Using The Wired Audio Input - Midland BT SINGLE Instruction Manual

the following play options:
Play, Pause, Forward and Backward.
Attention: The remote control is enabled only if the MP3
player device supports the AVRCP protocol.
Available controls:
› To enable your connected MP3 Player, press and hold down
the "Music" button for 3 seconds.
› To play/pause music, briefly press the "Music" button.
› To skip forward to the next song, briefly press the "Telepho-
ne" button.
› To skip backwards to the previous song, briefly press the
"AUX" button.
› To disable the MP3 player, press and hold down the "Music"
button for 3 seconds (2 beeps will confirm it).
Using the features of your GpS sat-nav
To use the features of your gPS Sat-nav, be sure both units
are turned on and correctly paired together, following the pai-
ring procedure described in the "Pairing the unit with a gPS
Sat-nav" section.
Listening to voice instructions from your GPS Sat-Nav
Traffic directions from your gPS Sat-nav will always be im-
mediately transmitted by temporarily disabling all other active
communications. Once these voice directions have been tran-
smitted, your BT Single will automatically re-enable all existing
communications.
Listening to music from your GPS Sat-Nav
The most popular gPS devices usually enable you to listen
to music when no directions are being given. in this case, the
communication with the gPS is always active.
Using a mobile phone with a GPS Sat-Nav
if you have connected a gPS Sat-nav to your Midland BT Sin-
gle, you will not be able to connect the mobile phone directly
to the unit; you must instead, connect the phone to the gPS
Sat-nav. By doing so, all the mobile phone features will be
managed directly by your gPS Sat-nav. For information on
how to pair a mobile phone and answer/make calls, see the
manual supplied with your particular Sat-nav.

Using the wired audio input

Your Midland BT Single is also fitted with a wired audio input
(labeled AUX), that can be used to connect a stereo audio
source, like an iPod (or any other MP3 Player) or a PMR446
transceiver for bike-to-bike communications.
Priority: the wired audio input has the lowest priority
when compared to the other Bluetooth connections and
will therefore always be disabled when another Blueto-
oth communication is opened.
Listening to music
To listen to music from the wired input, connect the audio
source using the cable supplied with the BT Single unit. The
volume level is automatically adjusted by the AgC system,
which means that you only need to adjust the volume of your
iPod/MP3 player to a level that will allow you to listen to music
in normal speed.
Attention: never set the volume of the MP3 Player to the
maximum possible.
Hint: We recommend that you perform a few tests adjusting
the volume of your iPod/MP3 player so at the normal speed
the Headset volume is suited to your needs.
The AGC system will automatically increase the volume on
higher speed. Make a note to remember this setting for future
trips.
Attention: the volume adjustment, ("Volume+" and "Vo-
lume –") buttons, cannot be used to adjust the volume of
the wired audio source(eg MP3 player), only the volume
of the BT Single that the device is connected to.
Enabling/disabling the wire input
The wire input can be enabled and disabled by means of the
"AUX" button.
› Disabling: briefly press the "AUX" button (you will hear two
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