Honeywell SRX3 User Manual page 39

Pairing
Information About this Pairing Method
Method
An SRX3 headset and an A700 device can be paired by turning on the device and
headset and touching them together. No button presses are required.
Recommended for:
TouchConnect VoiceCatalyst users on A700 devices and SRX3 headsets
Why?
This method insures that the SRX3 headset is only paired with the device it is
touching. There are no additional buttons to press.
On startup or on removal from a charger, the device immediately searches for
wireless headsets and initiates a pairing. It eliminates the need to clear pairings
manually as it will, by default, clear a pairing when powered off or when placed into
the charger.,br />
NOTE
The SRX3 headset always powers up in pairing mode.
Recommended for:
VoiceClient users sharing headsets
Auto pairing:
Anyone using SRX headsets
Why?
When sharing headsets, autopairing makes it easy to locate any device and
headset, power the two on in close proximity to one another (less than 3 feet), and
have the two pair automatically. It eliminates the need to clear pairings manually or
through VoiceConsole as it will clear a pairing when powered off or when placed into
the charger by default. When you start up the device, it will be unpaired and will
begin searching for a headset. This is the preferred method to use with SRX
headsets as upon the first connection, it will set a parameter on the SRX so that
when booted, it automatically goes into pairing mode.
The user determines when to pair a device and headset by pressing buttons on the
device.
NOTE
The SRX3headset can perform either manual or auto pairing for its first
pairing.
Manual
pairing:
Recommended for:
VoiceCatalyst users on A500 devices
VoiceClient users not sharing headsets
Anyone using SRX3 headsets
Why?
VoiceClient users that are not sharing their headsets with other users are
encouraged to use manual pairing. Manual pairing is the safest way to avoid cross
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