Outdoor tech Privates User Manual

PRIVATES
TOUCH
CONTROL
Hi.
Good call on picking up the Outdoor Tech® Privates touch-control wireless headphones. Your experience of the universe will soon be enhanced wirelessly. This manual exists to help make sure that you use them correctly,
so you’re denitely going to want to
relax for a hot second and look through this.
Kisses,
ANATOMY
*Right Earpiece
Multi-Function Button (MFB)
Turn On & Off / Music / Calls / Pairing
Function Action
Play/Pause/ Answer/Hang Up
Turn On / Off
Voice Command/Siri
*MFB will ash colors depending on the action
Turn On / Off
Pairing Mode
After Pairing
Charging
Full Charge
Press the MFB once
Hold down MFB for 3-5 sec
Press the MFB once
Purple ashes 3 times
Red & Blue alternately ash
Flashes blue 10 times
Red ashes
Red light turns off
ANATOMY (CONTINUED)
Volume Control
Change volume by swiping up or down
Track Control
Skip tracks by swiping forward or backward
POWER UP
For best results, fully charge your Privates before use.
To do this, connect your Privates to your computer via the included USB to micro-USB cable. The indicator on the side of the RIGHT ear cup illuminates with a RED light to show that the device is charging.
If the battery is dead, you can use the AUX jack located on the LEFT ear cup to plug in and continue to use your Privates.
PAIRING
To pair the headset with a Bluetooth-enabled device:
Prior to using the Privates for the rst time, you will
have to pair them with a Bluetooth-enabled device. The pairing procedure may be different for different models of devices. Please refer to your device’s user manual for further information. The general pairing procedure is as follows:
1.) Place the Privates and Bluetooth-enabled device no more than 3 feet apart.
2.) Hold the multi-function button down for 6-7
seconds or until the LED ashes red and blue
alternately.
3.) Activate your device’s Bluetooth function and set your device search for Bluetooth devices within range. Select “ODT Privates” from the list of devices shown.
4.) If prompted, enter “0000” as the password.
5.) If prompted by your device to connect, select “Yes” (this will vary among devices)
You should now be able to play music & make/receive calls using the headset. Hooray.
*A successful connection to Bluetooth device will be
indicated by the MFB ashing blue 10 times
TALK
The built-in microphone means that the Privates can be used as a wireless headset.
*NOTE: The built-in microphone only works when
connected via Bluetooth.
The following are tips on how to use your Privates to speak on the telephone:
Answer a call...........Press the multifunction button.
End a call.................Press the multifunction button.
Decline a call...........Press and hold the multifuntion
button for two seconds.
Make a call..............Use your phone to dial as usual.
Listen and talk through the Privates.
Redial last number...Press the multifunction button
twice.
Change volume........Swipe right earpiece up or down.
SPECS
Battery...................3.7V, 350 mAh
Driver.....................40mm
Bluetooth proles...A2DP, AVRCP, HSP, HFP
Bluetooth version...3.0 + EDR
Charging time.........About 2 hours
Play/talk time.........10+ hours
Sound pressure
level.......................115 dB
Impedence.............32 + 32 ohms
Frequency
response...............20~20k Hz
Rating power.........200 mW
Max input power....1000 mW
Plug.......................3.5mm
FAQ
What if I experience hearing distortion?
A. Lower the volume on your Privates and/ or phone/device B. Make sure your Privates are charged up. Check for low battery, then charge as necessary.
Why aren’t my headphones louder?
A. Turn up the volume on your device and/ or your Privates. B. Make sure your Privates are charged up.
Why can’t I pair my headphones?
A. Conrm that your device is Bluetooth
compatible. B. Re-pair: follow pairing instructions in this guide
Why do I have Bluetooth signal loss/drop­out?
A. Move your Privates closer to your device. B. Make sure your Privates are charged up. C. Turn off your Privates and device, then power up and reconnect.
K, bye.
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