HALO BT650S - Casque Bluetooth JABRA - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL HALO BT650S JABRA

Quick Start Manual for Apple® Products www.jabra.com iPhone® and iPod touch® are registered trademarks of Apple Inc.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Apple iPhone® and iPod touch® supporting Bluetooth® stereo streaming.

Apple® Inc. has released a Software Update that enables Apple iPhone® 3G & 3GS and iPod touch® (2nd generation) devices to wirelessly via Bluetooth® stream stereo music content from the device to a Bluetooth® wireless technology enabled headset that supports the Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP). Please note, that iPhone® Software Update version 3.0 and or later is required to make the headset work. This software needs to be purchased, as it is sold separately (visit www.apple.com for more information and purchasing). Your Jabra HALO Bluetooth® wireless technology stereo headset supports this A2DP profile which enables you to listen to music streamed wirelessly from the iPhone® or iPod touch® to the headset. However, the iPhone® and iPod touch® devices do not support the profile named Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP) to a full extent. This profile enables remote control functions from the headset like Play, Pause, Stop, Track Forward, Track Backwards, Fast Forward and Fast Backwards.

EN_EMEA This means that you have limited or no

AVRCP functionality from your Jabra HALO headset towards either the Apple iPhone® or iPod touch® - depending on which software update you have installed: - With Apple® software update version 3.0 you have no AVRCP functionality from your Jabra HALO headset towards either the Apple iPhone® or iPod touch®. - With Apple® software update version 3.1 you have support for Play, Pause and Stop. There is no support for Track Forward, Track Backwards, Fast Forward, Fast Backwards. Please note, that you can always answer and end calls (and adjust the volume) directly from the Jabra Headset if you have iPhone® Software Update version 3.0 and or later installed on your Apple iPhone® 3G & 3GS and iPod touch® (2nd generation).

1 About your Jabra HALO Before using your new Jabra HALO headset, you must fully charge it and set it up by ‘pairing’ it with your Apple iPhone® or iPod touch®.

1 Answer/End or Play/Pause button 2 Volume Control or Track Change touch sensor 3 Hinges for folding of headset 4 Battery indicator 5 Bluetooth® connectivity indicator

2 Charging your Jabra HALO Make sure that your Jabra HALO is fully charged before using it for the first time. While charging, the battery indicator light is red and when fully charged the battery indicator light is solid green. Charging time is approximately 2h. You can use the Jabra HALO while charging it.

3 Turning your Jabra HALO on and off

Unfolding the headset will turn it on; Folding the headset will turn it off. 1. To fold: Carefully extend the headset at the hinges (3) and fold. The headset will now conveniently fold into a compact size. 2. To unfold: Carefully unfold the headset and lock the hinges into place.

4 Pairing your Jabra HALO to the iPhone® or iPod touch®

1.a. First time pairing Unfold the headset and lock the hinges into place so that the headset is turned on. The Jabra HALO will automatically enter pairing mode and search for a device. 1.b. Later pairing Press and hold the Answer/End button (1) until the indicator light (5) is solid blue (approximately 4 seconds). 2. Activate Bluetooth® on your iPhone® or iPod touch® device. - From the Home screen, choose Settings > General > Bluetooth and turn Bluetooth® on, as illustrated on the next few pages.

From the Home screen, choose Settings and then select General.

From the General screen select Bluetooth.

The device now searches for nearby Bluetooth® wireless technology enabled devices.

3. Choose Jabra HALO on your iPhone® / iPod touch® and confirm with PIN code

EN_EMEA Your iPhone® or iPod touch® is now connected to your Jabra HALO.

5 Using your Jabra HALO When the iPhone® is connected to a Bluetooth® wireless technology enabled device, all outgoing calls are routed through the device by default. Incoming calls are routed through the Jabra HALO if you answer using the headset and through your iPhone® if you answer using the iPhone®.

Your iPhone® can be connected with only one Bluetooth® wireless technology enabled device at a time. Bluetooth® Status You can see whether Bluetooth® is on or off, and whether a Bluetooth® device is connected to your iPhone®, by looking at the Bluetooth® icon in the iPhone® status bar at the top of the screen: • or (white): Bluetooth® is on and a device is connected to the iPhone®. • (gray): Bluetooth® is on but no device is connected. If you´ve paired a device with the iPhone®, it may be out of range or turned off. • No Bluetooth® icon in status bar: Bluetooth® is turned off. Answer or end a call - Tap the Answer/End button (1) to receive / end calls. Adjust sound and volume - Use the touch control (2) for turning volume up or down.

EN_EMEA Play or pause music

- With Apple® software update version 3.0 you have no AVRCP functionality from your Jabra HALO headset towards either the Apple iPhone® or iPod touch®. - With Apple® software update version 3.1 you have support for Play & Pause - simply tap the MFB button on the headset to Play/ Pause. Change between music tracks - There is no support for Track Forward, Track Backwards, Fast Forward, Fast Backwards. Please perform this operation from the iPhone® or iPod touch® device directly. Routing Calls Back through iPhone® - There are a few ways to stop using a headset or car kit and go back to hearing calls through iPhone®. Route calls through iPhone® - Answer a call by tapping the iPhone® touch screen. - During a call, tap Audio on iPhone®. Choose iPhone® to hear calls through iPhone®, choose Speaker Phone to hear calls through the speakerphone, or choose a connected Bluetooth® wireless technology enabled device.

- Turn off Bluetooth® From the Home screen choose Settings > General > Bluetooth and drag the switch to Off.

- Turn off the headset, or move out of range. You must be within about 30 feet of a Bluetooth® wireless technology enabled device for it to be connected to iPhone®. Unpairing a Device from iPhone® or iPod touch® If you’ve paired your iPhone® with a device and want to use another device instead, you must unpair the first device. Unpair a device from iPhone® or iPod touch® 1 From the Home screen choose Settings > General > Bluetooth. If Bluetooth® isn’t on, turn it on. 2 Choose a device and tap Unpair. Until you pair the device with iPhone® again, iPhone® doesn’t route calls through it. Turning Bluetooth® on iPhone® or iPod touch® On or Off From the Home screen choose Settings > General > Bluetooth, then turn Bluetooth® on or off.

EN_EMEA Using your Jabra HALO with the 3.5mm music cable (not Bluetooth®)

- Insert the 3.5mm music cable to the microUSB socket and connect the 3.5mm jack into the device. Please note that the Bluetooth® features (including receiving calls and touch control) are disabled when using the Jabra HALO with the cable. Using your Jabra HALO with the 3.5mm music cable is not possible if the battery is completely discharged, so make sure that it is at least partly charged.

Please note the left/right wearing indicators inside the headband. Adapt the size of your Jabra HALO by extending the length of the headband at the speakers. Visit www.jabra.com/HALO for full user manual

EN_NA IMPORTANT NOTE: Apple iPhone® and iPod touch® supporting Bluetooth® stereo streaming.

Apple® Inc. has released a Software Update that enables Apple iPhone® 3G & 3GS and iPod touch® (2nd generation) devices to wirelessly via Bluetooth® stream stereo music content from the device to a Bluetooth® wireless technology enabled headset that supports the Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP). Please note, that iPhone® Software Update version 3.0 and or later is required to make the headset work. This software needs to be purchased, as it is sold separately (visit www.apple.com for more information and purchasing). Your Jabra HALO Bluetooth® wireless technology stereo headset supports this A2DP profile which enables you to listen to music streamed wirelessly from the iPhone® or iPod touch® to the headset. However, the iPhone® and iPod touch® devices do not support the profile named Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP) to a full extent. This profile enables remote control functions from the headset like Play, Pause, Stop, Track Forward, Track Backwards, Fast Forward and Fast Backwards.

EN_NA This means that you have limited or no

AVRCP functionality from your Jabra HALO headset towards either the Apple iPhone® or iPod touch® - depending on which software update you have installed: - With Apple® software update version 3.0 you have no AVRCP functionality from your Jabra HALO headset towards either the Apple iPhone® or iPod touch®. - With Apple® software update version 3.1 you have support for Play, Pause and Stop. There is no support for Track Forward, Track Backwards, Fast Forward, Fast Backwards. Please note, that you can always answer and end calls (and adjust the volume) directly from the Jabra Headset if you have iPhone® Software Update version 3.0 and or later installed on your Apple iPhone® 3G & 3GS and iPod touch® (2nd generation).

1 About your Jabra HALO Before using your new Jabra HALO headset, you must fully charge it and set it up by ‘pairing’ it with your Apple iPhone® or iPod touch®.

1 Answer/End or Play/Pause button 2 Volume Control or Track Change touch sensor 3 Hinges for folding of headset 4 Battery indicator 5 Bluetooth® connectivity indicator

2 Charging your Jabra HALO Make sure that your Jabra HALO is fully charged before using it for the first time. While charging, the battery indicator light is red and when fully charged the battery indicator light is solid green. Charging time is approximately 2h. You can use the Jabra HALO while charging it.

3 Turning your Jabra HALO on and off

Unfolding the headset will turn it on; Folding the headset will turn it off. 1. To fold: Carefully extend the headset at the hinges (3) and fold. The headset will now conveniently fold into a compact size. 2. To unfold: Carefully unfold the headset and lock the hinges into place.

4 Pairing your Jabra HALO to the iPhone® or iPod touch®

1.a. First time pairing Unfold the headset and lock the hinges into place so that the headset is turned on. The Jabra HALO will automatically enter pairing mode and search for a device. 1.b. Later pairing Press and hold the Answer/End button (1) until the indicator light (5) is solid blue (approximately 4 seconds). 2. Activate Bluetooth®on your iPhone® or iPod touch® device. - From the Home screen, choose Settings > General > Bluetooth and turn Bluetooth® on, as illustrated on the next few pages.

From the Home screen, choose Settings and then select General.

From the General screen select Bluetooth.

The device now searches for nearby Bluetooth® wireless technology enabled devices.

3. Choose Jabra HALO on your iPhone® / iPod touch® and confirm with PIN code

EN_NA Your iPhone® or iPod touch® is now connected to your Jabra HALO.

5 Using your Jabra HALO When the iPhone® is connected to a Bluetooth® wireless technology enabled device, all outgoing calls are routed through the device by default.

Incoming calls are routed through the Jabra HALO if you answer using the headset and through your iPhone® if you answer using the iPhone®. Your iPhone® can be connected with only one Bluetooth® wireless technology enabled device at a time. Bluetooth® Status You can see whether Bluetooth® is on or off, and whether a Bluetooth® device is connected to your iPhone®, by looking at the Bluetooth® icon in the iPhone® status bar at the top of the screen: • or (white): Bluetooth® is on and a device is connected to the iPhone®. • (gray): Bluetooth® is on but no device is connected. If you´ve paired a device with the iPhone®, it may be out of range or turned off. • No Bluetooth® icon in status bar: Bluetooth® is turned off. Answer or end a call - Tap the Answer/End button (1) to receive / end calls. Adjust sound and volume - Use the touch control (2) for turning volume up or down.

EN_NA Play or pause music

- With Apple® software update version 3.0 you have no AVRCP functionality from your Jabra HALO headset towards either the Apple iPhone® or iPod touch®. - With Apple® software update version 3.1 you have support for Play & Pause - simply tap the MFB button on the headset to Play/ Pause. Change between music tracks - There is no support for Track Forward, Track Backwards, Fast Forward, Fast Backwards. Please perform this operation from the iPhone® or iPod touch® device directly. Routing Calls Back through iPhone® - There are a few ways to stop using a headset or car kit and go back to hearing calls through iPhone®. Route calls through iPhone® - Answer a call by tapping the iPhone® touch screen. - During a call, tap Audio on iPhone®. Choose iPhone® to hear calls through iPhone®, choose Speaker Phone to hear calls through the speakerphone, or choose a connected Bluetooth® wireless technology enabled device.

- Turn off Bluetooth® From the Home screen choose Settings > General > Bluetooth and drag the switch to Off.

- Turn off the headset, or move out of range. You must be within about 30 feet of a Bluetooth® wireless technology enabled device for it to be connected to iPhone®. Unpairing a Device from iPhone® or iPod touch® If you’ve paired your iPhone® with a device and want to use another device instead, you must unpair the first device. Unpair a device from iPhone® or iPod touch® 1 From the Home screen choose Settings > General > Bluetooth. If Bluetooth® isn’t on, turn it on. 2 Choose a device and tap Unpair. Until you pair the device with iPhone® again, iPhone® doesn’t route calls through it. Turning Bluetooth® on iPhone® or iPod touch® On or Off From the Home screen choose Settings > General > Bluetooth, then turn Bluetooth® on or off.

EN_NA Using your Jabra HALO with the 3.5mm music cable (not Bluetooth®)

- Insert the 3.5mm music cable to the microUSB socket and connect the 3.5mm jack into the device. Please note that the Bluetooth® features (including receiving calls and touch control) are disabled when using the Jabra HALO with the cable. Using your Jabra HALO with the 3.5mm music cable is not possible if the battery is completely discharged, so make sure that it is at least partly charged.

Please note the left/right wearing indicators inside the headband. Adapt the size of your Jabra HALO by extending the length of the headband at the speakers. Visit www.jabra.com/HALO for full user manual

EN_APAC IMPORTANT NOTE: Apple iPhone® and iPod touch® supporting Bluetooth® stereo streaming.

Apple® Inc. has released a Software Update that enables Apple iPhone® 3G & 3GS and iPod touch® (2nd generation) devices to wirelessly via Bluetooth® stream stereo music content from the device to a Bluetooth® wireless technology enabled headset that supports the Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP). Please note, that iPhone® Software Update version 3.0 and or later is required to make the headset work. This software needs to be purchased, as it is sold separately (visit www.apple.com for more information and purchasing). Your Jabra HALO Bluetooth® wireless technology stereo headset supports this A2DP profile which enables you to listen to music streamed wirelessly from the iPhone® or iPod touch® to the headset. However, the iPhone® and iPod touch® devices do not support the profile named Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP) to a full extent. This profile enables remote control functions from the headset like Play, Pause, Stop, Track Forward, Track Backwards, Fast Forward and Fast Backwards.

EN_APAC This means that you have limited or no

AVRCP functionality from your Jabra HALO headset towards either the Apple iPhone® or iPod touch® - depending on which software update you have installed: - With Apple® software update version 3.0 you have no AVRCP functionality from your Jabra HALO headset towards either the Apple iPhone® or iPod touch®. - With Apple® software update version 3.1 you have support for Play, Pause and Stop. There is no support for Track Forward, Track Backwards, Fast Forward, Fast Backwards. Please note, that you can always answer and end calls (and adjust the volume) directly from the Jabra Headset if you have iPhone® Software Update version 3.0 and or later installed on your Apple iPhone® 3G & 3GS and iPod touch® (2nd generation).

1 About your Jabra HALO Before using your new Jabra HALO headset, you must fully charge it and set it up by ‘pairing’ it with your Apple iPhone® or iPod touch®.

1 Answer/End or Play/Pause button 2 Volume Control or Track Change touch sensor 3 Hinges for folding of headset 4 Battery indicator 5 Bluetooth® connectivity indicator

2 Charging your Jabra HALO Make sure that your Jabra HALO is fully charged before using it for the first time. While charging, the battery indicator light is red and when fully charged the battery indicator light is solid green. Charging time is approximately 2h. You can use the Jabra HALO while charging it.

3 Turning your Jabra HALO on and off

Unfolding the headset will turn it on; Folding the headset will turn it off. 1. To fold: Carefully extend the headset at the hinges (3) and fold. The headset will now conveniently fold into a compact size. 2. To unfold: Carefully unfold the headset and lock the hinges into place.

4 Pairing your Jabra HALO to the iPhone® or iPod touch®

1.a. First time pairing Unfold the headset and lock the hinges into place so that the headset is turned on. The Jabra HALO will automatically enter pairing mode and search for a device. 1.b. Later pairing Press and hold the Answer/End button (1) until the indicator light (5) is solid blue (approximately 4 seconds). 2. Activate Bluetooth® on your iPhone® or iPod touch® device. - From the Home screen, choose Settings > General > Bluetooth and turn Bluetooth® on, as illustrated on the next few pages.

From the Home screen, choose Settings and then select General.

From the General screen select Bluetooth.

The device now searches for nearby Bluetooth® wireless technology enabled devices.

3. Choose Jabra HALO on your iPhone® / iPod touch® and confirm with PIN code

EN_APAC Your iPhone® or iPod touch® is now connected to your Jabra HALO.

5 Using your Jabra HALO When the iPhone® is connected to a Bluetooth® wireless technology enabled device, all outgoing calls are routed through the device by default.

Incoming calls are routed through the Jabra HALO if you answer using the headset and through your iPhone® if you answer using the iPhone®. Your iPhone® can be connected with only one Bluetooth® wireless technology enabled device at a time. Bluetooth® Status You can see whether Bluetooth® is on or off, and whether a Bluetooth® device is connected to your iPhone®, by looking at the Bluetooth® icon in the iPhone® status bar at the top of the screen: • or (white): Bluetooth® is on and a device is connected to the iPhone®. • (gray): Bluetooth® is on but no device is connected. If you´ve paired a device with the iPhone®, it may be out of range or turned off. • No Bluetooth® icon in status bar: Bluetooth® is turned off. Answer or end a call - Tap the Answer/End button (1) to receive / end calls. Adjust sound and volume - Use the touch control (2) for turning volume up or down.

EN_APAC Play or pause music

- With Apple® software update version 3.0 you have no AVRCP functionality from your Jabra HALO headset towards either the Apple iPhone® or iPod touch®. - With Apple® software update version 3.1 you have support for Play & Pause - simply tap the MFB button on the headset to Play/ Pause. Change between music tracks - There is no support for Track Forward, Track Backwards, Fast Forward, Fast Backwards. Please perform this operation from the iPhone® or iPod touch® device directly. Routing Calls Back through iPhone® - There are a few ways to stop using a headset or car kit and go back to hearing calls through iPhone®. Route calls through iPhone® - Answer a call by tapping the iPhone® touch screen. - During a call, tap Audio on iPhone®. Choose iPhone® to hear calls through iPhone®, choose Speaker Phone to hear calls through the speakerphone, or choose a connected Bluetooth® wireless technology enabled device.

- Turn off Bluetooth® From the Home screen choose Settings > General > Bluetooth and drag the switch to Off.

- Turn off the headset, or move out of range. You must be within about 30 feet of a Bluetooth® wireless technology enabled device for it to be connected to iPhone®. Unpairing a Device from iPhone® or iPod touch® If you’ve paired your iPhone® with a device and want to use another device instead, you must unpair the first device. Unpair a device from iPhone® or iPod touch® 1 From the Home screen choose Settings > General > Bluetooth. If Bluetooth® isn’t on, turn it on. 2 Choose a device and tap Unpair. Until you pair the device with iPhone® again, iPhone® doesn’t route calls through it. Turning Bluetooth® on iPhone® or iPod touch® On or Off From the Home screen choose Settings > General > Bluetooth, then turn Bluetooth® on or off.

EN_APAC Using your Jabra HALO with the 3.5mm music cable (not Bluetooth®)

- Insert the 3.5mm music cable to the microUSB socket and connect the 3.5mm jack into the device. Please note that the Bluetooth® features (including receiving calls and touch control) are disabled when using the Jabra HALO with the cable. Using your Jabra HALO with the 3.5mm music cable is not possible if the battery is completely discharged, so make sure that it is at least partly charged.

Please note the left/right wearing indicators inside the headband. Adapt the size of your Jabra HALO by extending the length of the headband at the speakers. Visit www.jabra.com/HALO for full user manual

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Inc. and any use of such marks by GN Netcom A/S is under license. (Design and specifications subject to change without notice). © 2009 GN Netcom US, Inc. all rights reserved. Jabra® is a registered trademark of GN Netcom A/S. All other trademarks included herein are the property of their respective owners. The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by GN Netcom A/S is under license. (Design and specifications subject to change without notice). Design Reg. pending international MADE IN CHINA TYPE: OTE5 GNM-OTE5