Quick Start Guide

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AUDIO QUICK START GUIDE

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These earbuds with 3-button & mic are compatible with all

smartphones, Apple devices (iPod, iPhone, iPad), and

Samsung/Android mobile devices.

Function review

• To answer/end call, press the button once to answer and

press again to end the call

• To play/pause music, press the button once

• To skip to the next song, press button once

• To go to the previous song,press button once

• To decline an incoming call, hold down the button for

about two seconds

• To raise volume, hold and press the button

• To lower volume, hold and press the button

• To redial last call , double click the button

PAIRING

1. Make sure your BPM earbuds are fully charged.

3. Go to “Bluetooth” Settings on your device (Phone, Tablet, Etc..).

4. Turn the Bluetooth On.

5. Turn your earbuds into pair mode by pressing and holding the

button on your earbuds until the LED light starts ﬂashing Blue

and Red.

6. Select ‘2BMEB0218’ on the list of available devices.

7. You are now connected!

followed by the headphones and follow the instructions normally)

CHARGING THE EARBUDS

The earbuds come with a built-in rechargeable battery. Before using it for the ﬁrst

time, we recommend you charge the battery fully. Only use the supplied USB cable to

charge the earbuds. Connect the USB cable to a computer or any USB charger, and

connect the opposite end to your earbuds. The red LED light will illuminate while the

earphones are charging. A full charge of the battery takes around 1.5 hours. When the

point. The headset will then be ready for use. When using your earphones with an iPhone,

indicate your ear bud’s battery life.the top right corner will

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PAIRING 1. Make sure your BPM earbuds are fully charged. AUDIO QUICK START GUIDE INLINE MICROPHONE These earbuds with 3-button & mic are compatible with all smartphones, Apple devices (iPod, iPhone, iPad), and Samsung/Android mobile devices.
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FCC Warning Statement Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.