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Tellur RUNNER User manual

RUNNER Bluetooth
User guide
Introduction
Thank you for choosing this bluetooth headset from Tellur. Enjoy music and
experience completely wireless phone calls, thanks to its stylish, powerful
compatibility. It is the perfect choice in your office, while driving or for outdoor activities.
Bluetooth wireless technology
Bluetooth wireless technology allows you to connect compatible communication devices
without cables. The Bluetooth connection does not need the phone and headset to
be
in line of sight, but both devices should be within 10 metres (about 30 feet) from each
other. Connections may be subject to interferences from obstructions, such as walls or
other electronic devices.
The headset is compliant with Bluetooth version 4.0, and supports the following profiles:
headset profile 1.1/1.2 and hands-free profile 1.5/1.6, A2DP/AVRCP. Check with the
manufacturers of the devices you want to pair it to to determine whether the device is
compatible.
Get started
The headset contains the following parts:
1.
Indicating light.
2.
MFB button.
3.
Volume button (+ and –).
4.
Charging port, earphone port.
5.
Ear hook.
6.
Microphone port.
7.
Earpiece.
Before you start using the headset, you must charge it fully and connect it to a compatible
phone or device.
Note: parts of the headset are made of magnetic materials and metallic materials may be
attracted to the headset. Do not place credit cards, payWave cards or electromagnetic
cards (such as transportation or discount cards) or other magnetic storage media near the
headset, because information stored on them may be erased.
Basic operation
(Note: a short press involves clicking the button once, a double press involves pressing
the button twice as fast; a long press involves holding and pressing the button for more
than one second.)
Switch on pairing
In off mode, long press and hold the MFB button until the red and blue lights flash
alternately, then release the button.
Connecting
Turn on your mobile phone’s Bluetooth to search for the Bluetooth headset, find the model
number, choose and confirm it and input password 0000 if needed before choosing headset
service to connect successfully
(if the Bluetooth version is V2.1 or higher,no need to input the password).
Answer a call
To answer a call, short press the MFB key.
Reject a call
To reject a call, long press the MFB key..
End a call
When in call mode, short press the MFB key to end the call.
Volume control
While on a call, short press the volume+ to increase the volume, short press volume- to
decrease the volume.
Forward/backward music control
While playing music, press the volume sign (+) for 1 to 3 seconds to play the next song,
press the volume sign (-) to play the previous song.
Pause playing
While playing music, short press the MFB key to pause, short press the MFB again to
resume playing.
Setting music
Most mobile phones automatically connect to the Bluetooth headset, while others need to
be set: while playing music, please choose Bluetooth A2DP service to play music. For more
details, please refer to your mobile phone's user manual.
Switchtomobilephoneaudio
While on a call, press the MFB key for 1 second to
switch to the mobile phone audio,
repeat the above operation to switch back to the Bluetooth headset.
Re-dial last number
When in standby mode, short press the MFB key twice to redial the last call.
Multipoint function
Use the pairing feature to connect with phoneA, then turn off the phoneABluetooth function
and turn off the headset at the same time. Then start a new pairing session to connect
with phone B, and then turn on the phone A Bluetooth function, and phone A will be
connected with headset automatically or manually click the phone A to connect. (The
phone should have the automatic return function.)
Three-way call setting
When receiving a new call while already on a call, press the MFB button once to end the
current call (A), and to accept a new incoming call (B).
By pressing the MFB button for 3 seconds you can reject a new incoming call (B) and
continue with call (A).
When you are on the phone and you receive a new incoming call, you can switch between
calls (A and B) by pressing the MFB button twice.
To enter a 3-way call, short press the MFB button once, end the current call, and recover
the call on hold.
Revert to default settings
When the headset is in charging mode, press MFB for 6 seconds until the red indicator
flashes 3 times.
Turn off the headset
Long press MFB button until the red indicator flashes to turn off the headset.
Before charging the headset, please check that the specifications of the charger label
comply with the requirements (the charger output voltage should be: DC5V +/- 0.25 V;
output current should be: 100mA–500mA). If charging voltage is too high, it will likely
damage the Bluetooth headset.
Warning: use the correct charger. Damage caused by use of other types of chargers is not
covered by warranty. If there is a USB cable, it should be connected to the charger or
computer with a valid 3C certificate.
To recharge the battery
This headset adopts built-in, non-removable, rechargeable batteries. Please do not try to
take out the batteries from the headset, to avoid damage to the headsets. While not in use,
please store in a dry place with good ventilation, and recharge it every 2 months.
1.
When the red light flashes and there are low battery beeps in the receiver, it means
the battery is low. The device will power off automatically when out of power. The device
needs to be recharged by inserting the plug of the charger cable into the headset jack.
Plug the charger to an AC socket
2.
Before charging, connect the headset to the charger. A red indicator signals the
charging process. It will take around 2 hours to be fully charged. Once fully charged, the
red light will turn off and the blue light will turn on. Disconnect the charger and headset
connection and the power socket.
3.
A fully charged headset can support up to 2–6 hours' talk time and 100–180 hours'
standby time (depending on headset model). In practice, actual talk time and standby time
may differ because of different mobile phones (linked to Bluetooth versions), different
usage methods and different environments.
Common problems and solutions
Problems
description
Cause
Solution
Will not
start
The power is depleted
Charge the battery fully
before use
MFB button not
pressed for long enough
Press the MFB button for
3 seconds to re-start the
headset
Will not
charge
Plug is not placed
properly in socket
Check the plug well, use
another socket
Will not
turn off
Headset/software
error
Plug charger to reset
Will not find the
headset when
searching
pairing devices
The headset is not in
pairing mode
Put the headset in
pairing mode
Mobile phone
Bluetooth software
error
Turn off the mobile
phones and re-start
Str. Marinarilor, nr.29
Sector 1, Bucharest,
Romania
004.021.233.09.95
office@tellur.com
office@abnsystems.ro
www.tellur.com

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