Summary of Contents for GG R1
- Page 1 BluetoothHandsfreeKit GG Telecom ALSO KNOW AS < R1 / RX-1 / RX-7 / GX-7 / MZ-1 / MX-5 / TX-5 / TX-7 >...
- Page 2 Your Handsfree Kit incorporates iVOICE AUTOPAIR™ Technology to Do not operate your Handsfree Kit while driving!! simplify the Bluetooth setup process. ALSO KNOW AS < R1 / RX-1 / RX-7 / GX-7 / MZ-1 / MX-5 / TX-5 / TX-7 >...
- Page 3 Using It As A Portable Speakerphone. BluetoothHandsfreeKit Product Overview Charging Port Speaker Detachable Clip Microphone You can detach the clip and Use it as a speakerphone place it in your shirt pocket. during a conference call. Pairing Volume Down Button / (Redial) Before you use the Handsfree Kit for the first time, charge with the supplied charger for 6 hours Volume Up Button...
- Page 4 Redial A Call Increase / Decrease Volume BluetoothHandsfreeKit Pairing Enter Bluetooth Enter Bluetooth Enter Bluetooth Enter Bluetooth 3-4. Enter the Pincode/ Passkey “0000”. Passkey: Passkey: Passkey: Passkey: Long press the Volume down button Press the Volume Up Button 0000 0000 0000 0000 when your Handsfree Kit is connected to...
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Page 5: Led Indicator Chart
How To Connect To Two Mobile Phone Simutaneously?? 1. Turn the Handsfree Kit off and turn it on, the Handsfree Kit will connect to both of your mobile phones automatically. BluetoothHandsfreeKit What is MobileConferencing™ ?? 2. Establish the Bluetooth connection via your mobile phone. Please refer to your mobile phone user manual to connect your device. -
Page 6: Safety Information
2. Check our website for more information, updated manuals and troubleshooting. Voice dial press www.gg2002.com 3. Return the unit directly to GG Telecom for testing and replacement of faulty items – Please call or email to arrange a Return Merchandise Authorization(RMA) number. Warranty Terms and Conditions Last call redial... -
Page 7: Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement
Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement 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.
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