
8 | MOMENTUM 3
• The headphones are in Bluetooth pairing mode. The LED
flashes blue and red.
3. Press and hold the voice assistant button again for 5 seconds.
The Bluetooth pairing list is deleted. You hear the voice prompt “Pair-
ing list cleared”. The LED flashes blue 3 times. The headphones then
stay in Bluetooth pairing mode.
What should I check if I can’t hear anything when using the head-
phones?
Answer:
Make sure that the headphones are charged and connected to your
Bluetooth device. Increase the volume on your Bluetooth device and
on the headphones by pressing the volume button on the head-
phones until you hear the voice prompt “Volume max”.
How can I adjust the headphones to a comfortable volume or make
them louder?
Answer:
Some Android smartphones have a separate volume control for the
Bluetooth headset and for the Android smartphone. Make sure that
both volume controls are set to max. To increase the volume of the
headphones, press and hold the headphones' volume button until
you hear the voice prompt “Volume max”. Now increase the smart-
phone’s volume to maximum.
For smartphones that feature “absolute volume control” such as the
Apple iPhone, there is only one volume control available, so you can
either use the smartphone’s or the headphones' volume control.
When watching videos or when gaming on my device is there a rec-
ommended way to ensure the sound is in sync with the visuals?
Answer:
Audio/video synchronization may vary depending on the Bluetooth
technology used by the device. For best results you should use a
Bluetooth device that has aptX Low Latency (LL) compatibility, which
ensures perfect synchronization of sound and image.
When using an Android OS device you may change the (developer)
settings of AVRCP to version 1.6 or higher (default of many phones
are version 1.4). This can improve the Audio Delay Compansation for
best Lip Sync.
Why is it vital to stay in my device’s range to prevent sound drop-
outs?
Answer:
Wireless calling and streaming are only possible in the Bluetooth
transmission range of your smartphone. The transmission range
largely depends on environmental conditions such as wall thickness,
wall composition etc. With a free line of sight, the transmission
range of most smartphones and Bluetooth devices is up to 10 meters.
If you, and therefore the headphones, leave the Bluetooth transmis-
sion range of the smartphone, the sound quality deteriorates
increasingly until you hear the voice prompt that your device is dis-
connected and the connection breaks down completely. If you, and
therefore the headphones, immediately re-enter the Bluetooth trans-
mission range, the connection is automatically re-established.