Philips SHB7100, SHB7102, SHB7103 User Manual [en, es, fr]

Bluetooth stereo headset
SHB7I00.SHB7I02.SHB7I03

(3D User manual

o Manuel d'Utilisation

Manual de instrucciones

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Contents

2 WHAT’S INTHE BOX
3 WHATYOU CAN DO WITHYOUR HEADSET
4 BLUETOOTH WIRELESSTECHNOLOGY
5 YOUR HEADSET AT A GLANCE
6 GETTING STARTED

6 Charging your headset
7 Low battery indication
7 Turn your headset or optionai Biuetooth audio

adaptor on

7 Turn your headset or Biuetooth audio adaptor off

8 USEYOUR HEADSET WITH A MOBILE

PHONE

8 Pairing
i 0 Managing your caiis with your headset
i I Listen to music and monitor your caiis at the same

time

11 USEYOUR HEADSETWITHYOURAUDIO

PLAYER

12 USEYOUR HEADSET WITH

YOUR MOBILE PHONE AND AUDIO PLAYER

SIMULTANEOUSLY
13 USEYOUR HEADSET WITH YOUR PC
13 CONTROLYOUR MUSIC
14 WEARING YOUR HEADSET
14 SPECIFICATIONS
15 HEALTH AND SAFETY
16 TROUBLESHOOTING
17 CERTIFICATIONS, APPROVALS,

STATEMENTS

Bluetooth stereo headset

SHB7100, SHB7102, SHB7103
Thank you for buying this state-of-the-art Philips Bluetooth stereo headset.

This user manual will help you to get started quickly and achieve the best
performance from your headset.

What’s in the box

Depending on the product version you bought you will find different accessories
with your headset:

I What else you’ll need

' For wireless hands-free calls.

■ A Bluetooth enabled mobile phone

For wireless music:

• A Bluetooth enabled mobile phone with A2DP Bluetooth Stereo support, or

• A music player with a 3,Smm headphone jack (for the Bluetooth audio

adapter included with the SHB7I02), or

• An iPod with a 30 pin docking connector, (for the Bluetooth audio adapter

included with the SHB7I03)

What you can do with your headset

With your Philips headset you can:

■ Lead wireless hands-free conversations over your Bluetooth enabled

telephone.

■ Wirelessly listen to your music on your Stereo Bluetooth (A2DP)

compatible phone and control it from your headset

■ Switchstream: Switch between music and calls with the press of a button.

Combined with a USB Bluetooth adapter and Software you can also:

• Wirelessly listen to music and control MP3’s on your PC.

• Lead wireless Internet calls using VoIP Software such as Skype, Windows

Live etc.

Combined with a Bluetooth audio adapter that connects to your
MP3 players headphone jack (included in the SHB7I02 sales
package) or to your iPods docking connector (included in the
SHB7I03 sales package) you can:

• Wirelessly listen to music.

• Control your music (only available with adapter with AVRCP support,

e.g. the SHB7I03 iPod adapter).

■ Switchstream: Switch between calls and music at the touch of a button

Bluetooth wireless technology

The Bluetooth technology used in this device wirelessly transmits data
between devices for a distance of up to 33 feet / 10 meters.Your Bluetooth
stereo headset is universal and works with most Bluetooth enabled phones
from Nokia, Motorola, Philips, Samsung, Sony-Ericsson and other brands for
wireless hands free communication. Stereo streaming of music is supported
from any device that supports the Bluetooth Advanced Audio Distribution
Protocol (A2DP), e.g. compatible mobile phones, computers, PDA’s, audio
players with Bluetooth adapter or built in Bluetooth functionality. In order to
use advanced music control features (skip forward, skip backward) you will
need a Bluetooth device that supports the Audio Video Remote Control Profile
(AVRCP). Usually A2DP enabled mobile phones and Bluetooth USB adapters
will support this profile.

enI Your headset at a glance

Please refer to the drawing on the front cover flap for an overview of your
headset.

Bluetooth adapter:

3.5mm Bluetooth audio adapter
LED indicator light

(included with SHB7I02 only) (included with SHB7I03 only)

iPod Bluetooth audio adapter

On/Off

Getting started

Charging your headset

Before you use your headset for the first time, charge the battery of your

headset and your optionai Biuetooth adapter for 6 hours for optimum battery
capacity and ilfetime.

Use only the original charger (5V, SOOnnA). Using another
charger may damage or destroy your headset!

Plug the charger into the power outlet and connect the charger cable to the
headsets and the Bluetooth audio adapters (if applicable) charging socket.'

During recharging the LED indicator will show a steady red light. Charging is

completed once the LED has switched off. Typically a full charge will take 3
hours.

The iPod Bluetooth audio adapter does not need to be charged as it is powered by your iPod.

I Low battery indication

The LED will flash red instead of blue when the battery is low.

' Finish your call before re-charging as connecting the charger to the headset

will put your headset in charging mode and could cut an ongoing the call.

Turn your headset or optional Bluetooth audio adapter on

Press and hold the multi-function button until the LED turns blue.

The blue LED will flash every 3 seconds indicating the device is powered up.

Before you use the headset for the first time with a
Bluetooth enabled device you have to establish a relationship
between these two devices by pairing them. (See the section

on pairing for details).

Turn your headset or Bluetooth audio adapter off

While the headset or Bluetooth audio adapter is powered up, press and hold
the multi-function button until the LED turns red and then off. This indicates
the device is powered down.

The optional Bluetooth audio adapter will also turn off automatically after the
paired headset has been turned off or if you move the headset out of the 33 feet
/ 10 meter operating range.

Use your headset with a mobile phone

Pairing

Your Bluetooth headset must be paired to your mobile phone before using it for
the first time with your phone. “Pairing” will establish a unique encrypted link
between your mobile phone and your headset.
Pairing has to be done only

• before using your headset with your mobile phone for the very first time, or
* after using the headset with another Bluetooth communication device.

•)Put your headset into pairing mode.

Make sure the headset is off. Press the multi-function button until your
headsets LED will flash red and blue alternately indicating that it has entered
pairing mode. The headset will remain in pairing mode for three minutes.

2.)Search and discover your headset from the phone that you want to

pair the headset with.

• After completing pairing step I access a menu on your mobile phone typically
called “Setup”, “Settings”, “Bluetooth” or “Connectivity”. Select the option
to discover or search for Bluetooth devices. After several seconds search
time your phone should indicate that it has found the “Philips SHB7I00”. For
further instructions on using Bluetooth on your mobile phone please refer to
your mobile phones user manual.

• Upon selecting the headset on your mobile phone typically you will need to
confirm the pairing and enter a passkey or PIN. Please enter the headsets
PIN “0000" (4 zeros). If your phone asks whether you want to change the
headsets name, you may confirm the “Philips SHB7I00” name or change it.

• The headset LED will flash blue, indicating successful pairing. You are now

ready to talk and listen to music from your phone.

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After the initial pairing you do not need to repeat this process. The headset will
connect automatically to the paired Bluetooth enabled device after turning it
on. Only if you pair the headset with another device you will have to repeat the
pairing.

Managing your calls with your headset
Answering incoming calls

The headset will ring when a call comes in. Press the multi function button to
answer the call.

Rejecting incoming calls
(Available if supported by your mobile phone)

To reject an incoming call, press the 44 button.

Ending calls

Press the multi function button to end an ongoing call

Redialing the last dialed number
(Available if supported by your mobile phone)

To redial the last dialed number, press and hold the ^ button for two seconds.

A short low tone will indicate an attempt to redial. This feature will also work
while listening to music.

Voice dialing
(Available if supported by your mobile phone)

To activate voice dialing on your compatible phone press the 44 button on the
headset for two seconds. After hearing the voice dial signal, say the name
of the person as recorded in your mobile phone. The call will be connected

within a few seconds. This feature will also work while listening to music.

Transferring calls (Available if supported by your mobile phone)

Calls can be transferred from the Bluetooth phone to the headset and from the
headset to the Bluetooth phone.

To transfer an active call from phone to the headset, please follow
the operating instructions of your phone.

To transfer an active call from the headset to the phone ; press ►►
once; the call will be transferred to the phone.

Adjusting speaker volume

During your call:
* Press and release VOL + to increase the speaker volume and

• Press and release VOL - to decrease the speaker volume.
A higher pitch signal tone will alert you when the volume level reaches Its

maximum or minimum.

Listen to music and monitor your calls at the same time

With the Switchstream feature you can listen to music from your Bluetooth
Stereo enabled phone with A2DP profile support and monitor your calls at the
same time. You will here a ring tone even when you are listening to music while
receiving a call. With the multi-function button you switch from the music to
the incoming call, which will pause the music. Use the same button to end the
active call and return to the music after a few seconds.

Use your headset with your audio player

The Philips Bluetooth audio adapter (included in the SHB7I02 and SHB7I03
sales package) allows you to add Bluetooth wireless functionality to your Non-
Bluetooth enabled music player, so you can stream music from your player to
your headphone.

Before initial use, pair your headset with the Philips Bluetooth audio adapter
(included in the sales package of SHB7I02 and SHB7I03).

To pair the Bluetooth audio adapter and the headset for first use:
Put your headset into pairing mode.

* Make sure the headset is off. Press the multi-function button until your

headsets LED will flash red and blue alternately indicating that it has entered
pairing mode. The headset will remain in pairing mode for three minutes.

• Make sure the Bluetooth audio adapter is off. Press and hold the multi

function button on the adapter until the LED flashes red and blue alternately.
This indicates that the adapter has entered pairing mode, which will last for
three minutes.

• Place the Bluetooth audio adapter and the headset next to each other. After

a few seconds the LED’s on both devices will flash blue.

• Connect the jack of the audio adapter to the 3.5mm headphone socket of
any audio source such as your MP3 player, CD player etc. You are now set up

for wirelessly listening to your music from that device.

After the initial pairing the devices will recognize each other every time you
turn them on in proximity with each other. You only need to repeat the pairing
process if you paired the devices with other Bluetooth products since the last
use of the headset with the Bluetooth audio adapter.

For Bluetooth enabled audio players or Bluetooth Adapters that are not part of
the sales package please refer to the manufacturers user manual for the pairing
process. Typically the process will be similar as described above for mobile
phones.

Use your headset with your mobile phone and audio player simultaneously

If your phone does not support the A2DP profile for stereo streaming you can
still enjoy the convenience of listening to music and monitoring your calls from
one headset. To do so:

1. Pair the headset with the mobile phone as described in *'Use your headset

with a mobile phone”.

2. Pair the headset with your Bluetooth enabled music player or Bluetooth

audio adapter.

3. You can now listen to music from your audio player and pick up incoming

calls by simply pressing the multi-function button. After ending the call your
music will resume within a few seconds.

Use your headset with your PC

You can use a USB Bluetooth adapter to add Bluetooth functionality to your

PC and use your Philips headset for VoIP chat, gaming or video and music
entertainment. Please refer to the USB adapters user guide for detailed
Instructions on setting up and using the headset with the PC. If prompted for a

PIN code, please use “0000” (4 zeros).

Control your music

To adjust the volume of music use the VOL + and VOL - key on your Bluetooth
headset.

The following functions are only supported with devices that support the Audio
Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP) such as Bluetooth enabled PC’s, typical

Bluetooth stereo enabled mobile phones and many non-3.Smm proprietary

Bluetooth audio adapters. Universal 3.5mm Bluetooth audio adapters will not
support these features.

• To stop music playing press the multi function button for 2 seconds, to pause

tap the multi function button briefly.

• To skip forward to the next song press the skip forward button. Pressing

the skip backward button once will take you to the beginning of the current

song, pressing it twice will take you to the beginning of the previous song.

Wearing your headset

Use the included neck strap to wear the Philips
Bluetooth stereo headset around your neck. If you
prefer using another headphone you can disconnect the
neck strap at the twist-and-release clip and plug in your
choice of headphone in the 3.5 mm headphone jack.
The microphone is integrated in the pendant, so you
will still be able to lead wireless communications with
our headset.

To personalize the fit of your headset choose one of
the 3 included ear bud caps that fit your ear best. The
ear bud caps will give you lasting wearing comfort and
also block out background noise, providing a premium
music experience.

If you bought the SHB7I02 with the included Bluetooth
audio adapter you can use the included stretch-pouch
to attach the audio adapter to your music player for
portable use.

Specifications

Up to 10 hours of talk time or 8 hours of continuous music listening
Up to 210 hours of standby time

Typical time for a full charge: 3 hours

Rechargeable Li-Po battery
Operating range up to 33 feet (10 meters)
Bluetooth 1.2, Bluetooth stereo (A2DP - Advanced Audio Distribution
Profile) support. Audio Video Remote Control Profile support (AVRCP),
Headset (HSP) and Handset Profile (HSP) support.