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Pairing your Proximity Watch with your iPhone®
12) Pull the crown out one click and rotate to move the mode hand to 'TME' mode.
13) Push the crown in one click to the closed position next to the case. This completes pairing your Proximity
watch with your iPhone®.
Notes about Pairing your Proximity Watch
You may pair more than one Proximity watch with your iPhone®. However only one watch will receive
notifications at a time.
If pairing with multiple devices you will need to delete the pairing information in the Bluetooth® settings on
the device as well as on the Proximity watch, then pair again. This will need to be done every time you switch
devices.
Your Proximity watch will pair with iPad® 2 forward and iPod® 5th generation that are operating on iOS 7.0.4 or
higher. Use with these devices however IS NOT supported.
Known limitations
The following limitations are known due to iOS 7.x.x and higher:
1) iPhone® Mail App
a) Notifications for emails received in rapid succession may not be generated.
b) If there are more than 5 unread emails in an email 'in-box" in the default iPhone® Mail App, Proximity
may receive "duplicate" notifications as emails are opened and marked as "read". This will occur until the
number of unread emails is less than 5 in a given email 'in-box' . This is due to how the iPhone® notification
center is updated within iOS 7.0.4 and higher.
2) iPhone® Message App.
a) Notifications for messages received in rapid succession may not be generated.
b) If you have an active conversation open, a Proximity notification will not be generated. This is because
during a "conversation" with the iPhone® Message App being actively used, iOS does not issue a notification
to the iPhone® notification center, only an alert (tone and/or vibration depending on iPhone® settings).
3) iPhone® Reminder App
When a new Calender event is entered and the alert option is used, these may be issued as "reminders" in
iOS 7.x.x and higher
4) Bluetooth® connection iOS 7.0.3
Bluetooth® communication may sometimes be disrupted in iOS 7.0.3. This causes the need to turn the
iPhone® 'OFF' then 'ON' to restore Bluetooth® operation. Be sure your iPhone® is running iOS 7.0.4 or
higher.
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