Zoom iHiFi 4355 User Manual

ZOOM BLUETOOTH

IPOD TRANSMITTER and

iHiFi STEREO HEADPHONES

Quick Start

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Using the Zoom® Bluetooth iPod Transmitter
and iHiFi

Your package includes:

• Bluetooth iPod Transmitter

• iHiFi Bluetooth Headphones/Headset

• USB charging cable that lets you charge your iPod when

the Transmitter is plugged in

To set up your wireless connection, follow these steps:

1 Make sure your iPod is charged (page 4).
2 Make sure your Headphones are charged (page
3 Attach the Transmitter to your iPod and pair the iPod with

the Headphones (page

To use the Headphones, see page 7.

To pair the Headphones with both your iPod and your
Bluetooth mobile/cell phone, see page

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Bluetooth® Stereo Headphones

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Step 1: Charging the iPod

The iHiFi Transmitter is powered by the iPod. If your iPod is
not charged, you can charge it as you normally do, without the
Transmitter plugged in.

You can also charge the iPod with the Transmitter plugged in.
Just turn on your computer and connect one end of the
supplied charging cable to the Transmitter's mini-USB port,
and the other end to a USB port on your computer. This way,
you can listen to music while your iPod battery is low.

Volume Up

Volume Down

Mini-USB port

Note: If your computer has iTunes installed, iTunes takes
control of your iPod and you will not be able to use it to listen
to music. To regain control, open iTunes and use the
software's eject command.

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Step 2: Charging the Bluetooth Headphones

USB charging
jack

Charging
cable

Charging
LED

On/Off
switch

Follow these steps:
a Make sure that your computer is NOT set to go into sleep

mode after a period of inactivity. Check the computer's
documentation for instructions.

b Plug one end of the supplied USB charging cable into the

Headphones' charging jack.

c With your Macintosh or PC turned on, plug the other end of

the charging cable into a USB port on the computer.
The Headphones' charging LED is red during charging.

The Headphones may take up to 2 hours to become fully
charged, at which point the LED turns green.

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

the Headphones and the computer.

e Keep the Headphones switched off until you're ready to

pair them with the iPod Transmitter.

The fully charged Headphones typically work for 12 hours.
Note: Zoom offers an optional iHiFi charger for charging the

Headphones without a computer. See www.zoom.com for
more information.

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Step 3: Pairing the iPod Transmitter with the Headphones

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

To pair the iPod Transmitter with the Headphones:
a Make sure the Headphones are within a few meters of the

iPod.

b Turn on the iPod and the Headphones.
c Plug the iPod Transmitter into the iPod's dock connector.

As the Transmitter searches for another Bluetooth device,
its LEDs flash red and blue.

The Headphones' Pairing LED also flashes red and blue
as the Headphones search for another Bluetooth device.

Pairing
LED

The Headphones and the iPod Transmitter should pair
quickly. When they do, the Headphones' Pairing LED
flashes blue for 10 seconds and then turns off.

The Transmitter's blue LED continues to flash on and off
during the time it is paired with the Headphones. If the

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Transmitter loses pairing, its LEDs will flash while it tries to
re-initiate pairing.

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

11.

Note: If you want to turn off the iPod transmitter and/or the
iPod, unplug the transmitter.

Using the Headphones to listen to your iPod

Volume
Up

Volume
Down

Play/Pause

Stop

Forward/
Phone

Pairing LED

Back

Microphone

As soon as the iPod Transmitter and the Headphones
become paired, you can listen to the music stored on your
iPod.

Use the

and buttons on the Headphones to control the
music volume. (You can also control the iPod's volume
through the Transmitter: press the right LED/ button on the
Transmitter to increase the volume, or the left LED/

button

to decrease the volume.)

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To move up or down in your current playlist, press the

Forward or Back button on the Headphones. Press the
Play/Pause button to pause the music briefly and then restart

it. Press the Stop button to turn off the music.(When you
press Play after pressing Stop, you will start at the beginning
of your entire play list.)

The chart below lists all button functions. The functions for
making calls on your cell phone (see page
italics.

10) are shown in

Button Function

Plays next song. Press twice to skip
ahead two songs, three times to skip

Forward or

Answer/end

phone call

ahead three songs, etc.

Lets you answer/terminate a phone
call.

In Idle state, hold down 2 seconds to
redial the most-recently dialed number.

Flashes red and blue while pairing,
flashes blue when paired, and turns off

Pairing LED

after 10 seconds.

Plays previous song. To skip back two
songs, press twice; to skip back three,

Back

press three times, etc.

Microphone Flips down for phone conversations.

Play/ Pause

Toggles music on and off.

Mutes/unmutes the microphone.

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Stop

Ends the music.
To power off the headset, hold for 4

seconds.
To power back on and re-initiate

pairing, hold again for 4 seconds.

Rejects an incoming call.

Volume up

Volume down

Increases sound volume. System
beeps at maximum.

Decreases volume. System beeps at
minimum.

Caution from The American Speech-Language-Hearing
Association (ASHA)

To avoid hearing damage, ASHA counsels headphone
users to turn down the volume, take frequent listening
breaks, and wear headphones like Zoom's that fit over the
ears to block background noise.

Pairing the Headphones Simultaneously with Your iPod and your Bluetooth Mobile/Cell Phone

To switch back and forth between listening to music and
speaking on your Bluetooth mobile/cell phone, follow

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