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BlueNAC-3000
– User Guide English
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PAIRING/SYNC A DEVICE WITH BlueNAC-3000
General considerations on the priority
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BlueNAC-3000 can be synchronized with another Bluetooth
device with different functionality: mobile phone,
GPS, etc. In base on the type of device, BlueNAC-3000 assigns the priority (e.g., the phone has priority over
the intercom between two BlueNAC-3000). This means that, if we received and accepted a phone call,
communication with another device BlueNAC-3000 will be temporarily suspended, and will be restored
automatically at the end of the call (it may take a few seconds).
To make this procedure, the BlueNAC-3000 must be on and the device to synchronize must be also its
Bluetooth function enabled.
Press and hold "phone key"
or HF "Hands Free key" " on BlueNAC-3000 for about 3 seconds until de
LEDs blinking alternately. This activates the "visible mode" of BlueNAC-3000 so that another device can
locate it and synchronize. This synchronization takes 60 seconds approximately, during which you can link
your device to BlueNAC-3000. In this time interval should activate the search mode or sync your mobile phone
or Bluetooth device, depending on the make and model. Consult the owner's manual to learn this procedure.
After few seconds, your device will display "BlueNAC-3000 PILOT" or "BlueNAC-3000 COPILOT" depending
upon configuration.
To connect both devices you´ll must enter the code "8888". Your device will confirm that the synchronization
process has completed successfully. If we also ask, "Do you want to enable automatic reconnection?" we
recommend you choose " YES" to avoid having to select the device manually each time you shut down or lose
coverage. At this time your Bluetooth mobile phone or device will be associated with BlueNAC-3000.
In general, BlueNac-3000 can be used with any phone or GPS Navigator Bluetooth which allows headset or
hands-free profiles. If you link your phone to BlueNAC-3000, this will exclude the possibility of connecting
another device simultaneously. Although you can only connect with one at same time, you can register up to 5
different devices by repeating the above procedure.
Once all Bluetooth devices are registered, the first which is found will be associated with BlueNAC-3000. To
connect another device of prior partners must turn off or disconnect the Bluetooth device before.
If the device does not connect automatically, you can force the association making a short push on the key
"phone"
of BlueNAC-3000. This starts the sequence of sync with the list of the 5 previously associated
devices...
[!] Attention:
The pairing process of Bluetooth devices (Red and Blue LEDs flashing alternately) may take
about one minute. If no devices are found during that time, the BlueNAC-3000 returns to normal mode. Is
important bear in mind, the devices must be in pairing mode at same time.
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Reconnect the BlueNAC-3000 to Bluetooth
devices
If there is a connection failure between both devices (ex. if a device is switched off, or unreachable), will be
not necessary to repeat the synchronization process. Simply turn on the device or be approaching to enter
coverage. If the connection is not automatically restored, please select manually in your Bluetooth device (ex.
mobile phone, GPS, etc.) the BlueNAC-3000 (PILOT or COPILOT) to restored the connection.
SOUND AND VOLUME ADJUSTMENTS
BlueNAC-3000 uses a DSP (Digital Signal Processor) for digital processing of sound, with powerful noise
cancellation software called CVC (Clear Voice Capture) that guarantees excellent noise reduction and echo.
Also we can monitor your own voice (SIDETONE), avoiding the tendency to raise his voice to speak due to
the presence of noise. This is a more natural and comfortable communication and offers the advantage of
being able to check the sound quality during communications. We recommend that the volume of the monitor
(SIDETONE) is always much lower than the total volume we hear the Co-pilot or vice versa. Otherwise you
will have the sensation of being unable to speak normally because they hear their own voice for a few
milliseconds of delay due to digital processing to remove noise.
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