hold the Volume Up and Volume Down buttons simultaneously for 1-2 seconds while powering on the Matrix to enter the language menu.

The Matrix will say “Power on. Ready to pair. This device supports multiple languages. Press Power/Call button to confirm English.”

There will be prompts for additional languages as follows: English, Chinese, Spanish, French, German.

To select a language, single press the Power/Call button when the Matrix is speaking that language. The Matrix will cycle through the languages continuously until one is selected.

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Reset Factory Defaults

Resetting the Matrix to factory defaults will erase all pairing information and set the language back to the default setting of English.

Follow the instructions below:

Press and hold the Volume up and Volume down buttons simultaneously for 4 seconds while the Matrix is turned on until the Matrix says “power on. Ready to pair. Please connect with phone or computer.”

The Matrix will continue to offer voice instructions until a device is paired.

For additional pairing instructions please see the paring section of this manual.

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Status, Button Functions, Light Patterns, and Sounds

Charging

Status

Charging Charging complete

Status Indicators and Button Functions

Status

Turn on

Turn off

Turning on pairing mode

In pairing mode

Paired with device

Turned on but not connected to any device

Button Functions

Press and hold the Power/Call button for 3 seconds

Press and hold the Power/Call button for 4 seconds

When off, press and hold Power/Call button for 5 seconds

N/A

Red LED on Red LED off

LED Indicator

Blue LED will flash for 2 seconds

Red LED flash four times

Blue LED will blink once per second

N/A

Blue LED will blink once per second

Matrix will say “power on” (the first time you turn the Matrix on it will say “power on, thank you for buying this headset”)

Matrix will say “power off”

Matrix will say “ready to pair”

Matrix will repeat the following pairing instructions until paired or until pairing mode is timed out in 5 minutes. “please connect with phone or computer,” “go to phone or computer Bluetooth menu,” “turn on Bluetooth; pin code is 0000.”

Matrix will say “pairing complete” and will immediately connect

Two quick tones one second after “power on” message

Sounds

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Status, Button Functions, Light Patterns, and Sounds (Cont.)

Status Indicators and Button Functions

Status

Connected with a device

While connected with a device

Disconnected from a device

Increase Volume

Decrease Volume

Play or pause media

Skip to next track

Restart track or skip to previous track

Matrix will say either “phone 1” or “phone 2” depending on which device the

operation is taking place on

Button Functions

Matrix should automatically connect; if not single press the Power/Call button

N/A

Single press or press and hold the Volume up button

Single press or press and hold the Volume down button

Single press the Play/Pause button

Press Next button

Press Previous button

LED Indicator

Blue LED will flash twice every 5 seconds

Blue LED lit solid

The blue LED will change from solid to flashing every second if no devices are connected

N/A

Sounds

Matrix will say “phone 1 connected

N/A

Matrix will say “phone 1 disconnected

The Matrix will beep with each volume level adjustment and say “volume highest” when maximum volume has been reached

The Matrix will beep with each volume level adjustment and say “volume lowest” when minimum volume has been reached

N/A

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Status, Button Functions, Light Patterns, and Sounds (Cont.)

Status Indicators and Button Functions (Cont.)

Status

Incoming call

Answer incoming call

Reject incoming call

Call in progress, answer incoming call and hang up current call

End call

Redial last phone number

Low battery

Matrix will say either “phone 1” or “phone 2” depending on which device

the operation is taking place on

Button Functions

N/A

Single press the Power/Call button

Press and hold the Power/Call button for 2 seconds

Single press the Power/Call button

Single press the Power/Call button for 2 seconds

N/A

LED Indicator

Red LED will flash every second; blue LED will remain solid

N/A

Red and blue LEDs flash every second

Red LED flashes for 15 seconds

Sounds

Matrix will say “incoming call phone 1a ”

Matrix will say “call active phone 1a ”

Matrix will say “call terminated phone 1a ”

Matrix will say “call terminated phone 1a ” and then “call active phone 1a ”

Matrix will say “call terminated phone 1a ”

Matrix will say “call active phone 1a ” when call is onnected

Short beep every 25 seconds

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Specifications

Microphone Unit Directivity S.P.L Impedance Frequency Response Operating Voltage

Speaker diameter Impedance Sensitivity Rated power Maximum power Frequency response

Battery type

Charging connector type

Run time

Standby time Charging time

Operating temperature

Storage temperature

Microphone Specifications

Speaker Specifications

6.5mm omnidirectional

-58±2dB ≤2.2KΩ 10Hz-20,000Hz

4.5V

40mm 64Ω 103±3dB at 1KHZ 20mW 50mW 15Hz-20,000Hz

Power Specifications

Built-in 400mAh Lithium-polymer rechargeable battery

Mini-USB Up to 18 hours of talk or music

playback time Up to 250 hours 2 – 3 hours

Operating Conditions

C to 45 oC

-10

C to 60 oC

-25

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Troubleshooting

Issue

Crackling noise, static, interference

No sound or low volume

Not charging

Won’t pair

Won’t connect

Won’t control calls/media players

The tones and voice prompts are too quiet

The tones and voice prompts are too loud

Won’t turn on or turns on and then off

The light is blinking red and there is a tone every 25 seconds

Resolution

Make sure you are within range of your Bluetooth-enabled device

Adjust the volume on your headset and device as both control the sound

If using a wall charger, make sure it is plugged in to a powered outlet. If using a computer, make sure the computer is on and the USB port has power. If you are using a car USB port, make sure the car is on.

Make sure the Matrix is in pairing mode as indicated by red and blue LEDs flashing in an alternating manner

Make sure your Matrix is powered on, Bluetooth is enabled on your device, and it is within range. Make sure your device is not connected to any other Bluetooth headset. Make sure the Matrix is not connected to another device (two devices with Multipoint enabled). If connecting still fails, power off your Matrix and turn it back on. If problems persist, delete the device “AF62” and pair the Matrix again.

The Matrix headset is compatible with many Bluetooth versions, however not all versions of Bluetooth support these functions, and functionality is dependent upon the operating system of the device. Some functions, such as “Rejecting a call”，“Redialing” or “Voice dialing” are only available if supported by your mobile phone. Please check the device manual for further information.

Increase the volume on the Matrix and adjust the volume on your device to achieve the desired volume level. The tone and voice prompt volume levels will not change when adjusting the volume when a call is in progress.

Decrease the volume on the Matrix and adjust the volume on your device to achieve the desired volume level. The tone and voice prompt volume levels will not change when adjusting the volume when a call is in progress.

Charge your Matrix

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NOTES

MEElectronics AF62 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual