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- Page 1 MOTOROKR S7-HD Bluetooth Headphones Quick Start Guide DRAFT 4 - 8/15/08 Temp Page - To be discarded before printing use this template with A7MotoQSG StructApps...
- Page 2 MOTOROKR S7-HD Quick Start Guide...
- Page 3 welcome The MOTOROKR™ S7-HD Wireless Headphones deliver a high-definition listening experience in a sleek design. Perfect for streaming music from your MP3 player, computer, or music phone. • Goodbye wires—Move freely with wireless control of your music and calls from the rotating controls on the S7-HD headphones.
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Page 4: Before You Begin
before you begin Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the before you begin components of your headphones. Volume Control Wheel Call Button Play/Pause Button Indicator Light Music Control Charging Wheel Port Power Microphone Switch... - Page 5 You’ll need to charge your headphone’s battery for a charge it minimum of 2 hours using the Motorola charger. Plug the charger into the charging port on your headphones. The Charging indicator light turns red when the battery is charging. When the battery is fully charged, the indicator light turns green.
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Page 6: Turn It On & Off
turn it on & off To turn your headphones on and off, slide the Power turn it on & off switch to the ON position. The main indicator light flashes blue 3 times when turned on (or purple when turned off). Note: Your headphones will not turn on while charging. -
Page 7: Connect Wirelessly
Place phone or music player in Bluetooth search mode. The phone or music player searches for your headphones. Select Motorola S7-HD from the search results on your phone or music player. Select OK or Yes to pair your headphones with your phone or music player. - Page 8 connect wirelessly When your headphones successfully pair and connect with your phone or music player, the main indicator light flashes blue and purple. Music playing from your connected music source is heard on your headphones. Notes: • After successfully pairing your headphones and Bluetooth device, you don't need to repeat these steps.
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Page 9: Control Your Tunes
control your tunes Playback controls on your headphones can be used when control your tunes listening to wireless music streaming from a Bluetooth-enabled music player that also provides remote control capabilities (AVRCP). Press—play/pause music Press and hold—stop music Rotate forward and release—skip to next track Rotate backward and release—skip to previous track Rotate forward and hold—fast-forward track Rotate backward and hold—rewind track... - Page 10 crank it up To adjust music volume, use the Volume Control Wheel crank it up on your headphones. Rotate forward and release—increase volume (step) Rotate backward and release—decrease volume (step) Rotate forward and hold—increase volume (continuous) Rotate backward and hold—decrease volume (continuous) You’ll hear a tone when maximum or minimum volume is reached on your headphones.
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Page 11: Handsfree Calls
handsfree calls To make and receive calls using the headphones, a handsfree calls Bluetooth handsfree (HFP) connection must be established with your phone (see “connect wirelessly” on page 6 for details). You’ll use these controls and indicators on your headphones when making and receiving handsfree calls. Volume Control Wheel Call Button Play/Pause Button... -
Page 12: Receive A Call
receive a call When there’s an incoming call, the main indicator light receive a call flashes quickly in blue on your headphones, and you hear a ring tone over your headphones. If music is playing when a call is received, the music pauses or mutes, depending on your music player and connection setup. -
Page 13: While On A Call
while on a call When a call is active, the main indicator light slowly while on a call pulses in blue on your headphones. Press—mute/unmute call (indicator light pulses in purple while muted) Press—end call Rotate forward and release—increase call volume (step) Rotate backward and release—decrease call volume (step) Rotate forward and hold—increase call volume (continuous) Rotate backward and hold—decrease call volume (continuous) - Page 14 while on a call When there’s a second incoming call, the main indicator light flashes quickly in blue on your headphones and you hear an alert. Press—1) answer second call (first call is placed on hold), 2) end second call (first call resumes), or 3) resume first call on hold (when second caller hangs up) Rotate forward or backward and hold—reject second incoming call* * If your phone supports this feature...
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Page 15: Make A Call
make a call Using the headphones to make a call, you can redial the make a call last dialed number or make a voice dial call (if your phone supports this feature). When making a voice dial call, the microphone on the headphones is enabled, and you hear a prompt from your phone. -
Page 16: Wear Your Headphones
wear your headphones To wear your headphones, first pull open ear clip, then wear your headphones slide the bottom of the ear clip above the top of your ear and rotate it around your ear until it fits comfortably, and finally rotate headphones gently towards your ear. -
Page 17: Check Your Battery
check your battery To check your headphone’s battery charge level, check your battery rotate and hold Volume Control Wheel in either direction and press the Call button. The indicator light displays charge status until the Volume wheel is released. Main Indicator Light Battery Charge Status Less than 30% charge Yellow... -
Page 18: Headphones Status
headphones status The main indicator light on your speaker displays current headphones status status of Bluetooth wireless connection(s) to your phone and/or music player. Main Indicator Light Wireless Status steady blue pairing mode long blue flash standby (handsfree connection only) long yellow flash standby (streaming music connection only) - Page 19 headphones status Main Indicator Light Wireless Status long yellow pulse music streaming (without handsfree connection active) two yellow flashes SRS WOW HD on/off three yellow flashes stopped music player slow red flash idle (not connected to a device)
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Page 20: Tips And Tricks
tips & tricks tips & tricks multi-point (two device) connection To connect to a phone and music device at the same time: Pair and connect to your phone first (see page 6). Turn off your phone and your headphones. Turn your headphones back on. The Bluetooth indicator flashes to indicate the headphones are in discoverable mode. - Page 21 tips & tricks pairing tips • To initiate pairing (discoverable) mode manually when your headphones are already powered on, press and hold both Call and Play/ Pause buttons at the same time. • To clear the paired devices list in your headphones, press and hold Play/Pause button while sliding Power switch on.
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Page 22: Audio Enhancements
audio enhancements audio enhancements enhance audio with SRS WOW HD SRS WOW HD is an audio enhancement technology that provides better width and improved bass and definition control. This feature is enabled on your headphones at purchase. If your music player also has SRS or any other sound enhancement technology, best audio results may be achieved if the audio enhancement feature is enabled on only either the music source or the headphones (but not... -
Page 23: Tech Speak
tech speak tech speak Here are some helpful Bluetooth terms to know: Profile An application (or use case) through which different Bluetooth devices can communicate with each other. Both devices must support the same profile in order to communicate with one another for the application. -
Page 24: Conformance Statement
Approval Number. You can view your product’s Declaration of Conformity (DoC) to Directive 1999/5/EC (to R&TTE Directive) at www.motorola.com/rtte. To find your DoC, enter the product Approval Number from your product’s label in the “Search” bar on the web site. - Page 25 Always obey the laws and regulations on the use of these products. MOTOROLA and the Stylized M Logo are registered in the US Patent & Trademark Office. The Bluetooth trademarks are owned by their proprietor and used by Motorola, Inc. under license. SRS and WOW HD are trademarks of SRS Labs, Inc.
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