To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my GE 99001 turn off automatically?
The GE Transmitter is designed to automatically turn off after 3 minutes of being unable to pair with any device. This feature helps to conserve battery life.
How to know when the battery on GE 99001 is running low?
You'll know the GE Transmitter battery is low if you hear breaks in the audio link approximately every 30 seconds or if you are unable to pair any Bluetooth receivers to the transmitter after multiple attempts.
Details equipment compliance with FCC Class B digital device limits and interference mitigation.
Explains Class 2 range limits and how they affect pairing with other Bluetooth classes.
Instructions for charging, LED indicators, and turning off the transmitter to conserve battery.
Steps to connect to an audio source and pair with Bluetooth receivers.
Identifies symptoms of low battery and issues with pairing Bluetooth devices.
Lists key technical details of the transmitter, including range, power, and dimensions.
Manufacturer's liability, rights to change specs, and copyright notice.
Outlines the warranty period, coverage, and return procedures for manufacturing defects.
Details equipment compliance with FCC Class B digital device limits and interference mitigation.
Explains Class 2 range limits and how they affect pairing with other Bluetooth classes.
Instructions for charging, LED indicators, and turning off the transmitter to conserve battery.
Steps to connect to an audio source and pair with Bluetooth receivers.
Identifies symptoms of low battery and issues with pairing Bluetooth devices.
Lists key technical details of the transmitter, including range, power, and dimensions.
Manufacturer's liability, rights to change specs, and copyright notice.
Outlines the warranty period, coverage, and return procedures for manufacturing defects.
General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | 99001 |
| Category | Transmitter |
| Language | English |
