Outdoor tech Tags User Manual

Hi.

Good call on picking up the Outdoor
Tech® Tags wireless earbuds. 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,

OT BLUETOOTH TAGS - HARDWARE

OT Bluetooth Tags are a Bluetooth stereo headset.

They support the following Bluetooth proles:

HSP- Headset prole
HFP- Hands-free prole

A2DP- Advanced audio

distribution prole
AVRCP- Audio/video remote control prole

POWER/CONNECT

Turning the Headset on/off

Pairing the headset with Bluetooth
devices

FEATURES

Pairing with a Bluetooth cell phone or PDA-supported

HFP prole allows the following:

-Answer a call, end a call or reject a call.

-Redial the last number

-Voice dial

-Adjust the volume

-Call transfer between the headset and your
Bluetooth cell phone

-Microphone mute

Pairing with a Bluetooth music device or Bluetooth

transmitter-supported A2DP prole allows the
following:

-Enjoy music wirelessly

-Adjust the volume

-Remote control pause/play

-Remote control previous/next track

Notes:

-You may switch between a call and listening to
music easily. You won’t miss an incoming call
while listening to music.

-Evey time the headset is turned on, it will
connect to the last connected device
automatically.

PAIRING

To pair the headset with a Bluetooth-enabled

device:

Prior to using the OT Tags 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

procedures are as follows:

1.) Place the OT TAGS and Bluetooth-enabled
device no more than 3 feet apart.

2.) Hold the MFB 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 “OT Bluetooth Tags” from
the list of devices shown.

4.) According to the indication, enter password or
PIN No. “0000”.

5.) If prompted by your device to connect, select
“Yes” (this will vary among devices)

6.) After successfully connecting, the blue LED will

ash twice or three times every 4 seconds.

You should now be able to play music &
make/receive calls using the headset. Hooray.

BATTERY

Charging the headset

The headset comes with a built-in rechargable battery. It is
recommended that you charge the battery fully before using the

headset for the rst time. When the headset is low on power, a red
LED ashes twice and the headset emits three “dong” tones every

30 seconds. Please recharge the battery of the headset when this
happens.

Using the USB cable

Plug the USB end of the cable into a computer USB port and the
mini-USB end of the cable into the charging jack found on the
right earpiece of the headset. The red LED light, also on the right
earpiece, will come on while the headset is charging. It takes

about 2 hours to charge the battery fully. When charging is

completed, red LED will be off.

Warning. For your benet, of course.

-Batteries should not be exposed to excessive heat, including

but not limited to sunshine, re, lava or the like.

You’re weeeellllllccccoooommmeee.

Basic calling functionality

Music playback functionality

Twist & Clip

When you’re not using the Tags, twist them up
and clip them together. Wear them just like a

pair of dog tags until you’re ready to listen to
music again. Or go to bed. Or, you know, lean
over the fence at the alpaca exhibit.

K, bye.

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