User manual

Connecting to headsets (pairing)

Connecting the BlueAir adaptor to Bluetooth headsets is very simple but

before you begin you will need to know your headset manufacturer’s in-

structions for switching the headset to “pairing mode”.

As with any device used with Bluetooth headsets, to start using the BlueAir

adapter it must ﬁrst be connected to the headset of your choice using the

process known as “pairing”. Pairing simply registers the headset with the

BlueAir adaptor so that when it is in range the BlueAir adaptor will link to it

and respond to the headset’s ‘call’ button being pressed.

To pair the BlueAir adaptor with your chosen headset:

1. Switch on the BlueAir adaptor by pressing and holding down its function

button

2. Turn your headset to pairing mode

3. Press (and let go straigt away) the BlueAir adapter’s function button

While the pairing process is in progress (only a few seconds), the BlueAir

adaptor’s green function light will glow continuously. When the process is

complete, the green function light will go out and then ﬂash once every 3

seconds (approximately). The BlueAir adapter is now paired with the head-

set and in stand-by mode, awaiting command signals from the headset.

When the BlueAir adapter is in stand-by mode and the headset is in range,

it can be activated (to switch on the sound transmission to / from the au

dio equipment) by pressing the headset’s “call” button. The headset’s call

button is the one that is pressed to pick up and end calls when the head-

set is being used with a mobile phone). Pressing the headset’s call button

again switches off the sound transmission. This toggling on and off of the

sound transmission can be repeated at will.

Note: For some headsets, the ﬁrst time after pairing and/or after switching

the BlueAir adaptor on (if the devices have already been paired) the call

button may need to be pressed twice (approximately 3 sec between each

press) to prepare the adaptor for use. After this, the adaptor will work

normally, that is, the ﬁrst press of the headset’s call button starts sound

transmission and the next one ends it.