User manual

Using your BlueAir adaptor

The primary purpose of the BlueAir adapter is to allow standard Bluetooth

headsets to be used as wireless microphones but it can also be used for

wireless audio monitoring. As it can do both simultaneously, it is excellent

for using Bluetooth headsets with computers for VOIP (Voice Over IP) te-

lephony. The BlueAir adaptor’s latency-free operation makes it superiior to

headsets connected directly to Bluetooth enabled computers.

Basic operation

To switch on the BlueAir adaptor, press and hold the function button until

the green light starts to ﬂash and then let go. The BlueAir adaptor will then

remain switched on continously in stand-by mode, conﬁrmed by the green

light ﬂashing once every 3 seconds approx.

To switch off the BlueAir adaptor, press and hold the function button until

the green light stops ﬂashing and then let go.

To connect a paired headset, switch on the BlueAir adaptor, switch on

the headset and then press and release the headset’s call button. In 1-2

seconds the connection will be live (conﬁmed by the Blue Air Adaptor’s

green light glowing constantly). The connection will remain live until the

headset closes the call or moves out of range (10m).

To disconnect a paired headset when the connection is live, press

and release the headset’s call button. The connection will be closed and the

BlueAir adaptor will return to stand-by, conﬁrmed by the green light re-

turning to ﬂashing once every 3 seconds approx.

NOTE: if the connection to the headset does not go live when the headset’s

call button is pressed, it is not paired with the BlueAir adaptor. The headset

may not have been paired previously, the pairing may have been broken

(for example, a different headset may have been paired since the last time

it was used) or the headset may be out of range.

To re-pair with the headset, follow the pairing procedure described in

section 2 on page 9.