
Bluetooth Phone Adapter 
User Manual 
Contents 
Overview of Bluetooth phone adapter 
Packing List 
Features 
Getting Started 
z  Connecting the phone adapter with your telephone  
z  Connecting the phone adapter with your PC  
z  Powering on the phone adapter  
z  Pairing the phone adapter and your Bluetooth headset 
Using the phone adapter for PSTN calls 
Using the phone adapter for VoIP calls 
LED indicator chart 
Paired link to additional devices 
Overview of Bluetooth Phone Adapter 
The Bluetooth phone adapter connects to your traditional non-Bluetooth telephone line and allows you to 
answer PSTN calls using your remote Bluetooth device (Bluetooth headset). Moreover, it enables you to 
answer VoIP calls by partnering your Bluetooth headset. You can enjoy the comfort and convenience of 
hands-free communication. 
Packing List 
z Bluetooth phone adapter  
z Extension cord  
z Audio connector  
z Power adapter  
z  User manual  
Features 
1. LED indicator 
2. Seven-segment LED display 
3. Pair button 
4. Enter button 
5.  Ringer (ON/OFF) switch 
6. Reset button 
7.  Mini USB DC jack 
8. LINE jack 
9. TELEPHONE jack 
10. LINE IN jack 
11. Audio connector 

Getting Started 
Connecting the phone adapter with your telephone 
1.  Plug one end of the telephone cord into the "LINE" jack of the phone Adapter and the other end into the wall 
jack. 
2.  Plug one end of the extension cord into the "TELEPHONE" jack of the phone adapter and the other end into 
your telephone itself. 
Connecting the phone adapter with the PC 
1.  Plug the black end of the audio connector into the “LINE IN” jack of the phone adapter. 
2.  Plug the orange end of the audio connector into the microphone jack of your PC. 
3.  Plug the green end of the audio connector into the speaker jack of your PC. 
Powering on the phone adapter 
1.  Connect one end of the power adapter to the mini USB DC jack of the phone adapter.  
2.  Connect the other end of the power adapter to a wall outlet (wall socket).  
Pairing the phone adapter and your Bluetooth headset 
For the first time when you want the phone adapter to work with your Bluetooth headset, you must pair them. The 
phone adapter has four default PINs: 0000, 1234, 6666 and 8888. To know what PIN your Bluetooth headset adopts, 
please refer to its user guide. 
If the PIN of your Bluetooth headset is one of the four defaults, do as follows: 
1.  Put your Bluetooth headset into the pairing mode by following the instructions in its user guide. 
2.  Press and hold the Pair button of the phone adapter for 2 seconds, until you see the LED indicator flashes 
quickly. The phone adapter attempts to pair and connect with your Bluetooth headset automatically. 
Note: In some circumstances the pairing process can take up to 2 minutes. 
3.  When the two devices are successfully connected, the LED indicator on the phone adapter will flash twice 
every one second. If pairing fails, repeat the steps above. 
Note: If you want to pair the phone adapter in the connected mode and another Bluetooth headset, press the “Pair” 
and “Enter” buttons together to disconnect it from the previous headset first. 
If the PIN of your Bluetooth headset is none of the four defaults, please refer to the steps below of entering a PIN 
"5678": 
1.  Put your Bluetooth headset into the pairing mode. 
2.  Press the “Pair” and “Enter” buttons together. The 7-segment LED display shows “0” at first. 
3.  Press the “Pair” button 5 times until the display shows “5” ("5" for the "5678"). 
4.  Press the “Enter” button and thereafter the display shows “0” again. 
5.  Press the “Pair” button 6 times until the display shows “6” ("6" for the "5678"). 
6.  Press the “Enter” button and thereafter the display shows “0” again. 
7.  Press the “Pair” button 7 times until the display shows “7” ("7" for the "5678"). 
8.  Press the “Enter” button and thereafter the display shows “0” again. 
9.  Press the “Pair” button 8 times until the display shows “8” ("8" for the "5678"). 
10.  Press the “Enter” button and the phone adapter attempts to pair and connect with your Bluetooth headset 
having a PIN of “5678”. 
When the two devices are successfully connected, the LED indicator on the phone adapter will flash twice 
every one second. 
Using the phone adapter for PSTN calls 
Once the phone adapter is connected to your Bluetooth headset, you can use the Bluetooth headset by pressing its 
Talk button to receive or end a PSTN call. 
Note: 1. You can also use your telephone to receive and answer  
PSTN calls as usual. 
2. You may adjust the “Ringer” switch to let the phone adapter  
ring or not according to your interest. 

Using the phone adapter for VoIP calls 
The phone adapter provides a standard “LINE IN” jack for connecting with a PC. You may talk with your friends on the 
Skype (or other IMs such as MSN Message, Yahoo Message, AOL Message) via your Bluetooth headset connected 
with the phone adapter. 
To use the phone adapter for VoIP calls, do the following: 
1.  Verify your Bluetooth headset is connected with the phone adapter. 
2.  Switch the connection of the phone adapter from the PSTN to your PC. 
a. Press the TALK button on the headset once. 
You will hear a dial tone, and the LED indicator of the phone     
adapter is on. 
b. Press the TALK button on the headset a second time to hang up. 
The LED indicator of the phone adapter flashes twice every   
three seconds. 
c. Press the TALK button of headset a three time. 
The LED indicator of the phone adapter is on again, and the   
audio signal is connected between the phone adapter and  
your PC sound card. Now you can use the Skype as usual. 
Note: If you wish to switch the connection of phone adapter from your PC to the PSTN, press the Talk button on the 
headset to suspend the PC sound and do from step 1 on. 
LED indicator chart 
LED indicator  Phone adapter status 
Flashing once every three 
seconds 
Flashing once every one second  Pairing mode 
Flashing twice every one second  Connected mode 
Flashing five times every one 
second 
On (steadily)  Call active mode 
Idle mode (Powered on) 
A call incoming 
Paired link to additional devices 
Your phone adapter can store pairing information for up to eight different headsets equipped with Bluetooth wireless 
technology. If you want to pair the phone adapter and more than one headset, please follow the pairing process to pair 
them one by one. 
Headset information is stored in a “Paired Device List” in memory in chronological order. When an attempt to pair with 
more than eight headsets is made, the oldest paired headset will be removed from the list. 
Any of the eight paired headsets can initiate a paired connection to the phone adapter while the phone adapter is in 
the idle mode. 
The phone adapter will automatically initiate a paired connection (when powered on) with the last headset it was 
connected to. When there is an incoming call, the phone adapter can also connect the latest connected headset 
automatically while the phone adapter is in the idle mode. 
Note: In case the connection is lost, you can manually connect the phone adapter to the headset by pressing the 
Enter button. 
FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could 
void the user's authority to operate this equipment.