GENNUM Headphones DIGITAL WIRELESS HEADSET User Manual

DIGITAL

WIRELESS

HEADSET

with

HearPhone^™

Technology

USER'S

MANUAL

Setting up to receive phone calls........................................18

After you've ended a call ......................................................18

Sound Customization features .....................................................19

Connecting to Cell Phones - Pairing to your cell phone .......20

How to Pair your Headset to your Cell Phone ..............20

Features for phones supporting the BLUETOOTH^®

Headset Profile only ..............................................................22

To answer a call .............................................................22

To end a call....................................................................22

To make a call.................................................................22

To transfer a call............................................................22

To Mute/ “Unmute” ......................................................23

Features for phones supporting the BLUETOOTH^®

Handsfree Profile....................................................................23

Answering a call.............................................................24

To create a link ..............................................................24

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To end a call....................................................................24

To make a call.................................................................25

Voice Dial........................................................................25

Last Number Redial......................................................26

Last Number Redial while on a Call.........................26

To reject a call................................................................26

To transfer a call from the headset to the phone..26

To transfer a call from the phone to the headset..26

Call Waiting.....................................................................27

Mute / Unmute ..............................................................28

Care and Maintenance of your headset .....................................29

Eartips .......................................................................................29

Cleaning the eartips......................................................29

Cleaning your custom earmold..................................30

Headset Maintenance............................................................30

Battery and Charging Information...............................................31

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Minimizing Power Consumption.........................................31

Battery Life ..............................................................................31

Low Battery Indicator (Red Light) .....................................31

How to charge the headset .................................................32

Replacing the battery.............................................................32

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) ..........................................33

Limited Warranty.............................................................................36

Trademarks™ and Registered Trademarks ®..................38

FCC Notice ......................................................................................39

EU Notice .........................................................................................40

Contact Information.......................................................................42

HANDSFREE FUNCTION QUICK SUMMARY......................44

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Introduction

The Digital Wireless Headset with HearPhone™ Technology and Bluetooth^®

connectivity provides a high quality digital wireless connection between

Bluetooth-enabled devices and the digital headset.The DigitalWireless Headset

with HearPhone™Technology incorporates wide dynamic range compression,

FRONTWAVE^®directional microphones, noise reduction, and active feedback

cancellation. This headset can be custom programmed to satisfy the user's

hearing needs and listening preferences.

Any device that supports the headset or HandsFree Bluetooth profile may be

paired to this headset.

Contents of this Package

• 1 Digital Wireless Headset with HearPhone™ Technology

• 1 Wall Charger with 4 Adapters (North America, UK, Europe,Australia)

• 3 Replacement Ear Tips

• 1 Handsfree Function Quick Summary sheet

• 1 piece of (size 12 standard) tubing for use with custom earmolds (9”

length).

• 1 User's Manual

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Safety Information

This package contains small parts which may be hazardous to children under

Headsets encourage hands-free operation of phones while driving or

conducting other activities. Please obey the laws regarding cell-phone use

while driving,and give your full attention to the operation of your vehicle.

Do not attempt to use this device if it is submerged in liquid. Immediately

unplug all electrical connections.Users with pacemakers or other electrical

medical devices should consult with their physicians before using cellular

phones or a headset.

The use of wireless devices and their accessories may be prohibited or

restricted in certain areas.Always obey the local laws and regulations on the

use of these products.

Although this headset is warranted,reflecting its design quality and reliability,

fail-safe reliability is not implied.This headset-hearing instrument should not

be relied on as a primary safety system in any application where injury or loss

of life may result from failure of the hearing device to operate properly. No

redundancy or back-up is available in either the power source or the

individual and collective circuit functions of the product.

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Getting Started

Connecting the EarTip

With one hand,firmly grasp the end of the ear tip.With the other hand,grasp

the end of the flexible arm.Remove the ear tip with a gentle tug.To replace the

ear tip,reverse this procedure by aligning the hole in the ear tip and pushing it

on the end of the flexible arm until it is firmly seated in position.

Connecting a custom earmold

For improved comfort and sound quality, you may wish to obtain a custom

earmold to attach to your headset. Custom earmolds are made by hearing

healthcare providers (typically, audiologists and hearing instrument

dispensers).A silicone impression of your ear is made and then shipped to

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an earmold lab for final construction. In order for the custom earmold to

fit onto your headset, you will need to provide the clear plastic tubing

(included in your headset kit) to the hearing healthcare provider at the

time the earmold impression is made.The tubing will be incorporated into

your custom earmold and will be compatible with your headset.

Positioning the Headset

The headset's flexible arm (see photos above) can be rotated to fit either

ear.To position the headset, grasp it between your thumb and index and

middle fingers as shown. Position the body of the headset over the top of

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the ear and the ear tip into the ear. Rotate the headset until it hooks into

position over the top of your ear.Adjust the flexible arm until the ear tip is

comfortably positioned in your ear.This is just one suggestion for putting it

on and you may find a more convenient way of doing it.We encourage you

to try this a few times until you find the most comfortable position for

yourself.

Note: To avoid damaging your headset, only manipulate the flexible arm of

the headset.

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Positioning Hints

For best results, ensure that the ear tip is inserted snugly into the ear.A snug

fit will provide the best possible sound quality as well as good isolation from

environmental noise allowing you to hear incoming calls more clearly.

To obtain a snug fit, apply light pressure to the end of the

FLEXIBLE AREA

flexible arm until the ear tip feels snug but comfortable in

the ear canal.

Note: To avoid damaging your headset, only manipulate the

flexible area of the headset arm as shown here.

Turning the headset on or off

To turn on the headset:

Press and hold the MODE button and you will see 2 flashes of the

Blue Indicator Light,followed by a longer 3 second flash.Release the

button at any time. If you are wearing the headset, you will hear a

quick series of tones going from low to high pitch.The blue indicator

light will turn off to indicate you have successfully powered on the headset.

To turn off the headset:

Press and hold the MODE button until you hear 4 beeps.Release the MODE

button and you will hear a quick series of tones going

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Volume Control

With the headset oriented upright, push upward or downward on the

volume dial to decrease or increase the volume, respectively.

Note: Do not initially turn the volume control to maximum until you

become familiar with the volume levels and determine what is most

comfortable for you.

Storage Position

1. Rotate the flexible arm upwards

into the upright position as

shown in the photograph for

storage.

2. Turn it off by pushing the volume

dial upwards until you feel the

détente (click).

3. Place your headset in a clean,

dry place away from extreme

heat or cold.

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Operating Modes: Universal, Directional,

Bluetooth

Introduction

As soon as you turn on your headset, it functions in Universal Mode.This

mode allows you to hear locally-generated sound that has been

customized to suit your hearing preferences before it is sent through the

headset and into your ear canal.This mode keeps you in touch with what's

happening around you, allowing you to hear sound from all around you - in

front, to the side, and behind you. However, if you find yourself in a

challenging listening environment in which you prefer to focus on sound

coming from directly in front of you - to hear a friend sitting across from

you in a restaurant, for example - then you can switch the headset to

Directional Mode.The third operating mode is Bluetooth Mode. In this

mode, you are engaged in a phone call and have one or more phone calls

actively in progress.

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Universal Mode

As soon as you turn on your headset, it is in Universal Mode. Use this

Mode in quiet listening environments and/or whenever you want to hear

sound coming from all directions.Your customized hearing preferences are

in effect, modifying the tones and loudness of the incoming sounds to suit

your listening preferences. Sound that is generated in your immediate

vicinity will arrive at your ear customized to suit your hearing preferences.

Please read Sound Customization features below for more information

about customizing sound to suit your hearing preferences.Your hearing

healthcare provider can customize your headset to suit your preferences.

In addition to the sound customization that can be programmed into your

headset, you can always adjust the volume control on the top back of the

headset to increase or decrease the volume as you wish.

In both Universal and Directional modes you will hear a ringing sound if a

cell phone call arrives, and will hear the beeping tones that assist you in

managing cellular phone calls. Please read Features for phones supporting

the BLUETOOTH^®and Features for phones supporting the

BLUETOOTH^®Handsfree Profile in this manual regarding how to handle

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calls, use voice dial, manage multiple calls (call waiting), etc.

Remember:

If you decide to initiate or accept a cellular phone call, or connect

wirelessly to your computer, then you will only hear the phone or

computer audio. Once you break the connection to those devices, you will

once again hear the sounds being generated in your immediate vicinity.

To switch to Directional Mode from Universal Mode:

Press the Mode Button.When you press the Mode Button, you will

hear 2 beeps, which indicates that you are in Directional Mode.

To switch to Universal Mode from Directional Mode:

Press the Mode Button.When you press the Mode Button, you will

hear 1 beep, which indicates that you are in Universal Mode.

Directional Mode

Use Directional Mode whenever you want to focus your attention to

sound coming from in front of you. In this mode, you will not hear sounds

coming from behind you very well.This mode is the mode to use when

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you want to hear one source of sound, such as your dining partner's voice

from across the table, and don't want to be disturbed by sound occurring

behind you. It is a good idea to use Directional Mode whenever you find

yourself in especially challenging (noisy) listening environments.

To switch to Universal Mode from Directional Mode:

Press the Mode Button.When you press the Mode Button, you will

hear 1 beep, which indicates that you are in Universal Mode.

Remember:

If you decide to initiate or accept a cellular phone call, or connect

wirelessly to your computer, then you will only hear the phone or

computer audio. Once you break the connection to those devices, you will

once again hear the sounds being generated in your immediate vicinity.

Bluetooth Mode

Your headset can be paired with any Bluetooth-enabled audio device.

When a phone call arrives from a Bluetooth enable phone, you may hear a

ringing sound (depending on phone model).You may accept or reject the

call. Please read Features for phones supporting the BLUETOOTH^®and

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Features for phones supporting the BLUETOOTH^®Handsfree Profile in

this manual regarding how to handle calls, use voice dial, manage multiple

calls (call waiting), etc. Please read the manual that came with your cellular

phone for instructions regarding headset operation.

Setting up to receive phone calls

In order to receive cell phone calls through your Digital Wireless Headset:

1. Your headset and cell phone must have been paired (see How

to Pair your Headset to your Cell Phone, below).

2. They must both be turned on, and

3. They must be within 10m of each other.

When a phone call arrives, you may hear a ringing sound depending on

your phone model.

Note: Noise reduction technology is in effect at all times to improve the

quality of both the incoming transmission and the outgoing transmission.

After you've ended a call

Your headset will return you automatically to whichever mode you were in

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just prior to the arrival of the last phone call.Therefore, if you were in

Universal mode, you will be returned to that mode after ending your

phone call. If you were in Directional mode, you will be returned to

Directional mode after ending your phone call.

Sound Customization features

The Digital Wireless Headset with HearPhone™ Technology can be

programmed using HearPhone™ software, the Hi-Pro programming box,

and the CS44 cable.Your headset can be programmed to provide you with

the balance of bass, mid-frequency, and treble tones that you find most

pleasant to listen to.The loudness of these tones is also programmable,

and you can also limit the maximum sound that the headset delivers to

your ear.This ensures that you won't hear sounds that are intolerably loud.

Ask your hearing healthcare provider to program your headset to suit

your particular hearing needs and preferences.

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Connecting to Cell Phones - Pairing to your

cell phone

It is necessary to “pair” the headset with your Bluetooth-enabled cell

phone in order for them to communicate wirelessly. Once pairing is

complete, as long as the devices are within range (10 meters/33 feet) of

each other and both devices are switched on, the two devices will be able

to communicate with each other. Pairing is done once and normally there

is no need to repeat this.

How to Pair your Headset to your Cell Phone

1. Turn on the Bluetooth function on your phone (refer to your

phone's user manual)

2. Turn the headset on

3. Press and hold the PINCH button until you hear 4 beeps (or 4

flashes if you are not wearing the headset), then release the button

4. Verify that the blue indicator light is solid on, indicating the headset

is now in phone pairing mode.

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5. Follow your phone's pairing procedure to pair it with the headset

6. When found, the headset will display as “HearPhone” on your

phone.

7. When asked for the passkey, password or pin code, enter on the

phone's keypad: 0000

8. If pairing is successful, your phone will display a “pairing successful”

message and the blue indicator light will turn off. If you are wearing

the headset, you will hear a 'pairing success' melody

9. Depending on your phone model, you may have to initiate a

Bluetooth Connection.This can be achieved by selecting 'connect to

Bluetooth device' from your phone or by pressing and holding the

PINCH button for 1 beep, then release the button.

Repeat the pairing procedure if the pairing process fails. If you are

unsuccessful in pairing the headset after multiple pairing attempts, please

contact your cell phone manufacturer or the company from which you

bought the headset for assistance.

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Features for phones supporting the BLUETOOTH®

Headset Profile only

If your phone only supports the Bluetooth Headset Profile, then the

features described below are available. NOTE: During a call, the blue

indicator light will flash rapidly.

When a call is incoming, you will hear a series of ring tones in the earpiece

of the headset.

To answer a call

1. Briefly press and release the MODE button.

To end a call

1. Briefly press and release the MODE button.

To make a call

1. Dial the number you are calling on your phone's keypad and the

call will be transferred automatically to the headset.

To transfer a call

If you are on an active call using your phone, and then want to transfer the

call from your phone to the headset:

1. Press and hold the PINCH button until you hear 1 beep, then

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immediately release the button

To Mute/ “Unmute”

If you wish to prevent your voice from being heard by the person with

whom you are having the phone conversation, use the mute function

described below.When the headset is in this mode, you will still be able to

hear the caller's voice, and you will also hear beeps that remind you that

your voice cannot be heard by the caller.

To mute the call:

1. Briefly press and release the PINCH button.You will hear periodic

beeps, indicating the headset has been muted

To “unmute” the call:

1. Briefly press and release the PINCH button. The periodic beeps

will stop, indicating that the call has been un-muted

Features for phones supporting the BLUETOOTH^®

Handsfree Profile

If your phone also supports the Bluetooth Handsfree Profile, then

additional features are available. NOTE: During a call, the blue indicator

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light will flash rapidly.

Answering a call

If your headset is linked to your phone (headset icon displayed on your

phone), and a call is incoming, you will hear a series of ring tones in the

earpiece of the headset.

To answer a call:

1. Briefly press and release the MODE button.

If your headset is not linked to your phone, you will not hear the ring

tones in your headset; however you can still transfer the incoming call to

your headset at any time by by pressing and holding the PINCH button for

1 beep. It may take a few seconds longer to transfer.

To create a link

You can create a link to your phone at any time if one does not exist

(provided it has been already paired).

1. Press and hold the PINCH button until you hear 1 beep.

2. Release the button immediately.

To end a call

1. Briefly press and release the MODE button.

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To make a call

If your headset is linked to your phone (headset icon displayed on your

phone), dial the number you are calling on your phone's keypad and the

call will be transferred automatically to the headset.

If your headset is not linked to your phone (no headset icon), you can still

transfer the call to your headset at any time.

1. Press and hold the PINCH button until you hear 1 beep.

2. Release the button immediately. It may take a few seconds to

transfer.

Voice Dial

If your phone supports voice-activated dialing and you have set up voice

tags on your phone,

1. Press and hold the PINCH button until you hear 1 beep, then

immediately release the button

NOTE: You should create the voice tags from your headset for

better results

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Last Number Redial

1. Press and hold the PINCH button until you hear 2 beeps, then

immediately release the button.

Last Number Redial while on a Call

1. Press and hold the PINCH button until you hear 2 beeps, then

immediately release the button.

2. Refer to the Call Waiting section below for call control.

To reject a call

1. Press and hold the PINCH button until you hear 3 beeps, then

immediately release the button.

To transfer a call from the headset to the phone

If you are on an active call using your headset and then want to transfer

the call to the phone:

1. Press and hold the PINCH button until you hear 1 beep.

2. Release the button immediately.

To transfer a call from the phone to the headset

If you are on an active call using your phone and then want to transfer the

call to the headset:

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1. Press and hold the PINCH button until you hear 1 beep.

2. Release the button immediately.There may be a few seconds delay

before the call is transferred.

NOTE: This feature may not be supported on all phones and you may

have to use your phone's menu option to transfer the sound.

Call Waiting

If your phone notifies you of an incoming call while you already engaged in

a call:

To accept the waiting call:

1. Press and hold the PINCH button until you hear 1 beep.

2. Release the button immediately.This will place the first call on-

hold.

To swap between calls:

1. Press and hold the PINCH button until you hear 1 beep.

2. Release the button immediately.

To accept the waiting call and end the call you were engaged in:

1. Press and hold the PINCH button until you hear 2 beeps.

2. Release the button immediately.

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To reject the waiting call:

1. Press and hold the PINCH button until you hear 3 beeps.

2. Release the button immediately.

To release all waiting calls:

1. Press and hold the PINCH button until you hear 4 beeps.

2. Release the button immediately.

Mute / Unmute

To mute the call:

1. Briefly press and release the PINCH button.You will hear periodic

beeps, indicating the headset has been muted.

To unmute the call:

1. Briefly press and release the PINCH button. The periodic beeps

will stop, indicating that the call has been un-muted.

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Care and Maintenance of your headset

Eartips

Although the risk of disease transmission is extremely low, earwax,

perspiration, and skin do come into contact with the eartips. Do not share

eartips with other people. Do not insert dirty eartips into your ears.

Cleaning the eartips

To clean the eartip, detach it from the headset. Put the headset aside in a

clean, dry area. Use a small brush to brush wax, dirt and dust out of the

eartip. If you wish, you may also clean the eartip using mild soap and water.

Be sure to remove the eartip from the headset before any cleaning begins.

You may also use an alcohol wipe on the eartip (only) to disinfect it.

If visual inspection of the eartip reveals tears, cuts, or other damage,

replace it with a new eartip.A damaged eartip could detach itself from the

headset and remain in your ear canal.Although it will not damage your ear,

you may have to ask your physician or hearing healthcare provider to

extract the eartip.

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Cleaning your custom earmold

If you have obtained a custom earmold from your hearing healthcare

provider, ask him or her for directions regarding cleaning the earmold. In

general, custom earmolds can be cleaned with mild soap and water. If you

are using water to clean an earmold, you should detach the earmold from

the headset and place the headset in a clean, dry location. Debris can be

brushed or blown out of the tubing and around the canal portion of the

earmold. Be careful not to allow a water drop to clog the tubing blow it

out of the tubing before reattaching the earmold to the headset.

Headset Maintenance

Your headset is virtually maintenance-free. However, it is NOT waterproof.

To remove dust or debris, use a clean cloth or tissue to wipe

dirt/perspiration off the headset.

WARNING: Dropping, immersing in liquid, or exposing your headset to

extreme temperatures can damage it and can void the warranty.

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Battery and Charging Information

Minimizing Power Consumption

To minimize power consumption, either disconnect the link (if one already

exists) between the headset and the phone (icon displayed on the phone),

or turn off the headset and turn it back on.

To save power by disconnecting the link:

1. Press and hold the PINCH button until you hear a single beep.

2. Release the PINCH button immediately.

Battery Life

A fully recharged headset will provide 8+ hours of cell phone talk time, or

approximately 150 hours of use in Always-On Universal or Directional

Mode before it is necessary to recharge it.

Low Battery Indicator

When the headset requires re-charging, you will hear a warning tone from

your headset.You will receive warnings every minute when 15 minutes of

battery time are left.Warnings will increase to every 10 seconds when

battery time is 5 minutes or less.The unit will power itself off when the

battery expires.

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How to charge the headset

The headset contains a rechargeable battery and must be charged before

use. It takes about 3 hours to recharge the battery.

To charge the headset:

1. Turn the headset off.

2. Insert the headset charging plug into the charging port of the

headset.

3. Plug the AC power adapter into an electrical wall outlet.

4. The blue indicator light will turn on indicating charging is in

progress

5. The blue indicator light will flash when charging is complete

(approximately 2 hours)

Note: The headset cannot be overcharged so keep your headset fully

charged when not in use.

Replacing the battery

The battery is warranted for one year. It is not replaceable and is expected

to work for 5 years.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How do I identify the model number and serial number of my

headset?

These numbers are noted on the inside of the flexible arm.

What is the pass code or PIN for my Digital Wireless Headset,

and can I change it?

The pass code or PIN used for pairing your Bluetooth headset to your

mobile phone is "0000".This pass code cannot be changed, but it is only

needed for the first connection with a phone.

Can other Bluetooth phone users hear my conversation?

No. Pairing your headset to your Bluetooth phone creates a private

encrypted link between your headset and phone.

Will my Digital Wireless Headset work with laptops, PCs, and

PDAs?

Yes, as long as the device is Bluetooth version 1.1 (or higher) and includes

the audio gateway profile to support the headset or HandsFree profile in

the headset.

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Can my Digital Wireless Headset talk to several other devices at

the same time?

No. It will only “pair” and work with one phone or device at a time. If you

want to pair it with another device, you must perform the pairing process

again. Future models will allow multiple concurrent pairings.

What is that beeping sound?

Beeping sounds alert you that you are requesting a change in how the

headset is working (by pressing the PINCH button), or that a phone call is

waiting or that you've placed a call on “mute”.

The phone or headset does not respond at all when I press the

PINCH button.What's going on?

You may need to reset your phone by turning off the power and then

turning it back on again.You may also need to turn the Digital Wireless

Headset off and then back on.

What is voice activation?

For those mobile phones that support voice activation, it is possible for

the mobile phone user to dial phone numbers and access other calling

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services using simple voice commands. Press the PINCH button for 1 beep,

then speak a stored name, number or function into the headset and the

phone will call it up for you.

Does your caller complain they hear an echo?

Generally this is an indication that the ear tip is not positioned properly in

the ear.Try re-positioning the ear tip until a better seal is obtained.

Is the incoming sound tinny and quiet?

Try re-positioning the ear tip into the ear.The eartip should fit snugly but

be comfortable too.A snug fit will restore proper volume and tonal

balance to the incoming sound.

How can I increase the range of my Digital Wireless Headset?

The range is generally determined by the location of both the transmitting

and receiving antennas on the phone and headset, in addition to the

surrounding environment. Some things to try are:

• Do not completely cover the phone with your hand.

• Do not position your phone and headset such that your body

or any walls are in between them.

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Limited Warranty

Gennum Corporation warrants that your headset will be free from defects

in material or workmanship for a period of one (1) year from the date of

shipment, under normal use and conditions. For all warranty and

service related matters, please read the contact information

below.

During this period, if the headset is found to be defective in materials or

workmanship, Gennum will repair or replace it, at the sole option of

Gennum, at no charge to you. If Gennum determines that it is not possible

to repair or replace the headset, it may, at its sole option, refund the

purchase price paid for the headset.THESE ARE THE SOLE AND

EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES FOR BREACH OF WARRANTY BY GENNUM.

IN NO EVENT SHALL GENNUM BE LIABLE FOR DAMAGES

EXCEEDING THE SALE PRICE FORYOUR HEADSET.

You are responsible for packing the defective headset properly in the

original packaging, and for the cost of shipping.A copy of the original

receipt must be included. Shipping instructions will be given by technical

support at Gennum.Warranty repairs are completed at no charge for

parts or labour, and Gennum will pay the cost of shipping the repaired or

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replaced product back to you.Warranty repairs may use new or equal

replacement parts. Goods will not be accepted for return for non-

warranty reasons without the express prior written approval of Gennum.

Gennum reserves the right to make the final decision on any warranty

claim that may be questionable.This limited warranty does not cover and

Gennum will not be responsible for failures or defects due to misuse,

neglect, abuse, accidents, alterations, improper or unauthorized installation

or service, unauthorized removal or repairs, failure to follow instructions,

fire, floods, acts of God, or spills of food or liquids.

EXCEPT FOR THE EXPRESS LIMITED WARRANTY PROVIDED ABOVE,

THE HEADSET, FIRMWARE, SOFTWARE,WALL CHARGER WITH

ADAPTERS, REPLACEMENT EAR TIPS AND WRITTEN MATERIALS ARE

PROVIDED “AS IS” WITHOUT REPRESENTATION, CONDITION OR

WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,WHETHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR

STATUTORY,AND GENNUM SPECIFICALLY EXCLUDES ALL OTHER

CONDITIONS AND WARRANTIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED

TO IMPLIED CONDITIONS AND WARRANTIES OF

MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. IN

NO EVENT SHALL GENNUM BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT,

INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING

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DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY IN CONNECTION WITH THE HEADSET,

THE USE OF THE HEADSET OR OTHERWISE,WHETHER FOR LOSS

OF PROFITS, BUSINESS REVENUES OR OTHERWISE.

This warranty sets forth the entire responsibility of Gennum with respect

to the headset, firmware, and software, wall charger with adapters,

replacement tips and written materials.Your exclusive remedy is repair,

replacement or refund as stated herein. In no event shall Gennum's

liabilities exceed the cost of correcting defects as provided herein and any

such liabilities will terminate upon expiration of the warranty period.

This warranty is valid only when the headset is purchased from a Gennum

Authorized Dealer, and applies only to the original purchaser. Headsets

with the serial number or model designation removed, altered, replaced or

defaced are not covered by this warranty.

Trademarks™ and RegisteredTrademarks ®

The Bluetooth® trademark is owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc., and used

by Gennum Corporation under license.

HearPhone™ Technology is a trademark that is owned by Gennum

Corporation.

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FCC Notice

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject

to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2) This device must accept any interference received, including

interference that may cause undesired operation.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible

for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

Note: 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.This equipment generates uses and

can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in

accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio

communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not

occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful

interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by

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turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct

the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

EU Notice

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

In accordance with Annex IV of the EU directive 1999/5/EC, Gennum

Corporation declares under our responsibility that the product:

Type:

H-100

Intended Purpose:

Equipment Class:

Bluetooth Headset

Complies with the appropriate essential requirements of the Article 3 of

the R&TTE and the other relevant provisions, when used for its intended

purpose.

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Health and Safety requirements contained in Article 3 (1) a)

EN 60 950-1:2001: Information technology equipment - Safety

EN 50371:2002, Generic standard to demonstrate the compliance of low

power electronic and electrical apparatus with the basic restrictions

related to human exposure to electromagnetic fields (10 MHz - 300 GHz)

- General public

Protection requirements with respect to electromagnetic compatibility

Art.3 (1) b)

EN 301 489-17:V1.2.1, Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio

spectrum Matters (ERM); ElectroMagnetic Compatibility (EMC) standard

for radio equipment and services; Part 17: Specific conditions for 2.4 GHz

wideband transmission systems and 5 GHz high performance RLAN

equipment

Means of the efficient use of the radio frequency spectrum Art.3 (2)

EN 300 328-2V1.2.1, Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio Spectrum

Matters (ERM);Wideband Transmission systems; Data transmission

equipment operating in the 2.4 GHz ISM band and using spread spectrum

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modulation techniques; Part 2: Harmonized EN covering essential

requirements under article 3.2 of the R&TTE Directive

Specifications

Weight

22 grams

Typical Talk Time

Typical Standby Time

Typical Recharge Time

8 hours

150 hours (from a full charge)

3 hours (from a full discharge)

Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Contact Information

For general information about the Digital Wireless Headset, please contact:

If you are having difficulty operating your headset or desire more

information, please contact the company from which you purchased the

headset.

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HANDSFREE FUNCTION QUICK SUMMARY

Status

Function

Press and hold

PINCH BUTTON for

1 beep

Not on a Call

Answer Call

End/ Reject Call

3 beeps

Voice Dial

1 beep

Last Number Redial

Transfer Call from

Phone to Headset OR

from Headset to Phone

Last Number Redial

Answer Call Waiting;

Hold First Call

2 beeps

Single active call

Two active calls

1 beep

2 beeps

1 beep

Swap Between Calls

Accept Waiting Call;

Hang-up First Call

Reject Call Waiting

Release All Held Calls

Mute/Unmute

1 beep

2 beeps

3 beeps

4 beeps

One or two

active calls

Brief Press Only

WIRELESSHDSTmanual 1.0

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