User's Manual

Collex Communication Corp.

Proprietary and Confidential

2004/6/17

Collex Bluetooth Dongle AG-301 is an audio gateway that can be used with

any application requesting personal audio, such as mobile phone, PC and

home line. AG-301 can be used to direct connection from any kinds of none

Bluetooth mobile phone to Bluetooth earphones. It provides a talking time

up to 3.5 hours and the stand-by time is up to 80 hours.

AG-301 user interface includes ON/OFF switch for the Dongle, issuing

connection management requests and battery can be recharged with DC

jack. Unless otherwise configured, AG-301 will accept connections from any

device that is trying to establish connection. The pairing procedure is

initiated from the connecting device. When paired to a specific device,

AG-301 will only accept incoming connections from that device. In this

configuration, AG-301 will also establish an outgoing connection to the

device that AG-301 is paired with.

 Package

Bluetooth Dongle AG-301

Charger

User manual

 AG-301 Overview

Charger connector

Earpiece connector

Indicator light

On/ Off / Pairing button

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Collex Communication Corp. Collex Bluetooth Dongle AG-301 is an audio gateway that can be used with any application requesting personal audio, such as mobile phone, PC and home line. AG-301 can be used to direct connection from any kinds of none Bluetooth mobile phone to Bluetooth earphones. It provides a talking time up to 3.5 hours and the stand-by time is up to 80 hours.
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Collex Communication Corp. Getting Started Turn On Pressing and holding the button until the indicator light starts to flash green light. Turn Off When AG-301 is on, turning off AG-301 is to press and hold the button until the indicator light begins to flash red light. Pairing When pairing, you need to switch the headset to pairing mode firstly (Please refer to your headset user manual).
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Collex Communication Corp. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) 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.