Zoom 4386-TF, 4380 User Manual

iHiFi BLUETOOTH HEADSET

and USB ADAPTER

for making SKYPE™ CALLS

Quick Start

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Making Skype™ Calls With This Product

Thank you for choosing Zoom®. Your package includes:

• Zoom Bluetooth

• Zoom iHiFi

• Cable for charging the headset from a computer's USB

port

• CD-ROM with Adapter warranty and User Guide

You will need:

• A computer running Windows

available USB port

• Skype Internet phone service. If Skype is not already

installed on your computer, go to www.Skype.com download the free software. (Note to Windows Vista users: Skype 3.1 works with most Vista installations.)

To set up your system to make phone calls over the Internet, follow these steps:

1 Charge the headset (page 2 Install the USB Bluetooth adapter on your Windows PC

(page

3 Configure the adapter and then pair your computer with

the headset (page

4 Configure Skype to use the iHiFi Bluetooth headset as its

sound device (page

5 Make and receive Skype calls using the headset (page 13)

Class 1 USB Adapter

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Bluetooth Headset

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XP or 2000 with an

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Step 1: Charging the Bluetooth headset

USB charging jack

Charging cable

Charging LED

On/Off switch

Follow these steps:

a Make sure the computer is turned on and NOT set to go

into sleep mode after a period of inactivity.

b Plug one end of the charging cable into the computer's

USB port and plug the other end of the cable into the headset's charging jack.

The headset’s charging LED is red during charging. It can take up to 2 hours for the headset to become fully charged, at which point the LED turns green.

c When the LED is green, unplug the charging cable from

the headset and the computer.

d Switch off the headset until you're ready to use it. The fully charged headset typically works for 12 hours.

Note: Zoom offers an optional iHiFi adapter for charging without a PC. See www.zoom.com

for more information.

Step 2: Installing the USB Adapter

Important: Install the software before you plug the adapter into your computer.

a Insert the installation CD into the CD drive. The CD should

start automatically. (If it does not, double-click the Computer or My Computer icon on your desktop and then, in the Computer/My Computer window, double-click the Zoom icon.)

Windows Vista users: At the User Account Control

message, click Continue.

b In the Language Selection window, choose your

language.

c In the next window, select Installation Wizard, then

choose Bluetooth USB Adapter.

d In the Windows Choose Setup Language dialog box,

select the language that will appear in the Adapter configuration/pairing screens, the online help, and the User Manual, and click OK.

e In the InstallShield Wizard dialog box, follow the

prompts to install the software.

When the License Agreement dialog box appears, click I accept the terms . . . and then click Next.

Windows XP and 2000:

In the Custom Settings dialog box, leave the Startup Shortcut and Desktop Shortcut boxes checked, and click Next.

f The installation may take a few minutes. When it is

complete, click Finish to exit. Note the new Bluetooth icon on your desktop:

g Remove the CD from the DVD/CD drive and restart your

computer.

Step 3: Configuring the Adapter and pairing your computer with the Bluetooth Headset

Pairing is the procedure that establishes a wireless link between two Bluetooth devices.

To pair the computer and the headset:

a Turn on your computer if it is not already on. b Plug the Bluetooth Adapter into a USB port on the

computer. A message tells you that your new hardware is installed

and ready to use.

c If the software does not start automatically, double-click

the Bluetooth icon on your desktop to open the Bluetooth main window.

Windows Vista: In the User Account Control

message, click Continue.

d In the Welcome to Bluetooth dialog box, you can enter a

different Device Name to be displayed to other Bluetooth- enabled devices.

Select your computer type from the Device Type list, leave the Use security level Medium check box selected, and click OK.

e To start pairing, first turn on the headset and make sure it

is within a few meters of your computer. The headset automatically goes into discoverable mode

(that is, it becomes visible to other Bluetooth devices) and its pairing LED flashes red and blue to indicate that it is searching for another device to pair with.

Pairing LED

f Then open the My Bluetooth menu and select Bluetooth

Device Discovery to see the available devices in the area.

The devices are shown in orbit around the sun, which represents your computer. Right-click the icon for the BT AV Headset, and on the popup menu select Pair Device:

g Windows XP and 2000: In the Enter Bluetooth

Passkey dialog box, enter 0000, and click OK.

All operating systems: The headset icon becomes orange to indicate that it is paired with the adapter.

The headset should pair quickly with the computer. When pairing takes place, the headset's Pairing LED flashes blue for 10 seconds and then turns off.

Note: If pairing doesn't occur, see the Notes on Pairing on page

h To connect the headset to Bluetooth services, first open

the My Bluetooth menu and select Bluetooth Service Discovery. At the top of the screen, the headphones and headset services icons are highlighted. You need to connect to both services. In the main part of the screen, right-click the BT AV Headset icon and select Connect→Bluetooth Advanced Audio Service. Then right-click the icon again and select Connect→ Bluetooth Headset Service.

The BT AV Headset icon and the icons for the two services become green to indicate that they are connected. In the main window (shown opposite) you will see a small red ball travelling on a dotted line between the headset and your computer.

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i (Optional) If you want to place connection shortcuts on

your desktop, right-click again on the BT AV Headset icon, select Save Connection As Shortcut→ Bluetooth

Advanced Audio Service. Repeat for Bluetooth Headset Service.

Now, whenever you want to pair with and connect to the headset, just turn the headset on and double-click both shortcut icons:

BT AV Headset

(AV Headphone)

BT AV Headset (Audio Device)

To unpair and disconnect the headset, see page 17.

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