User guide Xperia Ear Duo XEA20
Contents Introduction...................................................................................3 General overview.............................................................................. 3 Hardware overview....................................................................... 4 Main units......................................................................................... 4 Charging case................................................................................... 4 LED indicators.
Introduction General overview The Xperia Ear Duo offers a new listening experience while letting you stay connected to the world. You can enjoy music, make calls, listen to your schedule, forecasts and more, all while being able to hear your surroundings. Set up the Xperia Ear Duo with the Xperia Ear Duo host app on an Android™ or iOS device. 3 This is an internet version of this publication. © Print only for private use.
Hardware overview Main units The main unit (R) is symmetrical to the main unit (L). Only the main unit (R) is illustrated here. 1 Sound hole 2 Microphone 3 LED indicator 4 Proximity sensor 5 Ring supporter 6 Touchpad 7 Charging case connector 8 Right/left marker for ring supporter 9 Right/left marker for main units Do not insert foreign objects such as pins and clips into the sound hole. Charging case 4 This is an internet version of this publication. © Print only for private use.
10 Device detection switch 11 Charging case connector 12 Lid 13 Window to Xperia Ear Duo battery level LED 14 USB Type-C™ port 15 Charging case battery level LED 5 This is an internet version of this publication. © Print only for private use.
LED indicators LED indicator for the main units - during use Quick white flashes Incoming call One white flash Pairing completed Two white flashes Power on/Restart completed Quick blue flashes Pairing mode Slow blue flashes Standby mode for Bluetooth® device Quick red flashes Low battery, 15% or less LED indicator for the main units - during charging Red 15% or less Orange 15% – 80% Green 80% or more Green flashes Updating software No light Charging complete When the charging case lid
1 2 3 4 Push the connection part A on the charging case inward, as shown in the illustration. Align connection part B of the charging case with connection part C of the lid, as shown in the illustration. Push the connection parts together to attach. Press lightly on the connection part while closing the lid, so no gap is formed. 7 This is an internet version of this publication. © Print only for private use.
Getting started Charging Your Xperia Ear Duo comes with a portable charging case, which itself can be charged by a power outlet. Before using the main units for the first time, you must charge them. The LED indicator turns green when the battery level is above 80%. Drained main units need to charge for approximately 1.5 hours to be fully charged. The main units and their charging case can be charged together or separately. A fully charged case can charge the main units up to three times.
To turn off the main units 1 2 Place the main units in the charging case. Disconnect the main units from your paired device by changing the Bluetooth® setting on the device. The main units turn off automatically after 15–30 minutes if they are not paired with a device. Pairing with an Android or iOS device For your Xperia Ear Duo to work properly, you must install the latest version of the Xperia Ear Duo app on an Android or iOS device, and then pair it.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 iOS device: Make sure you have the latest version of the Xperia Ear Duo app. Turn on Bluetooth. Xperia Ear Duo: Touch and hold the touchpad of the main unit (R) for 5 seconds. The LED indicator flashes quickly in blue. Bring the main unit (R) and iOS device close to each other. iOS device: Scan for Bluetooth devices and select XEA20 from the list. Xperia Ear Duo: When pairing is complete, the LED indicator on the main unit flashes once in white.
To wear your Xperia Ear Duo 1 2 3 4 Hold the main unit (R) with your left hand. Gently pull down your right earlobe with your right hand. Sliding the main unit behind your ear, insert the ring supporter into your ear as shown in the illustration. Adjust the ring supporter so it fits comfortably in your ear. Insert the main unit (L) in the left ear in the same procedure. Make sure no hair is caught between the proximity sensor window and your ear.
1 2 3 4 Choose the ring supporter size that fits stably and comfortably in your ear. To remove the ring supporter, hold the main unit tightly and push the ring supporter straight backward. To attach the ring supporter, align the convex part of the main unit with the concave part of the ring supporter. When attaching, cover the hook A with the rubber of the ring supporter as shown in the illustration. Make sure not to tear the ring supporter.
Using your Xperia Ear Duo Using the touchpad When wearing your Xperia Ear Duo, use the touchpad for various actions. Steady the main unit with your fingers if it moves during use. Tapping • Tap the touchpad with your finger. Try not to double-tap or triple-tap the touchpad too quickly or slowly. Use distinctive tapping motions for best results. Touching and holding • Touch and hold the touchpad with your finger. Sliding • Slide your finger firmly up or down on the touchpad, then release it.
Using head gestures Use supported head gestures to communicate with your Xperia Ear Duo. In order to use head gestures, you must enable this feature with the host app. Some features may not be available in all regions. To enable or disable head gestures 1 2 3 Open the Xperia Ear Duo app on the paired device. Find and tap Device Settings > Head gesture. Tap the checkboxes to enable or disable each function. To answer or decline a call • • Nod your head to answer a call. Shake your head to decline a call.
To cancel notification and start-up message readouts • Shake your head. This function is not available on iOS devices. Calling Use your Xperia Ear Duo to make, answer and reject calls. For these functions to work, you must use an Android or iOS device that supports the relevant functions, for example, call handling and messaging. You must also have the host app installed on the Android or iOS device.
To play or pause a music track • Tap the touchpad of the main unit (L). To skip to the next music track • Double-tap the touchpad of the main unit (L). To skip to the previous music track or return to the beginning of the current track • Triple-tap the touchpad of the main unit (L). To use head gestures to skip music tracks, see To skip to the previous or the next music track on page 14.
Using Anytime Talk To create a new chat group for the first time 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Open the Xperia Ear Duo app on the paired device. Find and tap Anytime Talk . Follow the on-screen instructions to sign up with your Google account. Tap CREATE GROUP to create a group as a host. Ask all guests to scan the QR code shown on your device, or tap Invite to send an invitation to the guests via email or social media. You can invite up to four guests.
Settings Changing the key behaviour You can change the touchpad settings. Use the host app to customise the key behaviour for the main units. To change the key behaviour 1 2 3 4 Open the Xperia Ear Duo app. Find and tap Device settings > Touchpad settings. Tap Right or Left. Tap , then select an item. This feature is not available on iOS. Setting the sound Adaptive volume control adjusts the volume of your Xperia Ear Duo according to the sounds of your environment.
To set up Daily Assist 1 2 3 4 Open the Xperia Ear Duo app. Tap Assistant > Daily Assist. Select the readout timing and the information you want to receive. You can select to have information read out when you place the main unit in your ear, or based on your location, action or the time. Select When you put on the unit and Based on your location to customise according to your settings. You can cancel start-up message readouts by using head gestures.
To restart your Xperia Ear Duo 1 2 3 Using two fingers, touch and hold the touchpad of the main unit (R) for 10 seconds. Make sure to place your fingers on either side of the SONY logo, as shown in the illustration. The LED indicator of the main unit flashes twice in white. The main unit restarts and makes a start-up sound. Repeat the procedure with the main unit (L). To perform a factory data reset 1 2 Double-tap the touchpad of the main unit (R) and then touch and hold for 5 seconds.
Legal information Sony XEA20 Prior to use, please read the Important information leaflet separately provided. This User guide is published by Sony Mobile Communications Inc. or its local affiliated company, without any warranty. Improvements and changes to this User guide necessitated by typographical errors, inaccuracies of current information, or improvements to programs and/or equipment, may be made by Sony Mobile Communications Inc. at any time and without notice.
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