ZONITH BT-PTT Bluetooth PTT User manual

The Bluetooth PTT (Push To Talk) allows you
to use a compatible BSA adapter with your
two-way radio.
Version 1.0 January 2011
Bluetooth PTT
Model No.: BT-PTT
Made in Taiwan
FCC ID: XTS-BTD-1M3
CE, RoHS Ready
BT-PTT Bluetooth PTT
QUICK START
1. Charge the BT-PTT
2. Pair the BT-PTT with a Bluetooth Adapter and wireless headset.
3. Test and Use.
STEP ONE: Charging the BT-PTT
The BT-PTT has an internal Lithium Ion
rechargeable battery pack which must be
charged prior to operation, and must be
recharged regularly. A fully charged
battery will provide approximately 12
hours (or more) of operation before
needing to be recharged.
To charge the BT-PTT:
* Ensure the BT-PTT is turned off, using
the switch located on the back of the
device.
* Plug the supplied charger into a power
source (USB connector or VAC for wall
power supply if supplied).
* Plug the charger into charge jack on the bottom of the Bluetooth adapter.
You will need to remove the protective rubber cover that is inserted into the
charge jack. (To prevent dust and moisture from damaging your PTT,
always ensure this cover is in place when you are not charging the BT-PTT.)
* The BT-PTT takes approximately 4.5 hours to charge. Actual charge time
will vary depending on several factors including the battery’s charge state,
condition, and age.
Charging Cautions:
- Use only the wall charger supplied by the manufacturer. Do not use
any other charger.
- Do not use a wall charger that appears to be damaged. (Example:
frayed wires, melted plastic, etc.). Contact your distributer to get a new
manufacturer-approved replacement charger.
- Do not tamper with or modify the BT-PTT or charger.
STEP TWO: Pairing the BT-PTT
In order to operate, the BT-PTT must be paired to Bluetooth Adapter
(BSA-93001 series) and Bluetooth headset. To pair these three devices,
follow this procedure:
* The Bluetooth Adapter must be connected to a compatible radio with a
freshly charged battery. Ensure the two-way radio, Bluetooth headset, and
BT-PTT are all powered off.
* Place the adapter in Accessory Pairing mode. To do this, turn the two-way
radio on while holding down the Talk button on the Bluetooth Adapter.
Continue to hold the Talk button down for approximately three seconds.
Release the Talk button when the status LED flashes two times per second.
The Bluetooth Adapter is now in audio accessory pairing mode.
* Activate the pairing mode on your Bluetooth headset by following the
instructions provided by the headset’s manufacturer. Once the wireless
audio accessory and BluetoothAdapter are paired with each other, the
status
LED on the adapter will show a constant blue light for three seconds.
* Once the headset and adapter have been successfully paired, turn off the
two-way radio and Bluetooth headset and wait at least three seconds.
* Turn on the two-way radio while holding down the Talk button on the
BluetoothAdapter. Continue to hold the Talk button down for approximately
three seconds. Release the Talk button when the status LED flashes two
times per second. Then, press the Talk button again. The LED should now
flash three times per second, indicating that the adapter is now in BT-PTT
Pairing mode.
* Place the BT-PTT in pairing mode by holding down the Push-To-Talk button
while moving the power switch to the On position. The LED will flash twice in
one second. Once the BluetoothAdapter and BT-PTT are paired with each
other, the status LED on the adapter will show a constant blue light for three
seconds and the LED on the PTT will show one time per 4 seconds.
* If the BluetoothAdapter or BT- PTT does not detect a compatible wireless
accessory within 60 seconds of being put
into pairing mode, the devices will exit the
pairing mode and resume normal operation.
* After pairing is successful, turn off the
BT-PTT and the two-way radio that the
Bluetooth Adapter is attached. Wait at least
three seconds.
STEP THREE: Testing and Using the BT-PTT
After the Bluetooth headset, Bluetooth Adapter and BT-PTT have been
paired with each other you can test and use them together:
* Turn on the two-way radio the Bluetooth Adapter is connected to.
* Turn on the Bluetooth headset. Within a few seconds the LED indicator on
the adapter should show a long flash, indicating the headset and adapter are
connected.
* Turn on the BT-PTT. Within a few seconds the LED indicator on the
adapter should show a long flash, indicating the headset and adapter are
connected. The LED on the PTT should also flash per 4 seconds.
*You will now be able to operate using the wireless accessories. Pressing
the Push-to-Talk button on the BT-PTT will cause the two-way radio to
transmit. Transmit audio will be picked up by the Bluetooth headset.
Received signals will also be heard through the Bluetooth headset’s
earphone.
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Note: You can follow these pairing step if pairing doesn’t function first time:
1) Put BT-Headset in pairing mode
2) Connect BSA-93001 to radio and put the Dongle in pairing mode (2
flash/Sec.)
3) Paired the BSA-93001 with BT-Headset
4) Close BT-Headset (important)
5) Close radio and push BSA-93001 PTT to let BSA-93001 in pairing
mode and push PTT again, Let Dongle in BT-PTT pairing mode.(3
flash/Sec.)
6) Put BT-PTT in pairing mode. (2 flash/Sec.)
7) Paired Dongle with BT-PTT.
8) Power on BT-Headset.(important). BT-PTT won’t work if BT-Headset is
off.
9) After BT-Headset link with Dongle then you can use BT-PTT.
BLUETOOTH PTT USER’S GUIDE
For Compatible Wireless Audio Accessories

STATUS LED INDICATIONS
The meanings of the various status LED messages shown by the BT-PTT
are shown on the following table:
LED Indication
Meaning
Long (5 second) blue flash
PTT Powered On
One blue flash every 4 seconds
Normal (paired) operation
Two blue flashes every second
Pairing Mode
Rapid blue flashes for 3 seconds
Pairing successful
Red
Push-to-Talk activated
Single flash followed by 5 seconds of rapid
flashing
Lost connection
Unpaired operation
TROUBLESHOOTING
My BT- PTT will not pair with the Bluetooth Adapter.
Follow the instructions to place the BluetoothAdapter into the correct pairing
mode and then activate the pairing mode on the BT-PTT. Make sure that the
BluetoothAdapter and BT-PTT are within one meter of each other. Make
sure that all other nearby Bluetooth devices are turned off.
My wireless audio accessory or worked before, but is not working now.
Ensure that your BT-PTT has a fully charged battery and is turned on. If the
devices will still not work, re-pair the Bluetooth Adapter and BT-PTT.
SUPPORT AND WARRANTY
Zonith warrants this product against defects in materials or workmanship for
a period of one year from the date of retail purchase. Zonith will repair or
replace a defective unit, at our option, without charge for parts or labor. It
does not cover damage or failure caused by or attributable to Acts of God,
abuse, misuse, improper or abnormal usage, faulty installation, improper
maintenance, lightning, or other incidences of excessive voltage, or any
tampering or repairs by other than a Zonith authorized repair facility. It does
not cover replacement of consumable parts, transportation costs, or damage
in transit.
Repair or replacement under the terms of this warranty does not extend the
terms of this warranty. This warranty can only be modified by an officer of
Zonith, and then only in writing. Should this product prove defective in
workmanship or material, the consumer’s sole remedies shall be such repair
or replacement as provided by the terms of this warranty. Under no
circumstances shall Zonith be liable for any loss or damage, direct,
consequential, or incidental, arising out of the use of or inability to use this
product. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied
warranty lasts or the exclusions or limitations of incidental or consequential
damages, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. This
warranty gives you specific legal rights.
You may also have other rights, which may vary, from state to state.
For support or warranty service on your Zonith product, contact us on the
web at www.zonith.com.
COPYRIGHT AND TRADEMARK INFO
© 2011 ZONITH A/S. All rights reserved.
DISCLAIMER: The Bluetooth wireless link used by Zonith is an open
standard, unsecured technology. As such, it is not recommended for
first-responder or other mission critical users.