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- Page 1 Shure Bluetooth Earphones Shure Bluetooth earphones are designed for continued functionality with Bluetooth capable devices. They feature a three button controls with in-line microphone for phone calls and voice applications. Bluetooth Pairing...
- Page 2 1. Turn off the earphones. Press and hold center button on earphone remote until the LED flashes blue and red. 2. From your audio source, select "Shure BT1." 3. LED turns blue when successfully paired. Pairing Multiple Bluetooth Devices 1. Turn off the earphones. Press and hold center button on earphone remote until the LED flashes blue and red.
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Page 3: Charging The Earphones
A.) With the BT1 product OFF, activate pairing mode by holding center button for 7 seconds on the remote. Navigate to Bluetooth settings in the source device settings, and the device SHURE BT1 should appear in available devices. Select BT1, and your device should be paired. - Page 4 Q.) How do I set up multi-point pairing? How do I change active devices? A.) Multi-point pairing, a feature of Bluetooth 4, is set up automatically—pair a second device (power cycle by holding the power button down until the earphones turn off, and press again for 7 seconds to enter pairing mode).
- Page 5 Q.) Are my wireless Sound Isolating earphones IPX-rated for water resistance? Are they suited to exercise? A.) The BT1 is not IPX-rated for water resistance. However, the SE112 and SE215 comprise two of the most durable earphones available on the market today. The cable, transmitter/receiver, and remote + mic pod are subject to the same stringent battery of tests for moisture resistance that all of our earphones undergo.
- Page 6 Q.) Why would I pick Bluetooth Sound Isolating earphones over wired Sound Isolating earphones? A.) Wireless Sound Isolating earphones provide the great sound of wired SE earphones with the freedom of motion that separating your playback device from your earphones offers. This is ideal for high-impact exercise (running, spin classes) where movement of the body may cause entanglement and result in an uncomfortable pull on the ears.