User Manual

Listening to analogue audio mode
The analogue mode functions without using the battery, that’s why your
Hi-X25BT will turn off automatically when plugged into the analogue jack
cable. Now you need a device (e.g., a smartphone) that features a jack
output. To connect your Hi-X25BT to professional audio gear, you will also
find a 3.5 to 6.3 mm (1/8” to 1/4”) adapter enclosed.
Note: When in analogue audio mode the touch control functions on your
right earcup are deactivated. You might notice considerable differences in volume between
Bluetooth® and analogue audio mode.
Touch control functions
Your Hi-X25BT features capacitive controls on the right earcup to control the most popular
Bluetooth® functions.
• To turn the volume up, slide upwards on the guide groove.
• If you leave your finger on the sensor after sliding upwards,
your Hi-X25BT will continue turning up the volume until you
release the groove, or you have reached the maximum
volume level.
• To turn the volume down, slide downwards on the guide
groove.
• If you leave your finger on the sensor after sliding downwards, your Hi-X25BT will
continue turning down the volume until you release the groove, or you have reached
the minimum volume level.
• If you want to start your voice assistant (if available and
activated on your Bluetooth® source), simultaneously
place multiple fingers on the control pad for more than
3 seconds.