MOTOROLA S605 User Manual

MOTOROKRTM S605

Motorola S605

Quick Start Guide /

	Contents
Welcome	2
before you begin	3
charge it	4
get started	5
connect wirelessly	6
control your tunes	9
listen to radio	10
receive a call	11
while on a call	12
make a call	14
check battery	15
wireless status	16
cord management	17
tips & tricks	19
tech speak	21
European Union Directives	22
Conformance Statement

welcome

Ultra light weight and elegantly simple, the MOTOROKRTM S605 Bluetooth stereo headset makes it so easy to go hands-free with music and calls. The headset empowers you to listen to wireless streaming music or FM radio AND take calls… all in rich, clear sound.

Note: Before using your device for the first time, be sure to review the important safety and legal pamphlet and follow instructions. Periodically review this information so you remember how to safely use your headset.

before you begin

Take a moment before you get started to familiarize yourself with the components of your stereo headset.

Forward	Charger Port	Reverse	Play/Pause
Button	(on bottom)	Button	Button
			Power/Lock
			Switch (on
			side)
			Music Mode
			Button

Volume Down

Button Status

Indicator Light

Volume Up

Button 3.5mm

Call Button Microphone Headphone Jack

charge it

The first time you use the headset, you’ll need to charge the battery for a minimum of 1 hour using the included charger.

1Plug the charger into the charging port on your stereo clip, as shown.

The headset’s battery is fully charged when the indicator light turns green.

2Disconnect the charger.

Note: During charging, if indicator light is flashing red, the battery is completely drained and the headset is inoperable. The indicator light must be at least steady red before it can be powered on again.

Note: Stereo headset is not functional during charging.

Note: This product uses a lithium ion, rechargeable, non-replaceable battery. Under normal use, the expected life of the rechargeable battery is approximately 400 charges.

get started

To get started, turn on your stereo headset and plug in your headphones. Slide and hold the Power switch to position for 1.5 seconds to turn on your headset. The status indicator light flashes blue three times, and an audio tone is heard.

3.5mm Headphone Jack

Power/Lock

Switch

Your stereo headset comes with 3.5mm headphones. To utilize these or your own favorite headphones, connect them to the 3.5mm headphone jack.

connect wirelessly

To listen to your music via Bluetooth wireless connection, as well as make and receive handsfree calls, you need to pair (link) your stereo headset with your Bluetooth phone and/or music device.

1Turn off any Bluetooth devices previously paired with your stereo headset.

2Turn on the Bluetooth feature on your Bluetooth phone or music player.

3Turn on your headset.

The status indicator light is steadily lit in blue to indicate the stereo headset is in discoverable mode.

4Place phone or music device in Bluetooth search mode.

5Select Motorola S605 from search results on your phone or music device.

6Select OK or Yes to pair your stereo headset with your phone or music device.

7If prompted, enter 0000 for passkey.

connect wirelessly

When your stereo headset successfully pairs and connects with your phone or music device, the status indicator light flashes blue and purple. Music playing from your connected music source can be heard on your headphones.

Once connected, the status indicator light provides current Bluetooth connection status as shown below.

Indicator Light	Wireless Connect Status
(Flashing)
Green	both handsfree phone (HFP)
	and streaming music (A2DP)
	connections are active
Orange	only streaming music (A2DP)
	connection is active
Blue	only handsfree phone (HFP)
	connection is active

connect wirelessly

Notes:

After successfully pairing your headset and Bluetooth device, you don’t need to repeat these steps. For each use, ensure that your headset is turned ON and that your device’s Bluetooth feature is ON.

Some music devices will automatically attempt to play music when S605 reconnects to it.

control your tunes

Playback controls on your stereo headset can be used when listening to wireless music streaming from a Bluetooth-enabled music device that also provides remote control capabilities (AVRCP).

Press -- change between wireless music and FM radio

Press --	Press -- adjust
play/pause	Volume up/down
music	one step
Press and hold	Press and hold --
-- stop music	adjust volume
	up/down
	continuously
Press -- skip to previous track	Press -- skip to next track
Press and hold -- rewind track*	Press and hold -- fast-forward track*

* If your music player supports this feature

When remote control capabilities are not supported, music should be controlled from your music player.

listen to radio

To listen to FM radio, press the Music Mode button. The status indicator light slowly flashes in purple.

Press -- change between wireless music and FM radio Press and hold -- store current station (up to five stations)

Press --scan frequency down Press and hold -- skip forward to previous stored station

Press -- adjust Volume up/down one step

Press and hold -- adjust volume up/down continuously

Press -- scan frequency up

Press and hold -- skip back to next stored station

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receive a call

To make and receive calls using the stereo headset, a Bluetooth handsfree (HFP) connection must be established with your phone (see “connect wirelessly” on page 6 for details).

When there’s an incoming call, the status indicator light flashes quickly in blue on your stereo clip and you hear a ring tone. If music is playing when a call is received, the music either automatically pauses or mutes depending on your music player and connection setup. If FM radio is playing when call is received, radio audio is muted.

Press -- answer incoming call

Press and hold(either button, but not both)

-- reject call

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while on a call

When a call is active, the status indicator light slowly pulses in blue on your stereo headset.

Press -- end call

Press -- adjust Volume up/down one step

Press and hold -- adjust volume up/down continuously

Press -- mute call (status indicator flashes in purple when mute)

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while on a call

When there’s a second incoming call, the status indicator light flashes quickly in blue on your stereo headset and you hear ringing.

Press --

1) answer second call (first call is placed on hold),

2) end second call (first call resumes), or

3) resume first call on hold (when second caller hangs up)

Press and hold(either button) -- reject second incoming call *

* If your phone supports this feature

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make a call

Using the stereo headset to make a call, you can redial the last dialed number or make a voice dial call (if your phone supports this feature). When making a voice dial call, the microphone on the stereo headset is enabled and you hear a prompt from your phone.

Press -- make a voice dial call (you hear a prompt from your phone)

Press and hold -- redial last number

Press -- adjust volume up/down one step

Press and hold -- adjust volume up/down continuously

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check battery

To check your stereo headset’s remaining battery level, press and hold both Volume buttons until you hear a tone. The status indicator light displays approximate remaining talk time and music play time.

Indicator	Available Talk Time	Available Music Play
Light		Time
Green	Up to 5.5 hours	Up to 5.5 hours
Orange	45 minutes to 4.5 hours	30 minutes to 4.5 hours
Red	Less than 45 minutes	Less than 30 minutes

When your stereo headset is in a low battery level state, the status indicator light flashes quickly in red and an audio tone is repeated every minute.

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wireless status

The status indicator light on your stereo headset displays current status of Bluetooth wireless connection(s) to your phone and/or music device.

Indicator Light	Wireless Status
steady blue	Bluetooth discoverable mode
long blue flash	standby (handsfree connection only)
long orange flash	standby (streaming music connection only)
long green flash	standby (both handsfree and streaming
	music connection)
quick blue flash	incoming/outgoing call
long blue pulse	connected on a call
long purple pulse	connected call muted / FM radio on (when
	not on a call)
three orange flashes	started music player
slow red pulse	idle (not connected to device)

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cord management

While using your stereo headset, notches are provided to hang your headphones without needing to wind the cord, as shown.

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cord management

You can also wind the cord around your headset and use the notches to hang your headphones when storing, as shown.

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tips & tricks

multi-point (two device) connection

To connect to a phone and music device at the same time:

1Pair and connect to your phone (see page 6).

2Turn off both your phone and your stereo headset.

3Turn your stereo headset back on.

The Bluetooth indicator flashes to indicate the stereo headset is in discoverable mode.

4Turn on your music device. Make sure the Bluetooth feature is turned on in the device.

The music device searches for your stereo clip.

5Complete steps 5 through 7 on page 6 to pair and connect your music device and headset successfully.

6Turn off your headset.

7Turn your phone back on and make sure the Bluetooth feature is turned on in both the phone and music device.

8Turn your headset back on. It should now connect to both devices.

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tips & tricks

pairing tips

To initiate pairing (discoverable) mode manually when your stereo headset is already powered on, press and hold both Play/Pause button and Call button at the same time.

To clear paired devices list in your stereo headset and manually initiate pairing (discoverable) mode, press and hold both Volume buttons and Call button at the same time.

key lock

To lock the buttons on your stereo headset, slide the Power switch to position.

sleep mode

Your stereo headset conserves battery power by shutting down its indicator light after 30 minutes of inactivity. To wake up your headset, press any button while in an idle or standby state.

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		tech speak
Here are some helpful Bluetooth terms to know:
	Profile	An application (or use case) through which
		different Bluetooth devices can communicate
		with each other. Both devices must support
		the same profile in order to communicate with
		one other for the application.
	A2DP	Profile for streaming dual-channel stereo audio
	(Advanced Audio	from a stereo music player to your speaker
	Distribution Profile)	system.
	AVRCP	Profile for controlling streaming audio/video
	(Audio Video	playback on remote devices. Typically used
	Remote Control	with A2DP devices for next/previous track
	Profile)	selection and pause/play functions.
	HFP	Profile for making and receiving calls from a
	(Hands-Free Profile)	hands-free device.

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European Union Directives

Conformance Statement

Hereby, Motorola declares that this product is in compliance with:

•The essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.

•All other relevant EU Directives.

Product

Approval

Number

The above gives an example of a typical Product Approval Number.

You can view your product’s Declaration of Conformity (DoC) to Directive 1999/5/EC (to R&TTE Directive) at www.motorola.com/rtte. To find your DoC, enter the product Approval Number from your product’s label in the “Search” bar on the web site.

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