User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- 1. Safety instructions
- 2. Accessories
- 3. Controls and indicators
- 4. Operating instructions
- 5. Button guide
- 6. Getting started with your Byron BT
- 6.1 Pairing to your mobile phone
- 6.2 Multi point setting
- 6.3 Call
- 6.4 Factory reset
- 6.5 Playing music
- 7. What does the LED colour mean?
- 8. FAQ & Troubleshooting
- 9. Maintenance
- 10. Specifications
- 11. Disposal
- 12. Battery disposal
- 13. Certification
- 14. Simplified EU Declaration of Conformity
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Byron BT – In-ear headset
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6.4 Factory reset
• Press the buttons in the following order:
The purple LED will glow and the in-ear headset will be
initialised. After a factory reset, pair the in-ear headset again for
use.
6.5 Playing music
• To enjoy the best audio quality, please set 70~80% from the max.
volume in your device.
• On first purchasing, the volume sets in level 10 of all 15 levels
(please adjust with + or – button for volume).
Play / Pause: Press the MFB button briefly
Stop: Give the MFB button a long press
Volume up: Press the + button briefly
Volume down: Press the – button briefly
Next song: Give the + button a long press
Previous song: Give the – button a long press
There are several kinds of bit rate even though it is the same MP3 file. If
the file source is a higher bit rate (320 K) for listening, you can feel the
real worth for our Bluetooth headphone. And, if the speaker is not good
even with a good source, the sound quality will not be good, and if the
speaker is good with an inferior source, the sound quality is lost to the
listener. The Byron BT in-ear headset is optimised to supply you with a
high quality sound, but we also recommend you using a high resolution
source file (320K) to enjoy great sound.
7. What does the LED colour mean?
+ + + +
Status LED indication
Standby LED off (if you press the button, the blue
LED blinks once)
Battery is running low Red light blinks
Charging Red light ON
Fully charged Blue light ON
Pairing mode Blue light ON