Bose IN-EAR HEADPHONES User manual

©2009 Bose Corporation, The Mountain,
Framingham, MA 01701-9168 USA
AM316835 Rev.01
Owner’s Guide
Brugervejledning
Bedienungsanleitung
Guía de usuario
Omistajan opas
Notice d’utilisation
Felhasználói útmutató
Manuale di istruzioni
Gebruiksaanwijzing
Podręcznik użytkownika
Bruksanvisningen
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Welcome
Thank you for purchasing the Bose® mobile in-ear headset. The
Bose® mobile in-ear headset offers a combination of lifelike
audio performance and comfortable fit not available from most
conventional earbuds.
Register your product
Now is a good time to register your headset. You can do this
easily by going to http://global.Bose.com.
This product conforms to the EMC Directive 89/336/EEC.
The complete Declaration of Conformity can be found at
http://www.Bose.com/compliance.
WARNING: DO NOT use mobile phone adapters to connect
headset to airplane seat jacks as this could result in personal injury
such as burns or property damage due to overheating. Remove
and disconnect immediately if you experience warming sensation
or loss of audio.
©2009 Bose Corporation. No part of this work may be
reproduced, modified, distributed, or otherwise used without
prior written permission. All trademarks referenced herein are
property of Bose Corporation.
Large (black)
Medium* (grey)
Small (white)
Answer/End
button
Adjustment slider
Lanyard
Clothing clip
Carrying case
Mobilephone
adapters (3)
Microphone
(back of button)
Ear tips
*Headset comes with
medium ear tips attached
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Connecting to a mobile phone or
audio device
You can connect the headset to your mobile phone with either
the 3.5 mm stereo plug (compatible with standard headphone
jacks) or by using one of the three included 2.5mm adapter
cables if needed.
The correct connection should allow:
• Stereo sound to be heard during music playback and
communications
• Your voice to be heard by the person on the other end of a
phone call
• The Answer/End button to operate as expected
Without adapter
If your phone has a 3.5mm
headphone/headset jack, you do
not need to use the included
adapters.
1. Plug the headset into the
headphone/headset jack on the
phone.
2. Put on the headset.
With adapter
The Bose® mobile in-ear headset
includes three unique phone
adapters. Each one is identified by
a small symbol (circle, diamond,
triangle) on the top of the plug.
If your phone has a 2.5mm
headphone/headset jack, you will
need to use one of these adapters.
Refer to www.Bose.com/phones
to determine which adapter is
compatible with your phone.
1. Select the appropriate adapter.
2. Attach the adapter to the headset cable
3. Plug the headset with the adapter into the headphone/
headset jack on the phone.
4. Put on the headset.
Note: If your phone does not respond when you press the
Answer/End button, you are getting partial or no sound, or the
microphone is not picking-up sound, you may be using the wrong
adapter. Refer to www.Bose.com/phones to determine which
adapter is compatible with your phone.
Compatible with many music-enabled moble phones. Refer to
the enclosed compatibility list or visit www.Bose.com/phones
for the latest list of compatible phones.
Device with
3.5mm
headphone/
headset jack
Device with
2.5mm
headphone/
headset jack
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Answering and ending calls
The Bose®mobile in-ear headset includes an easy to access
Answer/End button with integrated microphone. Simply press
the Answer/End button to perform an action.
Note: Some phones may require you to press and hold the
Answer/End button for a few seconds to perform functions.
Answering calls
When you receive an incoming call,
press and release the Answer/End
button to answer.
Ending calls
When you are ready to end your
call, press and release the Answer/
End button.
Note: Some unique phone and music playback functions, like last
number redial, voice commands, and track navigation are device-
dependant, and may be accessible using the Answer/End button.
Refer to your mobile phone user’s manual to find out what features
are available.
Using a single earpiece
The Bose®mobile in-ear headset can be used with only the
right (R) earpiece in your ear. This allows you to take calls and
still hear surrounding sounds.
Importance of Proper Fit
The Bose® mobile in-ear headset
is designed to rest comfortably in
the bowl of the ear. The soft
silicone ear tip provides enough
contact to secure the headset in
place comfortably. Three sizes of
ear tips are provided to help you
customize the headset to your
individual needs. Do not attempt
to wear the headset without the
ear tips.
Changing ear tips
Gently remove the existing ear tip by peeling up from its large
rounded side. Slide the new ear tip over the nozzle of the head-
set. Press the ear tip securely into place until you feel it latch.
Correct Incorrect
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Adjusting for comfort and stability
There are several ways you can change your headset to
provide additional comfort and stability. Using the adjustment
slider, the clothing clip, and lanyard stability accessories, you
can customize how you wear your headset.
Using the adjustment slider
Move the adjustment slider up or down to
reduce or increase the amount of loose cord
between the left and right earpiece. Finding the
right position for the slider can help optimize the
placement of the Answer/End button and
integrated microphone.
Using the clothing clip
Use the clothing clip to fasten the cable to
your clothing, for convenience, stability, and
to help manage the cable. This can be helpful
during high-movement activities or when
using the headset in a single earpiece
configuration.
The clothing clip should be attached below
the Y-joint and be positioned to allow natural
head movement, while keeping the micro-
phone near your mouth.
Using the lanyard
The included lanyard provides additional stability to your head-
set. You can use the lanyard on its own, or with the clothing
clip for even greater stability.
1. Attach the headset cord through the right (R) and left (L)
lanyard connectors below the microphone and
approximately 10 inches (25.4 cm) below each ear piece.
Make sure the L and R
marks point up toward
the ear pieces.
2. Pull the lanyard over
your head and allow
it to rest behind your
neck.
3. Adjust the lanyard
connectors have
enough slack above
the lanyard
connectors so that
any downward pulls
on the plug end of
the cord are not felt in
the ears.
Note: Lanyard has a built-in safety release that separates when
forcefully pulled.
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