Halo2Cloud HABL-1a User manual

HABL-1a
HALO Bluetooth® Hands-Free Car Kit
with Bluetooth® Headset
User’s Manual
Brief Introduction……..……………………………………………1
1. Bluetooth® wireless communication technology……………………1
2. About HABL-1a...…………………………………………………….1
Getting Started……...……………………………………………….2
1. Overview……………………………………………………………...2
2. Installation…………………………………………………………….3
3. Charging the Bluetooth® headset………………….………………..4
Basic Operation………..……………………………………………4
1. Turning HABL-1a ON/OFF...……..………………………………… 5
2. Pairing the Bluetooth® headset with a Bluetooth® phone………...5
3. Making calls with the Bluetooth® headset………………………….6
4. Making calls with the hands-free car kit……………………………..7
5. LED indicator of the Bluetooth® headset……………………………8
6. Indicator tones………………………………………………………...9
Care and Maintenance………………………………………………9
FAQs………………………………………………………………...10
Specifications……………………………………………………….11

Thank you for purchasing this HALO Bluetooth Hands-Free Car Kit with
Bluetooth® Headset, HABL-1a. Please read this user’s manual carefully
before use.
Brief Introduction
1. Bluetooth® wireless communication technology
Bluetooth® is a standard of close range radio-communication technology
that was drawn up by Ericsson, IBM, Intel, Nokia and Toshiba. With
Bluetooth® technology, we can achieve the highest transmission rate among
cell phones, computers, printers, PDAs and other devices. The max
transmission range of class 2 is 33 feet (10 meters) while the max
transmission range of class 1 can reach up to 330 feet (100 meters).
2. About HABL-1a
HABL-1a is a hands-free car kit with a detachable Bluetooth® headset.
While driving, you can make calls with the Bluetooth® headset, or by
connecting the Bluetooth® headset to the hands-free car kit. HABL-1a has
the following features:
Answer call, end call, and reject call
Redial last call
Voice dial (This function must be supported by your cell phone)
Volume adjustment
Transfer calls between Bluetooth® headset and the hands-free car kit
Microphone mute
Allows you to safely and easily make calls while driving
A convenient way to power or charge other devices via the USB output
port (provides 5V output voltage)

Getting Started
1. Overview
Hands-free car kit Bluetooth® headset
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MFB (Multi Function button) - Turns the headset on or off,
redials last call, answers a call, rejects a call, and voice dials
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LED indicator (Bluetooth® headset) - Indicates the status of
the Bluetooth® headset. Refer to “LED indicator of Bluetooth® headset”
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Microphone for hands-free car kit
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Cigarette lighter plug (power source) - Connects to car’s
cigarette lighter socket
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Loudspeaker for hands-free car kit
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Volume knob - Adjusts the volume of hands-free loudspeaker
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LED indicator - Indicates the status of the hands-free car kit
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ON/OFF button - Turns hands-free car kit on or off
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USB output port - Provides 5V of output voltage to charge or
power additional devices
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USB port on Bluetooth® headset - Connects the Bluetooth®
headset to the hands-free car kit; and charges the Bluetooth®
headset at the same time
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Microphone for Bluetooth® headset
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Volume + button for Bluetooth® headset –Increases earpiece
volume on Bluetooth® headset
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Volume –button for Bluetooth® headset –Decreases earpiece
volume on Bluetooth® headset
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Earpiece speaker for Bluetooth® headset
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2. Installation
1) Connect the cigarette lighter plug to the main body of the hands-free
car kit as shown in the diagram below: (some models may vary)
Cigarette lighter plug Main body Connection complete
2) Connect the Bluetooth® headset to the main body of the hands-free
car kit as shown in the diagram below:
Bluetooth® headset Main body Connection complete
3) Plug the hands-free car kit into the car’s cigarette lighter socket as
shown in the diagram below:
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4) Turn "ON" Car Cigarette Charger by depressing the button on base of
car charger assembly depicted below:
5) Power "ON" the base of the speaker located on right side of base as
pictured below. Red light will illuminate on left side of base when unit
is in "ON" status.
3. Charging the Bluetooth® headset
Prior to first use - The Bluetooth® headset has a built-in
rechargeable battery; you must fully charge the battery before first
use.
Low power - If you hear 5 single tones every 25 seconds and see the
red LED flashing, the battery is low and needs to be charged.
How to charge the Bluetooth® headset:
Step 1: Plug the hands-free car kit into the car’s cigarette lighter socket
and then turn it ON (Power button is located on right of
speaker base.) IMPORTANT: Power must be "ON" at base of
car charger AND base of speaker unit.
Step 2: Connect the Bluetooth® headset to the hands-free car kit. The
headset requires approximately 2 hours to fully charge; the red
indicator LED will remain on while the unit is charging.
Step 3: The blue LED will turn on once the headset is fully charged.
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Basic Operation
1. Turning HABL-1a ON/OFF
Function
Operation
LED
Indicator
Indicator
tones
Turning the
Bluetooth® headset
ON
Press and hold the
MFB button for 3.5
seconds
Blue LED is
on for 1
second
3 rising
tones
Turning the
Bluetooth®
headset OFF
Press and hold the
MFB button for 3.5
seconds
Red LED is
on for 1
second
3 falling
tones
Entering pairing
mode
When Bluetooth®
headset is off; press
and hold the MFB
button for approx.
10 seconds
Red and
blue LEDs
flash
alternately
1 tone
Turning the hands-
free car kit ON
Switch the ON/OFF
knob (on right of
speaker of the hands-
free car kit) to ON
Red LED is
on
Turning the hands-
free car kit OFF
Switch the ON/OFF
button (on right of
speaker of the hands-
free car kit) to OFF
LED
indicator is
off
Remarks:
While having the hands-free car kit ON and plugged into the car’s
cigarette lighter socket, connecting the Bluetooth® headset (while OFF)
to the car kit will automatically turn the headset ON, and pair with the
last connected device. If you then unplug the hands-free car kit from the
cigarette lighter socket, or disconnect the Bluetooth® headset from the
hands-free car kit, the Bluetooth® headset will automatically turn off.
If the Bluetooth® headset is disconnected from the hands-free car kit; the
Bluetooth® headset will automatically turn off after 5 minutes of
inactivity.
2. Pairing the Bluetooth® headset with a Bluetooth® enabled phone
Before using the Bluetooth® headset, you must first pair the headset with a
Bluetooth® equipped cell phone. Please verify that your cell phone is
Bluetooth®-enabled. Specific pairing steps may vary with different models
of cell phones. For further information, please refer to your cell phone’s
user’s manual. The general pairing steps are as follows:
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1) Remove headset from speaker base. Important (Unit will not pair in
dock): Keep the Bluetooth® headset and your Bluetooth® cell phone
within 3 feet of each other while pairing;
2) Ensure the Halo Bluetooth® headset is off to start, (if not, turn it off).
3) Press and hold the MFB button for approximately 10 seconds, release the
MFB button, when you see the red and the blue LED flashing alternately.
The Bluetooth® headset has now entered pairing mode;
4) Turn on your cell phone’s Bluetooth® function and perform a search for
Bluetooth® devices. Once the search is completed, select “HALO-CK or
BTC006” from the list Bluetooth® devices;
5) If prompted to do so, enter password / PIN No: “0000”. If PIN No
“0000” is unsuccessful, some phones use the alternate PIN No: “1234”.
Once you have entered the appropriate PIN, press ”Yes” or “confirm”;
6) Once your headset is paired, select “HALO-CK or BTC006” from the
Bluetooth® device list and press connect. If successfully connected, the
Blue LED on the Bluetooth® headset will flash twice every 4 seconds.
Remarks:
The pairing mode will last for 2 minutes. If the Bluetooth® headset can’t
pair with any device after 2 minutes, it will automatically switch to
standby mode. If you want to continue pairing the Bluetooth® headset
with a Bluetooth® enabled cell phone, please turn OFF the headset first,
and then try re-pairing according to steps 1-6 mentioned above.
The Bluetooth® headset can remember up to 8 paired devices. If the
number of paired devices exceeds 8, the first device will be replaced.
Each time the Bluetooth® headset is turned ON and within range, it will
connect to the last paired device automatically. If you want to pair it
with other devices, first turn OFF the Bluetooth® function of the last
connected device, and then pair Bluetooth® headset with new device
according to steps 1-6 mentioned above. Please Note: The headset will not
pair or connect with a new device if headset is still connected with the previous
device.
If the Bluetooth® headset is turned ON and not connected to any device;
you can press the MFB button once to make the Bluetooth® headset
automatically connect to the last paired device.
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3. Making calls with the Bluetooth® headset
Function
Operation
Indicator tones
Voice dial
Press and hold MFB button
for 2 seconds
Two short tones
Redial last
dialed number
Quickly press MFB button
twice
A short tone
Volume up
Press VOL+ button
A short tone
Volume down
Press VOL–button
A short tone
End call
Press MFB button
(while in call)
A short tone
Answer call
Press MFB button
A short tone
Reject call
Press and hold MFB button
for 2 seconds
A short tone
Switch the call
from headset to
cell phone
Press MFB button twice
A short tone
Switch the call
from cell phone to
headset
Press MFB button once
A short tone
Microphone mute
Simultaneously press and
hold VOL+ and VOL-
buttons for about 2 seconds
1 single tone and
then 2 rising
tones
Function
Operation
Indicator tones
Cancel mute
Simultaneously press and
hold VOL+ and VOL-
buttons for about 2 seconds
1 single tone and
then 2 falling
tones
Reconnect
Press MFB once
A short tone
Remarks:
Not all cell phones support all of the functions listed above. Please refer
to your cell phone’s user’s manual for further information.
When the volume is adjusted to maximum or minimum volume, you will
be notified by hearing an indicator tone.
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When voice dialing two times in a row; upon completing the first voice
dial, you must allow 6 seconds before voice dialing the second time.
Prior to voice dialing for the second time, please wait until you hear a
tone (indicating 6 seconds has passed), and you can now voice dial again.
If you do not allow 6 seconds between your first and second voice dial,
the second attempt will be unsuccessful.
On certain cell phones; pressing the MFB button to answer a call will
instead send the conversation to the cell phone. If this happens, you must
transfer the call back to the headset manually. Because this is specific to each
phone please refer to your cell phone’s user’s manual for further information.
4. Making calls with the hands-free car kit
To make a call using the hands-free car kit; you must plug the hands-free car
kit into the car’s cigarette lighter socket, ensure the unit is turned ON, and
also connect the Bluetooth® headset to the car kit. By doing so; the sound
will now come from the car kit’s loudspeaker, and the car kit’s microphone
will be activated. For specific operations, please refer to the following list:
Function
Operation
Indicator tones
Incoming call
Loudspeaker of the hands-free
car kit automatically rings when
there is an incoming call
A short tone
Redial last
dialed number
Press MFB button on the
Bluetooth® headset twice
A short tone
Function
Operation
Indicator
tones
Volume
increase
Lower volume knob on hands-
free car kit, or press VOL+
button on the Bluetooth® headset
A short tone
Volume
decrease
Raise volume knob on the
hands-free car kit, or press VOL-
button on the Bluetooth® headset
A short tone
End a call
Press MFB button (while in call)
A short tone
Answer a call
Press MFB button
A short tone
Reject a call
Press and hold MFB button for
approximately 2 seconds
A short tone

Transfer a call
from headset to
cell phone
Press MFB button twice
A short tone
Transfer a call
from cell phone
to headset
Press MFB button
A short tone
Microphone
Mute
Press and hold VOL+ and VOL–
buttons simultaneously for
approximately 2 seconds
1 single
tone, then 2
“rising”
tones
Cancel
Microphone
Mute
Press and hold VOL+ and VOL-
buttons simultaneously for
approximately 2 seconds
1 single
tone, then 2
falling tones
Remarks:
While having hands-free car kit ON and plugged into the car’s cigarette
lighter socket; if you plug the Bluetooth® headset into the car kit, it will
be in a charging state with the red LED ON. The blue LED on the
Bluetooth® headset will flash only when there is an incoming call. Any
other conditions are always shown by the red LED.
5. LED indicator of Bluetooth® headset
1) When charging
LED indicator
Status of the Bluetooth headset
Red LED is ON
Unit is charging
Blue LED is ON
Charging has finished
2) Bluetooth® headset is NOT charging
LED indicator
Status of the Bluetooth® headset
Red and blue LEDs
flash alternately
Pairing mode
Blue LED flashes once
every 2 seconds
Standby mode (not connected)
Blue LED flashes twice
every 4 seconds
Standby mode (connected)
Blue LED flashes quickly
Incoming call / calling
Blue LED flashes slowly
In use / In conversation
Red LED flashes
Low battery / charge battery
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