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Preface

MOTOROLA’s Bluetooth Headset CHYN4590A is a cordless mobile solution built on Bluetooth wireless

technology.

Please proceed the instructions before using your Headset

What is Bluetooth Technology?

The Bluetooth wireless Technology eliminates constraint of cables by making connection to any portable and

stationary device realized. This is built on the technology that is based on a radio link that provides voice

and data transmission.

The Bluetooth wireless technology uses a worldwide available range of frequency to ensure communication

compatibility throughout the globe.

How the Headset is Used?

For Headset to work, it must be used with mobile phone, PC or any device with Bluetooth technology that

conforms to the Headset Profile. This User’s Guide concentrates on how to use the Headset with your mobile

phone. When the Headset is connected to your mobile phone, calls can be made by using voice control

(provided that this function is supported by your phone). Because the Headset is designed to keep your

hands free, the phone can be tucked away in your pocket or in a bag. By using a two-side push button on the

Headset, you can easily handle incoming and outgoing calls, and adjust the volume.

Summary of content (12 pages)

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Preface MOTOROLA’s Bluetooth Headset CHYN4590A is a cordless mobile solution built on Bluetooth wireless technology. Please proceed the instructions before using your Headset What is Bluetooth Technology? The Bluetooth wireless Technology eliminates constraint of cables by making connection to any portable and stationary device realized. This is built on the technology that is based on a radio link that provides voice and data transmission.
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Operating Your Headset Overview To be able to use the Headset together with a mobile phone, or any device that you want to use with the Bluetooth Headset, it has to be compatible with Bluetooth wireless technology and supports the Headset Profile. In order to use the Headset with a mobile phone, you need to have a phone with Bluetooth capability built-in.
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Putting On the Headset Put on the Headset with the ear clip behind your ear. Ensure the microphone is pointing toward your mouth.
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Turning the Headset On or Off To turn the Headset on Press and hold the Headset SW3 and (SW2orSW1) button, followed by the indicator light. The Headset indicator light will flash blue, but alarming sound when low battery is detected. To turn the Headset off The indicator light flashes one time when you press and hold the Headset SW3 and (SW2orSW1) button. The Headset is now turned off.
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Charging The Headset comes with a rechargeable battery included. The battery is not fully charged when it is new. For first time use, insert the adaptor into the Headset to charge until the indicator light turns green. It takes 1-1.5hours to fully charge the battery. To indicate that the Headset runs on low power, the Headset indicator light flashes red when the Headset is on.
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is worn. Making and Receiving Calls Once the Headset is successfully paired with your phone, you can use the Headset to make and receive calls, provided that the Headset is on and operated within up to 10m/ 30ft. with no solid obstructions of the phone. The Headset can be used with voice dialing if your phone supports this feature. For detailed operation on voice control, please refer to your phone’s user’s manual. The Headset light indicator will flash slower during an ongoing call.
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Press the Headset button “SW3” or the NO key to end the call. Answering Calls When the Headset rings, press the button “SW3” on the Headset to answer a call. Single click “SW3” on the Headset or the NO key to end the call. Press ”SW3” on the Headset for a few seconds or the NO key to refuse all the phone calls. To answer a second call During a conversation, you can answer a second incoming call by pressing the “SW3” for a few seconds, and you can still use the Headset for talking and listening.
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Additional information Troubleshooting This section lists some problems that you might encounter while using your Headset. The Headset Indicator Light Flashes Red This indicates that the Headset is running on low battery and has limited talk time and standby time left. Charge the Headset for approximately 1 to 1.5 hours. No Sound Contact Between Headset and Other Device In order for the Headset and the device you are using to recognize one another, they ought to be paired.
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Product Care and Maintenance Please read the following to get the most out of your sophisticated Bluetooth Headset about product care, safe and efficient use. For any queries about any exceptions when using Bluetooth equipment, due to national requirements or limitations, please visit www.bluetooth.com. Product Care • Use of non-Motorola original accessories may result in performance deterioration, product damage, injury, or electronic shock, and warranty termination.
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IMPORTANT! Connection cannot be guaranteed at all times under all conditions as the Headset used with the electronic device operates using radio signals, landline and cellular networks. Therefore its not recommended depending primarily on any electronic device for essential communication (e.g. 911 calls). Keep in mind that when making or receiving calls, the Headset and the electronic device connected to it must be turned on and within signal strength.
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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. 2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. 15.
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user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more 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. FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement: 1.