User's Manual

Bluetooth Headset Bluetooth Transmitter

Battery Cover-Release Button

Line-out Jack to

Stereo System

Battery Compartment

cover

Power On/Off

Switch

Power On/Off

Switch

Power LED

(Green)

LED

(Red / Blue)

Audio Plug

(to iPod

headphone port)

Volume

Level Control

POWER

VOLUME

POWER

VOLUME

ON OFF

User's Guide

Package Contents:

Thank you for purchasing the bluetooth headset and transmitter that connects to iPod. The

headset can serves as a wireless streaming device, all it takes is to connect the home stereo system to it’s

line-out port. The iPod is used as a remote control and can stream music from as far as 30 feet to the headset

or home stereo system.

1) Bluetooth Headset

2) Bluetooth Transmitter

3) 4 AAA batteries

4) Line-out audio cable

Specifications:

Power requirements  DC 3V [1.5V AAA x 2]

Headset Speaker  40mm Mylar cone

Impedance   32 Ohms ± 4 Ohms

Distortion    1% THD at NOM.DEV

S/N Ratio    60dB

R/L Balance   ±2dB (mono)

Weight    Approx. 170g

Hardware Basics

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User's Guide Thank you for purchasing the bluetooth headset and transmitter that connects to iPod. The headset can serves as a wireless streaming device, all it takes is to connect the home stereo system to it’s line-out port. The iPod is used as a remote control and can stream music from as far as 30 feet to the headset or home stereo system.
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1. Press the battery compartment Cover-Release button on the headset to open the cover and insert two 1.5volt, AAA batteries. 2. Open the battery compartment cover from the back of the transmitter and insert two 1.5volt, AAA batteries 3. Slide the Headset power switch on, the LED light will turn green. 4. Slide the Transmitter power switch on, the LED light will turn red and start pairing with the headset. Once the pairing is finished, LED light will turn to blue color and flash steadily. 5.
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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.