Bluetooth Headphones - Minelab GPX6000 User Manual

Bluetooth Headphones

Any standard Bluetooth headphones can be used with the GPX 6000, however use of
the Minelab ML 100 wireless headphones is recommended for optimum wireless
audio performance�
Minelab ML 100 headphones use aptX™ Low Latency technology, and will deliver faster audio than standard Bluetooth®
headphones� aptX™ Low Latency technology is faster than standard Bluetooth, with a delay of 40 ms, giving a faster
detection response�
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Pairing the ML 100 headphones
Pairing the ML 100 headphones is only required at first time use� They will automatically connect for all future uses�
Re-pairing is required following Factory Reset of either the headphones or the detector�
When Bluetooth headphones are paired, the Bluetooth Indicator will indicate the type of headphones that are in use�
Standard Bluetooth
1. Make sure headphones are off, and
close to the detector.
2. Turn on the ML 100 headphones
3. Enable bluetooth on the detector
4. Headphones will automatically
connect
CONTENTS
1. Status LED
2. Plus button (+)
3. Multi-function button
Pairing mode
(alternating blue and red)
Connected (flash every 3 seconds)
Headphones on, not connected
(flash every 2 seconds)
Charging
Charging complete (Off)
Bluetooth Qualcomm® aptX™ Low Latency
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4. Minus button (−)
5. Headphone socket 3�5 mm (1/8 inch)
6. USB Micro-B socket
Ensure the headphones are turned off and are no more
than 1 metre (3�3 feet) away from the detector�
Press Multi-Function button on the ML 100 headphones
for 2 seconds to enter Pairing mode� Two ascending
tones are heard and the LED alternates blue and red�
Press the Bluetooth button on the side of the GPX 6000
control panel for 2 seconds until the Bluetooth icon
begins to flash rapidly�
If pairing is successful, the headphones beep and the
Bluetooth icon and wireless headphones icon remain on�
The Status LED on the headphones will flash blue once
every 3 seconds during use