Samsung WEP180 - Headset - Over-the-ear User manual

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Contents
BEFORE USING YOUR HEADSET
Checking phone compatibility ...........................................................3
Checking the accessories .................................................................3
Your headset overview.....................................................................4
Charging the headset ......................................................................4
Storage of the headset ....................................................................6
BASIC OPERATIONS
Turning the headset on/off ...............................................................6
Pairing with your Bluetooth phone.....................................................8
Wearing the headset ..................................................................... 10
Making a call................................................................................ 11
Ending a call ................................................................................ 12
Answering a call ........................................................................... 12
Adjusting the volume .................................................................... 13
Switching on the microphone.......................................................... 13
Transferring a call from the phone to the headset..............................13
Turning the indicator light on or off..................................................14
Using enhanced features................................................................ 14
APPENDIX
Frequently asked questions ............................................................ 16
Certification ................................................................................. 18
Warranty and parts replacement ..................................................... 19
Correct disposal of this product....................................................... 22
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Thank you for purchasing the Samsung Bluetooth Mono
Headset WEP180. We hope you will be delighted with its
operation.
Please read this user’s guide to get started, and to make the
best use of the headset’s many features.
Safety precautions
Never disassemble or modify your headset any reason.
Doing this may the headset to malfunction or become
combustible. Bring the headset to an authorised service
centre to repair it or replace the battery.
Driving safety
• When you are driving a car, driving is your first
responsibility.
• When using your headset while driving, follow local
regulations in the country or region you are in.
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English BEFORE USING YOUR HEADSET
Your headset is compatible with most Bluetooth phones that are
compliant with Bluetooth version 1.1 or higher and support the
headset and/or hands-free profile(s). Ensure that your phone
has Bluetooth capability by visiting your phone manufacturer’s
web site.
Make sure you have the following items with your headset:
travel adapter, User’s Guide, 1 ear hook
Checking phone compatibility
IMPORTANT
Some devices, especially those that are not
tested or approved by SIG, may be
incompatible with your headset.
Checking the accessories
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Your headset uses a rechargeable battery. You must charge the
battery fully before using the headset for the first time.
Your headset overview
Charging the headset
Volume control
buttons Indicator light
Multi-Function
button
Microphone
Earpiece
Adapter jack
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1 Plug the travel adapter into the jack on the headset.
2 Plug the travel adapter into the electrical outlet.
• Charge the headset until the red light on the headset
turns to blue.
• The headset will be fully charged in approximately 2
hours
and 30 minutes.
3 Remove the travel adapter from the headset.
WARNING
Do not attempt to charge the headset with
anything other than the travel adapter provided.
Using unauthorised travel adapter may damage
the headset.
IMPORTANT
The headset is not able to operate while
charging. Try connecting after charging is
completed.
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• Always store the headset with the power off and make sure
it is safely protected.
• Avoid storage at high temperatures (above 40° C / 104° F),
such as in a hot vehicle or in direct sunlight. Storage at high
temperatures can damage performance and reduce battery
life.
• Do not expose the headset or any of its supplied parts to
rain or other liquids.
BASIC OPERATIONS
Storage of the headset
Turning the headset on/off
To Press and hold You will hear You will see
turn the
headset on the Multi-Function button for 4 seconds
until you see 4 blue
flashes on the
indicator light.
a tone. the indicator light
flashes while the
power is on (see
Meaning of the
indicator light ).
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Meaning of the indicator light
turn the
headset off the Multi-Function button for 4 seconds
until you see blue
and red flashes on
the indicator light.
series of 2
tones. the indicator light stops flashing.
Light Tone Status
Flashes in
blue every 8
seconds.
Quick series of 2
tones.
(Active mode starts.)
The headset is in Active mode.
• The headset has an active call in
progress.
• You can talk up to 6 hours.
*
* Depending on the phone type and usage, the actual time may vary.
Flashes in
blue every 3
seconds.
Quick series of 2
tones.
(Standby mode
starts.)
The headset is in Standby mode.
• The headset is waiting for a call.
• The headset can be in Standby
mode up to 110 hours. *
Flashes in
red. 5 tones every 20 seconds. The battery of the headset is low. • There is less than 10% of battery
power left. Recharge the battery.
To Press and hold You will hear You will see
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Pairing will create a unique and encrypted wireless link between
two Bluetooth enabled devices, such as your Bluetooth phone
and Bluetooth headset.
1 Ensure that the headset is off (see Turning the headset
on/off
).
2 Press and hold the Multi-Function button until the indicator
light turns on in blue (approximately 8 seconds).
Pairing with your Bluetooth phone
IMPORTANT
When you turn on your headset for the first
time, the headset proceeds into Pairing mode
so that you can immediately pair it with other
devices.
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3 Set your Bluetooth phone to discover the headset by
following your phone’s guide.
Typically, the steps involve going to a ‘Settings,’
‘Connection’, or ‘Bluetooth’ menu on your phone and then
selecting the option to discover Bluetooth devices.
4 Your phone will find the Samsung WEP180 headset and ask
if you want to pair with it. Confirm this by pressing the
Yes
or
OK key.
Your headset will be displayed as
Samsung WEP180/185
on the phone.
5 Enter a passkey or PIN, 0000 (4 zeros), then press the Yes
or
OK key.
IMPORTANT
If pairing was successful, the indicator light will
flash in blue 10 times rapidly before going to
flashing every 3 seconds. If unsuccessful, the
light remains on, and you will need to
re-attempt pairing.
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Wear the headset on your ear. In
general, you will get better performance
when there are no obstructions
(including parts of your body) between
the headset and the phone.
Using the ear hook
Attach the supplied hook to the headset to make wearing the
earpiece more comfortable.
Depending on what ear you are going to wear the headset,
simply adjust the hook accordingly.
Wearing the headset
▲ Left
▲ Right
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Making a voice activated call
If the voice recognition feature is on, you can make a voice
activated call.
1 Press the Multi-Function button. You will hear the
voice-activation tone.
2 Say the name of the person you wish to call.
Depending on your phone, this feature is not supported.
Redialling the last number
When the headset is connected with the phone via the
Headset profile:
1
Press the Multi-Function button to access the recent call list.
2 If necessary, press [ ] or [ ] to scroll to the number you
want.
3 Press the Multi-Function button to dial the selected number.
Making a call
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When the headset is connected with the phone via the
Hands-free profile:
Press and hold the Multi-Function button. When you release the
button, the phone dials the last dialled or received number.
Press the Multi-Function button.
When a call comes in, the headset sounds the ring tone and
flashes the blue indicator twice. Press the Multi-Function
button.
IMPORTANT
Depending on your phone, how to redial the
last number may vary.
Ending a call
Answering a call
IMPORTANT
Do not hold the Multi-Function button down
too long when making a call with your voice,
ending, or answering a call. This should only
be a quick tap.
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Press [ ] on the side of the headset to increase the volume
level and [ ] to decrease the volume level.
Press and hold [ ] or [ ] to switch off the headset's
microphone. To switch it back on, press and hold either one
again.
If you answer the call with your phone, you can transfer the call
to the headset by pressing the Multi-Function button.
Adjusting the volume
At very high volumes, prolonged listening to the
headset can damage your hearing.
Switching on the microphone
Transferring a call from the phone to the
headset
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You can deactivate the use of the indicator light in Standby
mode and in Active mode.
Press and hold [ ] and [ ] to turn the indicator light on or off.
Enhanced features are available for phones that support the
hands-free Bluetooth profile and enhanced features.
•
Rejecting a call
When you receive a call, press and hold the Multi-Function
button to reject the call.
Depending on your phone’s setting or type, you may only be
able to mute the ringer or this feature may not be
supported.
Turning the indicator light on or off
Using enhanced features
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• Placing a call on hold
While you are on a call, press and hold the Multi-Function
button.
To retrieve the call, press and hold the Multi-Function button
again.
Depending on your phone, this feature is not supported.
•
Answering a second call
When your phone notifies you of another incoming call while
you are on a call, press and hold the Multi-Function button
to answer the second call.
You can switch between calls by pressing and holding it.
Depending on your phone, this feature is not supported.
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APPENDIX
Frequently asked questions
How far away from
my phone will the
headset work?
The operating range is typically up to 30 feet
(10 metres).
Will the headset
work with my
cordless phone at
home?
The headset is not designed for use with
cordless phones.
Will the headset
work with laptops,
PCs, and PDAs?
The headset will work with devices that are
compliant with Bluetooth version 1.1 or higher
and support the headset and/or hands-free
profile(s).
Will anything cause
interference with my
conversation when
I’m using the
headset?
Appliances such as cordless phones and
wireless networking equipment may cause
interference with your conversation. To reduce
any interference, keep the headset away from
other devices that use or produce radio waves.
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Will the headset
interfere with my
car’s electronics,
radio, or computer?
The headset produces significantly less power
than a typical mobile phone. It also only emits
signals that are in compliance with the
international Bluetooth standard. Therefore,
you should not expect any interference with
standard consumer-grade electronics
equipment.
Can other Bluetooth
phone users hear my
conversation?
When you pair the headset to your Bluetooth
phone, you are creating a private link between
only these two Bluetooth devices. The wireless
Bluetooth technology used in the headset is
not easily monitored by third parties, because
Bluetooth wireless signals are significantly
lower in radio frequency power than those
produced by a typical mobile phone.
How do I take care
of the headset?
To clean the headset, use a clean, soft cloth
that is slightly damp.
Does not the headset
fully charge?
The headset and the travel adapter may not
have been connected properly.
Seperate the headset from the travel adapter
and then reconnect and charge the headset.
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