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Headset components Technical specifications Product safety Chapter 2: Getting started Charge your headset Check your battery level Turn your headset on and off LED indicator lights Audio alerts Status icons Pair your headset Apple devices—iOS Android devices—Android OS Windows devices Pair your headset with additional devices Switch between paired devices Wear your headset Chapter 3: Dictating with your headset Dictate — Dragon Professional solutions Dictate — Dragon Anywhere Dictate — Dragon Professional Anywhere Chapter 4: Calling with your headset Call basics Make a call Answer a call End a call Adjust the volume...
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Contents Mute a call Chapter 5: Using a voice assistant with your headset Invoke your voice assistant Appendix A: Troubleshooting and Maintenance Troubleshoot your headset Maintain your headset Clean your headset Support...
Dragon Bluetooth Wireless Headset II Guide overview This guide contains the following: Technical specifications, system requirements, regular use instructions, troubleshooting procedures, and maintenance instructions for the Dragon Bluetooth Wireless Headset II Audience This guide is intended for Dragon users who will dictate with the headset on computers, tablets, and mobile phones. This guide assumes you have a basic understanding of how to use those devices.
Dragon Bluetooth Wireless Headset II About the headset Your Dragon Bluetooth wireless headset is designed for hands-free dictation using the Dragon family of speech recognition solutions. You can also use your headset to make and receive calls and to invoke the voice assistant for your device, such as Siri (iOS). You can dictate with Dragon when it's installed on your Bluetooth-capable computer, mobile phone, or tablet. Your headset is supported on the following devices: Operating System Device Type System Requirements Apple iOS (phones, tablets) Phones Bluetooth Tablets Android (phones, tablets) Phones Bluetooth Tablets Windows (laptops, desktops, Laptops Windows 7 or higher tablets) ...
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Chapter 1: Introduction Icon Description Indicator light Power ON/OFF switch Volume Down (-) and Volume Up (+) buttons Call button Mute button Charge port...
Dragon Bluetooth Wireless Headset II Technical specifications Connectivity Connection Wireless Type Wireless Bluetooth Connectivity Bluetooth v5.0 + ERD/BLE Version Bluetooth HSP1.2/HFP1.7.1/A2DP1.3.1/AVRCP1.6/SPP1.2/DI1.3/AVCTP1.4 Profiles Maximum 10 meters/32.8 feet Wireless Range Frequency 2.400~2.480 GHz Range General Maximum Talk 8 hours Time Maximum 240 hours Stand-By Time ...
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Chapter 1: Introduction Charging Time Approximately 2 hours Charging DC 5V Operating Voltage Operation 3.3-4.2V Voltage Operation 4-8mA Current...
Dragon Bluetooth Wireless Headset II Product safety This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. Bluetooth is a registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG, Inc. Other products and company names mentioned herein may be trademarks or trade names of their respective owners.
Chapter 2: Getting started Charge your headset Check your battery level Turn your headset on and off LED indicator lights Audio alerts Status icons Pair your headset Apple devices—iOS Android devices—Android OS Windows devices Pair your headset with additional devices Switch between paired devices Wear your headset...
Dragon Bluetooth Wireless Headset II Charge your headset Your new headset comes partially charged and is ready for use directly out of the box. However, for maximum usage, Nuance recommends that you fully charge the headset for two hours before initial use. Your headset comes with a charging cord. Do one of the following to charge your headset: Charge your headset with an adapter: 1. Plug the USB-C end of the cord into your headset. 2. Plug the USB end of the cord into an adapter (not included) and then plug the adapter into a power outlet. Charge your headset with your computer: 1. Plug the USB-C end of the c ord into your headset. 2. Plug the USB end of the cord into an available USB port on your laptop or desktop computer.
Chapter 2: Getting started Check your battery level Your headset comes with a rechargeable battery that provides the following: 8 hours of talk time 240 hours of standby time Use the USB-C charging cord included in the box to recharge it. In general, the red LED indicator flashes continuously when the headset battery level is low. The following table describes additional battery life indicators for specific devices. Device Visual Indicator Audio Indicator Apple "Battery level The battery icon ( ) in your device's status bar indicates the is high"— headset's remaining battery life. 100%-70% remaining "Battery level is medium"— 70%-30% Android Battery life is indicated in 20% intervals in the Bluetooth menu. remaining "Battery level ...
Dragon Bluetooth Wireless Headset II Turn your headset on and off Power on Slide the ON/OFF switch upward, away from the red LED indicator. You'll hear audio prompt "Power On". Note: Turning your headset on does not turn on Dragon's microphone. To turn on Dragon's microphone, see the appropriate section for turning on Dragon's microphone in “Dictating with your headset” on page 19. Power off Slide the ON/OFF switch downward, towards the red LED indicator. You'll hear audio prompt "Disconnected". Note: Turning your headset off does not turn off Dragon's microphone. LED indicator lights LED light Indicator Red and blue LED flashing alternately Headset is in pairing mode. One long blue LED flash followed by one short Headset is turned on and paired with your device. blue and red LED flash Red LED flashing Low battery. Audio alerts You'll hear the following audio alerts when you power on your headset: Alert Description "Power On"...
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Chapter 2: Getting started Icon Operating System Description Apple Headset is paired with your Apple device. Apple Remaining headset battery life. Android Headset is paired with your Android device. Windows Headset is paired with your Windows device.
Dragon Bluetooth Wireless Headset II Pair your headset Your Dragon Bluetooth Headset II is in pairing mode by default when you first turn it on. The red and blue LED indicators flash alternately to indicate the headset is in pairing mode. To enable pairing mode manually, see “Pair your headset with additional devices” on page 17. For best results, first turn off all other Bluetooth devices that connect to your device before pairing your Dragon headset. Your headset can be paired with a maximum of one device at a time. Apple devices—iOS 1. Turn on your Apple device. 2. Tap Settings>Bluetooth. 3. Enable Bluetooth. 4. Turn on your Dragon Bluetooth Headset II. The red and blue LED lights flash to indicate the headset is in pairing mode. Your headset appears in the list of devices on the Settings>Bluetooth page. If your headset doesn't appear in the list, see “Troubleshoot your headset” on page 29. 5. Tap Dragon Bluetooth Headset II. When paired successfully, the red and blue LED lights stop flashing, and the following icons appear in your device's status bar: Use the battery icon to determine your headset's remaining battery life.
Android devices—Android OS 1. Turn on your Android device. 2. Access your Quick Settings menu by swiping down from the top of your screen. 3. Tap the Bluetooth icon ( ) to enable Bluetooth. 4. Touch and hold the Bluetooth icon. 5. Tap Pair new device or look under Available devices. If your headset doesn't appear in the list, see “Troubleshoot your headset” on page 29. 6. Tap Dragon Bluetooth Headset II. When paired successfully, the red and blue LED lights stop flashing. Note: Your headset remains paired with your device automatically unless you manually unpair it. Windows devices 1. Turn on your Dragon Bluetooth Headset II. 2. Turn on your Windows desktop or laptop. 3. Launch Settings>Devices>Bluetooth and other devices. 4. Enable the Bluetooth setting. 5. Click Add Bluetooth or other device.
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Dragon Bluetooth Wireless Headset II 7. Select Dragon Bluetooth Headset II. Windows sets up your headset. When the setup is complete, a confirmation dialog box appears. 8. Click Done. Your headset now appears on the Bluetooth & other devices page. Note: Your headset remains paired with your device automatically unless you manually disconnect or unpair it.
Windows devices—On the Settings>Devices>Bluetooth and other devices page, click Dragon Bluetooth Headset II, and then click the Disconnect button. You'll hear audio prompt "Disconnected". The red and blue LED lights flash to indicate the headset is in pairing mode. 3. On the second device, open the Bluetooth menu. See step 1 for specific instructions. 4. Connect your headset: Apple devices—In the My Devices list, tap Dragon Bluetooth Headset II. Android devices—In the Available Devices list, tap Dragon Bluetooth Headset II. Windows devices—On the Settings>Devices>Bluetooth and other devices page, click Dragon Bluetooth Headset II, and then click the Connect b utton. You'll hear audio prompt "Connected". The red and blue LED lights stop flashing.
Dragon Bluetooth Wireless Headset II Wear your headset The headset is designed to be worn on either ear. Adjust 1. Flip the microphone boom towards you, then rotate the ear piece away from you. 2. Lower the microphone boom. Wear 1. Slide the headset over your ear, then press the earpiece gently inward toward your ear. Tip: For best fit, first remove your eyeglasses if you wear them. 2. Position the microphone towards your mouth for optimal recognition accuracy.
Dragon Bluetooth Wireless Headset II Dictate — Dragon Professional solutions Use these instructions to dictate with the following Dragon products: Dragon Professional Individual Dragon Professional Group Dragon Legal Individual Dragon Legal Group Dragon Law Enforcement Dragon Home To dictate with Dragon Professional and Dragon Home: 1. Turn your headset on. You'll hear audio prompt "Connected". 2. Open Dragon. 3. If you don't already have a user profile, Dragon prompts you to create one. You can choose your headset as your microphone after you create your user profile. 4. If you already have a user profile, from the Settings menu, select Microphone>Choose Microphone. The Choose a Microphone dialog box appears. 5. Select Headset: Dragon Bluetooth Headset II and then click Next. Dragon sets up your microphone.
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Chapter 3: Dictating with your headset 6. Click Finish. 7. From the DragonBar, click the microphone button ( ) and begin dictating when the button turns green. Note: Turning off Dragon's microphone does not turn off your headset. To conserve battery life when you're not dictating, turn your headset off.
Dragon Bluetooth Wireless Headset II Dictate — Dragon Anywhere 1. Turn your headset on. You'll hear audio prompt "Connected". 2. Open Dragon Anywhere. 3. Tap Dragon's microphone button ( ) and begin dictating when the button turns green. Dragon uses the Bluetooth headset for dictation automatically. If you unpair or shut off the Bluetooth headset, Dragon uses the microphone on your iOS or Android device.
Chapter 3: Dictating with your headset Dictate — Dragon Professional Anywhere Use these instructions to dictate with the following Dragon products: Dragon Professional Anywhere Dragon Legal Anywhere 1. Turn your headset on. You'll hear audio prompt "Connected". 2. Open Dragon Professional Anywhere. 3. From the DragonBar, select Microphone>Headset (Dragon Bluetooth Headset II Hands-Free AG Audio). 4. Tap Dragon's microphone button ( ) and begin dictating when the button turns green.
Dragon Bluetooth Wireless Headset II Chapter 4: Calling with your headset Call basics Make a call Answer a call End a call Adjust the volume Mute a call...
Chapter 4: Calling with your headset Call basics Make a call 1. Ensure your Dragon Bluetooth Headset II is on and connected to your phone. 2. Make a call on your phone. You'll hear the audio through your headset. 3. Adjust the volume using the Volume Down (-) and Volume Up (+) buttons. 4. Press the Call button ( ) to end the call. Answer a call Press the Call button ( ) when you are receiving an incoming call. End a call Press the Call button ( Adjust the volume Press the Volume up button (+) or Volume down button (-). Mute a call...
Chapter 5: Using a voice assistant with your headset Invoke your voice assistant You can invoke the following voice assistants with your headset: Siri (iOS) Google Assistant™ (Android OS) Cortana (Windows) Before invoking your voice assistant, first check the settings on your device to determine whether the assistant requires a wake up word (such as "Hey Siri") to open it. To invoke your voice assistant: 1. Double-tap the Call button ( ) on your headset. 2. Do one of the following: If your device requires a wake up word, say the word ("Hey Siri", "Hey Google", or "Hey Cortana") and then say a command or question. If your device does not require a wake up word, say a command or question. ...
Dragon Bluetooth Wireless Headset II Troubleshoot your headset Issue Procedures Headset won't pair Try any of the following: Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your device. Turn off Bluetooth for 10 seconds, and then turn it back on. During initial pairing, first turn off all other Bluetooth devices that connect to your device. Your device might have difficulty discovering your Dragon Bluetooth headset if there are many other Bluetooth devices in range. If your headset isn't listed in the list of available devices, consider moving to a different area where there are fewer Bluetooth devices. Move your headset closer to your device. Your headset has a range of 10 meters/32.8 feet. Restart your device. If you selected Forget This Device on your Android or Apple device, do one of the following to allow your Dragon Bluetooth headset to re-appear in the list of devices when pairing: Apple (iOS 15 or later)—Select Set- tings>General>Transfer or Reset...
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Devices list, tap the Info icon ( ) next to Dragon Bluetooth Headset II, and then tap Disconnect. Android devices—In the Available Devices list, tap Disconnect next to Dragon Bluetooth Headset II. Windows devices—On the Set- tings>Devices>Bluetooth and other devices page, click Dragon Bluetooth Headset II, and then click the Disconnect button. You'll hear audio prompt "Disconnected". The red and blue LED lights flash to indicate the headset is in pairing mode. 3. Open the Bluetooth menu. Apple devices—Tap Settings>Bluetooth. Android devices—Access the Quick Settings menu and tap the ...
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Dragon Bluetooth Wireless Headset II Bluetooth icon ( Windows devices—Launch Set- tings>Devices>Bluetooth and other devices. 4. Re-connect your headset: Apple devices—In the My Devices list, tap Dragon Bluetooth Headset II. Android devices—In the Available Devices list, tap Dragon Bluetooth Headset II. Windows devices—On the Set- tings>Devices>Bluetooth and other devices page, click Dragon Bluetooth Headset II, ...
Appendix A: Troubleshooting and Maintenance Maintain your headset Keep the headset dry and away from water. Do not expose the headset to direct sunlight or hot places. High temperatures will shorten the life of electronic devices, destroy the battery, or distort plastic components. Do not expose the headset to extreme cold. Do not attempt to dismantle the headset components. Do not drop the product on hard surfaces. Do not use harsh chemicals or detergent to clean the headset components. Clean your headset Use a dry microfiber cloth to wipe down your headset. This helps remove light buildup without scratching the device.
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