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USER MANUAL Fathom 178709 MANHATTAN

A Multifunction button B Previous song / track listing C Next song / track listing D Play/Pause E Micro USB charging port F Volume +/– dial G LED H Line In jack (3.5mm audio) J Built-in microphone K Near field communication (NFC) button4 ENGLISH Initial Setup Connecting You can connect the headphones two ways to enjoy audio:

• Create a wireless connection to a mobile device or computer that features Bluetooth wireless technology (see Bluetooth Pairing below); or

• Use the included 3.5mm stereo cable to connect (H) to an audio source (which doesn’t require charging the battery first). Note: The buttons — Multifunction (A), Previous (B), Next (C), Play/Pause (D) — and volume dial (F) work only during Bluetooth wireless operation. Built-in battery charging Prior to initial use as wireless headphones , the built-in battery needs to be charged. A full charge can take up to 3 hours, but you can listen to music or make phone calls while charging. 1 Use the included USB-to-micro USB cable to connect the headphones (E) to a powered computer or other charging device. 2 The LED (G) lights red while charging and turns off when the charge is complete. Note: The LED flashes red to indicate low voltage. Recharge the battery as soon as you can. For details, see About the Battery below. Bluetooth Pairing & Wireless Operation This product utilizes the latest in Bluetooth wireless technology; wireless performance may vary from device to device. If using this product with a Mac or PC, ensure that your Bluetooth driver is up to date. If it isn’t, visit your computer manufacturer’s website for details and updates. 1 Press the Multifunction button (A) for about 5 seconds, until the LED (G) alternately flashes red and blue. Note: Pressing the Multifunction button for just 3 seconds will put the headphones in Standby mode (the LED lights red, then flashes blue only).

With the LED (G) alternately flashing red and blue, activate your device’s Bluetooth function and search for Bluetooth devices. Refer as needed to the manual of your phone, tablet, computer, etc. regarding the Bluetooth operation of your source device. 3 Once the device finds “manhattanFATHOM,” an on-screen prompt will ask if you’re ready for pairing. Click or press OK or Confirm to continue. Note: If the device prompts you to enter a PIN, enter 0000 and click or press Yes or Confirm to continue.

• After a successful connection is made, the LED (G) will flash blue and the headset will beep. If the pairing has failed and the LED is still alternately flashing red and blue, the pairing procedure needs to be re-initiated on your source device. Pairing with more than one device at a time (Multipairing) These headphones can connect with two types of devices: those using a Hands-Free or Headset Profile (HFP orHSP), such as smartphones; and those using an Advanced Audio Distribution or Audio/ Video Remote Control Profile (A2DP or AVRCP), such as laptops. To pair the headphones with a phone and any other Bluetooth-enabled devices, pair with the other devices first, then turn them off before pairing with the phone last. When the other devices are turned on again, they will connect with the headphones automatically.

• Once multiple devices have been paired, the headphones will remember each one unless they are deleted from a device’s Bluetooth profile.

If the headphones are paired with a phone that supports both types of profiles (HFP and A2DP, for example), simultaneous connections may be made that won’t allow other devices to be connected. Reconnecting to a Bluetooth-enabled device Every time the headphones are turned on, they’ll automatically connect to the last connected device.

• If the headphones are in Standby mode but not connected to any HFP devices, briefly press the Multifunction button (A) twice to connect to the last connected HFP device. Mode DescriptionStandby Flashes blue Low battery Flashes red Incoming call Flashes blue rapidly Charging Lights redMode DescriptionPowering on Flashes bluePowering off Flashes redPairing Alternately flashes red and blue LED Indications5 ENGLISH

• If the headphones are in Standby mode but not connected to any A2DP devices, briefly press the Next button (C) once to connect to the last connected A2DP device. Near Field Communication (NFC) Operation Make sure that your mobile phone has the NFC function and the headphones aren’t low on power. Specific NFC procedures can vary among phones: Refer to your phone manual as needed for details.

• To automatically turn the headphones on or off, hold the phone (with the NFC function activated) within a centimeter of the inductive area (K) of the headphones for 3 seconds.

• To automatically enable the headphones’ Bluetooth function, hold the phone (with the NFC function activated) within a centimeter of the inductive area (K) of the headset for 5 seconds. About the Battery

• A new battery attains its optimal level of performance (its ability to fully power the headphones) only after two or three complete charge and discharge cycles. The battery can be charged and discharged hundreds of times, but it will eventually wear out.

• When not charging the battery, disconnect the headphones from any power source. Do not leave a fully charged battery connected to a charging circuit since overcharging may shorten battery life.

• If a fully charged battery is left unused, it will fully discharge over a period of time. These headphones will automatically turn off if no devices are connected during wireless operation.

• Leaving the headphones exposed to extremes in temperature for any length of time, such as in a parked car during summer or winter, will reduce the battery life and capacity. Ideally, the battery temperature should be maintained at 15-25˚C (59-77˚F).

• As with any batteries, do not dispose of the headphones in a fire or anywhere it could be expected to catch fire, as the built-in battery could explode. Operating Tips If you’re unable to connect the headphones to a device:

• Make sure that the headphones are fully charged, switched on, paired with the device and indicating a successful connection.

• Make sure the device’s Bluetooth function is activated.

• Check that the distance between the headphones and the device is no more than 10 m / 33 ft., and that there are no obstructions such as walls or other active wireless items between two devices that could interfere with the signal.

• Bluetooth music devices or Bluetooth / Bluetooth stereo transmitter music devices must support Bluetooth A2DP and Bluetooth AVRCP.

• If the headphones are paired to more than one device at the same time, they will only connect to the device with the strongest signal.

• Not all phones feature the function that allows the headphones to be switched from music to phone calls. Operation Steps Power on / Standby Press the Multifunction button about 3 seconds. The LED lights red, then flashes blue.Power off Press the Multifunction button about 3 seconds. The LED turns red with an audio confirmation. Pairing Press the Multifunction button about 5 seconds (until the LED alternately flashes red and blue). Answer/End a call Briefly press the Multifunction button. Reject a call Press the Multifunction button for about 2 seconds (until you hear a beep), then release.Last number redial In Standby mode, press the Multifunction button twice.Operation StepsPlay/Pause Briefly press

to play or pause music. Increase/Decrease During a call or while listening to music, rotate the Volume volume dial up or down to increase or decrease the volume. A beep indicates the maximum or minimum level.Previous Briefly press

to play the previous song in a playlist.Next Briefly press

to play the next song in a playlist. Voice transfer During a call, press the Multifunction button for about 2 seconds (until you hear a beep). The beep indicates you’ve switched between music and phone call modes. Microphone mute Briefly press the Multifunction button twice to switch the Mute function on or off. Quick Reference GuideDEUTSCH