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Operation Range : Up to 10 Meters
Frequency Range : 2.4-2.48GHz
Multipoint Technology
DSP - Noise Reduction & Echo Cancellation
Battery : 3.7V /600mAH Li-polymer
Charging Voltage : DC4.75-5.25V
Charging Time : About 3 hours
Talk Time : Up to 12 hours
Standby Time : Up to 450 hours
Dimensions(mm) : L115 x W45 x H18
Weight : 71.3g(with clip)
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Summary of Contents for noisehush N620
- Page 1 Operation Range : Up to 10 Meters Frequency Range : 2.4-2.48GHz Multipoint Technology DSP - Noise Reduction & Echo Cancellation Battery : 3.7V /600mAH Li-polymer Charging Voltage : DC4.75-5.25V Charging Time : About 3 hours Talk Time : Up to 12 hours...
- Page 2 NoiseHush N620 Bluetooth Speakerphone! ® Warning and Cautions: The NoiseHush N620 is stylish in design and easy • Do not expose the N620 Speakerphone to water, to use, with no complex installation require- rain or moisture. ments. Your calls will be crystal clear with the •...
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Page 3: Troubleshooting
Microphone LED Indicator Mute Button on by pressing the MFB. You can manually initiate a search for the last connected phone by pressing and holding the MFB. Troubleshooting: Mobile Phones can become prone to software and memory issues, which may cause Bluetooth® by restarting your phone. - Page 4 When not connected to a phone (or your phone when the N620 Speakerphone is is out of the operating range), the N620 speak- • Answering an incoming call: Press the MFB once minutes to conserve energy. You can turn it back during an incoming call.
- Page 5 3. Pair the second phone to the N620 using the pairing instructions above. • Rejecting a call: Press and hold the MFB for 3 seconds during an incoming call. phone. • Redialing the last number: In stand-by mode, 5. Select “NoiseHush N620” on your phone list of press the MFB twice.
- Page 6 Slightly open the clasp on the visor clip and slide it 3. Once the “NoiseHush N620” is found, connect into the slot guides located on the back of the Blue- and pair to it. If your device prompts you for a tooth®...
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