User's Manual

BHF02 User Manual

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Power on: In shut-dow n state, long press the Mult i-Function Button ( MFB) about 3 seconds, the

headphone is turned on with a prompt tone and blue light flashes 5 time quickly

Pairing: Long press MFB around 5s to Power on with prompt tone, the blue light flashe s 5 times quickly

then blue an d red light flash alte rnately, and the head phone enter the pairing mode w ith a prompt tone.

Then operate the cellphone to pair with it.

Re-connecting :

1) Long press MFB around 3s to power on and it will enter the re-connec tion mode with blue light flas h

once every 5s, And re-connected with the paired device in prior ity. by double-clicking the MFB to skip to

pairing mode if needed. But the paired device needs to be re-connected manually under pairing mode

2) The headphone will enter re-connection mode after back to ef fective working distance If disconnected

because of over distance

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BHF02 User Manual Power on: In shut-dow n state, long press the Mult i-Function Button ( MFB) about 3 seconds, the headphone is turned on with a prompt tone and blue light flashes 5 time quickly Pairing: Long press MFB around 5s to Power on with prompt tone, the blue light flashe s 5 times quickly then blue an d red light flash alte rnately, and the head phone enter the pairing mode w ith a prompt tone. Then operate the cellphone to pair with it.
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BHF02 User Manual Power off: In pow ered on state, long press MFB about 3s with red light flash 5 times quickly and with a prompt tone Answer phone calls: In Bluetooth Connected state, there is in-coming call, short press the MFB to pick up the call with a prompt tone. End up phone calls: During calling state, short press MFB to end up the calls with a prompt tone Reject phone calls: for unwanted phone calling, long press MFB about 2 seconds to reject with a prompt tone.
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BHF02 User Manual seconds immediately , there is a prompt tone.
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BHF02 User Manual 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.