X-Micro XBT-DG3X, XBT-DG7X, XBT-HS3X User Manual

Bluetooth Stereo Media Phone

User’s Manual

With additional Operation Instruction

for Skype using IVT software

Version1.0

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INFORMATION TO USER

Model Name: XBT-DG7X, XBT-HS3X

Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures: * Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. * Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. * Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. * Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. 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.

IMPORTANT NOTE: FCC Radiation Exposure Statement:

* This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for

an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator & your body.

* This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

TABLE OF CONTENT

1.Introduction .................................................................................................6

1.1 Bluetooth Stereo Headset

1.2 Package Contents

2. Headset Features ..................................................................................... 6

3. LED Indication .......................................................................................... 7

4. Charge Battery and Reset the Headset ................................................... 7

4.1 Charge Battery

5. Turn On / Off the Headset ........................................................................ 8

5.1 To turn the Headset On

5.2 To turn the Headset Off

6. Connect With PC/Notebook ..................................................................... 8

6.1 Pair with your PC/Notebook

6.2 Play Music with PC and Notebook

6.2.1 Button Functionality Under Music Mode

7. Connect with Skype ……..................................................................... …..13

7.1 Configure Audio Gateway to work with Skype

7.2 Pair Headset with PC

7.3 Establish Link between BTW Software and Skype

7.4 Configure Skype’s Settings

7.5 Basic Operation within Skype Mode

8. Link with Mobile Phone............................................................................. 18

8.1 Pairing

8.2 Connect with Mobile Phone

8.3 Answer & End a Phone Call

9. Multiple Links ………………………….................................................. ….23

9.1 Pair both side first

9.2 Switch between Mobile Phone and PC(music)

9.3 Switch between PC(music) and PC(Skype)

9.4 Switch between Mobile phone and PC(Skype)

10. FAQ ..................................................................................................... ..25

11. Support………. ....................................................................................27

1 INTRODUCTION

Thank you for your purchasing of our X-Micro Bluetooth Stereo Media Phone. Bluetooth is a technology which is very popular in short range wireless communication. It allows wireless connections between Bluetooth devices such as cellular phones, personal digital assistants (PDA), desktop and notebook computers, input-output devices (mouse, keyboards, printers)...etc.

1.1 Bluetooth Stereo Headset

This Bluetooth headset offers the latest innovation in Bluetooth technology. It features crystal clear stereo sound, which is a remarkable break through that others do not have. With this Bluetooth stereo headset, you can connect it wirelessly with other Bluetooth devices such as mobile phone, desktop or notebook computer, PDA (with audio gateway profile supported) within a range of 10 meters. (BTW software version 2.0.1.2101 or higher is recommended.)

1.2 Package Content

* Bluetooth stereo headset. * Detachable stereo earpiece with microphone. * USB cable. * User’s manual. * 5VDC power adapter (Optional)

2 HEADSET FEATURES

Buttons : Increase Volume (V+).

Buttons : Decrease Volume (V-).

LED Indicator

4 Play/Talk Button : Answer call, Play music, Pause.

On/Off Button : Power on/off, End Call,Stop Music, Pairing.

6 Charging Port

Reverse Button: Reverse, Previous Song Title.

Forward Button: Forward, Next Song Title.

3 LED Indication and Definition

1. Stand-By Mode - Red LED flash in slow pace.

2. Pairing Mode - Blue and Red LED flash simultaneous.

3. PC Mode - Red LED flash regularly.

4. Mobile Mode - Blue LED flash regularly.

5. Battery Low - Red LED blinks about 2 seconds interval.

6. Charge Mode - Red LED stays solid without blinking.

4 CHARGE BATTERY AND RESET THE HEADSET

The headset comes with a build-in high capacity battery; please let the battery be fully charged before first time use.

1. Connect the USB charging cable into the headset charging port (Fig.1).

The red LED stays ON continuously without blinking. The unit will automatically switch to “ON” status regardless its status is On or Off.

2. Once the battery has been fully charged, the red LED light will start to blink.

5 Turn On / Off the Headset

5.1 To turn on: Press and hold the On/Off button

for around 1 second, Both red and blue light will blink one time simultaneous to indicate the headset is on. The headset is now turned on and in stand-by mode. The red LED light will blink continuously in stand-by mode.

5.2 To turn off: Press and hold the On/Off button

for around 4 seconds.

The red LED light will blink 3 times then turn off.

6 CONNECT WITH PC/NOTEBOOK

6.1 Pair with your PC/Notebook

Pairing process is required before making connection with either PC or Notebook device. (1) Make sure your PC or Notebook has been installed Bluetooth driver first, double click on the

Bluetooth icon

at the desktop or the right hand of task bar to enter the

setup window “IVT Corporation BlueSoleil – Main window”.

(2) Turn on the headset, press and hold on the On/Off Button briefly for about 3 seconds. (3) From “BlueSoleil” select “My Bluetooth” tab and select “Bluetooth Device Discovery”. (You may also press F5 for quick device search)

(4) Select and Right Click on “Stereo Headset (VX.XX.XX)” , then select “Pair Device”.

(5) When “Bluetooth PIN Code Request” window comes up, enter the

default password “ 0000 ” and press OK.

(6) Once the password has been entered, a check mark will appear next to

the headset shape icon, which is the indication that the “Pairing process” has been completed.

6.2 Play music with PC and Notebook

Once the pairing process is completed with the PC or Notebook device, do the following to establish the connection: First, right click on the “Stereo Headset (VX.XX.XX)” icon to display the drop-down window. Then, select “Refresh Services”.

Second, right click on the “Stereo Headset (VX.XX.XX)” icon to display the drop-down window. Then, select “Connect” to complete the connection.

Note:

After you have successfully paired and connected the headset with the target device(s) for the first time, you may press the Play

button twice to activate

speed connection

. However, you do have to complete these pairing sequences manually for the first time.

You may listen to the audio through audio adapter or PC software such as Window Media player or Real Player. If you have followed these sequence but still not able to establish the connection. Please double check the steps or repeat the connecting sequence from Section 6.

You may confirm the status of the connectivity between Stereo Headset and PC by checking on the Audio tab under Sounds and Audio Devices Property. “Bluetooth AV/HS Audio” will show under Sound Playback section if the device has been properly connected. In case your operation system does not automatically set with “Bluetooth

AV/HS Audio” at the Sound Playback section after being properly connected, just select this option manually.

6.2.1 Button Functionality Under Music Mode

Play music, Pause

Stop music,Power off

Reverse, Previous Song Title.

Forward, Next Song Title.

Increase Volume (V+).

Decrease Volume (V-).

7. CONNECT WITH SKYPE

This headset offers a convenient solution to receive and dial out calls from Skype remotely. The following instructions will take you through the steps to connect with Skype.

7.1 Configure audio gateway to work with Skype

1. Double click on the Bluetooth icon to activate IVT Corporation BlueSoleil – Main window.

7.2 Pair Headset With PC

1. Turn on or reactivate the headset by pressing

icon.

Be sure to press the

key continuously until single red LED light is blinking regularly with slow beat, which indicates the headset is now under pairing mode.

2. From “BlueSoleil” select “My Bluetooth” tab and select “Bluetooth Device Discovery”. (You may also press F5 for quick device search)

3. Select and Right Click on “Stereo Headset (VX.XX.XX)” , then select “Pair Device”.

4. When “Bluetooth PIN Code Request” window comes up, enter the default password “ 0000 ” and press OK.

5. Once the password has been entered, a check mark will appear next to the headset shape icon, which is the indication that the “Pairing process” has been completed.

Note: When “Paired” appears under the Additional Information column, it is an indication that your headset has been successfully paired with PC.

7.3 Establish link between IVT software and Skype

1. Select “Bluetooth Human Interface Device Service”.

2. Right click on “Bluetooth Human Interface Device Service” first and select “Connect” to activate.

3. Then, press continuously on the

key of the headset until a message “Remote Device Stereo Headset (VX.XX.XX) has connected to my Headset AG service!” show up at the lower right hand corner.

Now, the headset is ready in dialing/receiving position with Skype.

4. Press

twice to turn off Skype.

5. Press continuously on the

key of the headset

to activate Skype again.

7.4 Configure Skype’s Settings

Few simple modifications need to be done before you can connect this headset with Skype properly. Please refer to the steps below to make the changes.

1. Activate Skype from your computer. (The following steps are based on Skype Version 1.2.0.48)

2. Select “Tools” tab and select “Options”

3. Under Hotkeys tab, select and enable the “Enable global hotkeys” option by placing the check mark. Then, enable both the “Answer call” and “Reject/Hang up call” features by click on the Enable Hotkey tab.

4. Make sure the Hotkey value for “Answer call” is set as “Alt+PgUp”, and “Reject/Hang up call” is set as “Alt+PgDn” in order to work properly. (“Alt+PgUp” and “Alt+PgDn” is the default value of Skype.)

5. Under Sound Devices tab, change the default value of Audio In and Audio Out to Bluetooth Audio.

6. Press Save to complete the setup.

7.5 Basic Operation within Skype Mode

Now, you are ready to use your Bluetooth headset to work with Skype. As a prerequisite, Skype’s interface MUST remain as the ACTIVE WINDOW when using your headset to control remotely.

1. Press on Play key

once to dial out or receive incoming calls.

2. Press

twice to turn off Skype.

3. Press continuously on the

key of the headset to activate Skype again.

4. Press on Forward key

for 3 seconds or press on Ctrl +Tab keys to

switch in between tabs under Skype environment. (Make sure Skype’s “Contact tab” remains as the ACTIVE window.)

5. Switch between

and keys to rotate between contact names under

the Contact tab, and press on Play key

to initiate the call. The cursor

must not stay in the INPUT Box

area

in order to let your headset control Skype remotely. (Make sure Skype’s “Contact tab” remains as the ACTIVE window.)

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