Jabra BT 125 - User Manual

The Jabra BT125 is a Bluetooth headset designed for wireless communication, offering a hands-free experience for users. Its primary function is to allow users to make and receive calls without needing to hold their mobile phone, enhancing convenience and safety, particularly in situations like driving.

Function Description

The Jabra BT125 operates as a Bluetooth-enabled audio device that pairs with a mobile phone. Once paired, it allows for seamless interaction with call functions directly from the headset. Key functionalities include:

Answering Calls: Users can answer incoming calls with a simple press of the answer/end button on the headset.
Ending Calls: Active calls can be terminated by pressing the answer/end button.
Rejecting Calls: If a user wishes not to answer an incoming call, they can reject it by pressing and holding the answer/end button when the phone rings. This feature may redirect the caller to voicemail or provide a busy signal, depending on the phone's settings.
Voice Dialing: For compatible phones, the headset supports voice dialing. A quick press of the answer/end button activates the phone's voice dialing feature, allowing users to initiate calls by speaking a name or command. For optimal performance, it is recommended to record voice tags through the headset if possible.
Redialing Last Number: The headset can redial the last number called, a convenient feature for quickly reconnecting.
Volume Adjustment: Dedicated volume up (+) and volume down (-) buttons allow users to adjust the audio level during calls, ensuring clear communication.
Call Waiting and Call Hold: This advanced feature enables users to manage multiple calls. If an incoming call arrives while another call is active, the user can put the current call on hold and answer the new one. Switching between held and active calls is also possible, as is ending the current active call.

The headset is designed to provide clear audio for both the user and the person on the other end of the call. Its wireless nature allows for freedom of movement within a certain range from the paired phone.

Usage Features

The Jabra BT125 is designed for straightforward use, with an emphasis on intuitive controls and comfortable wear.

Powering On/Off: To turn the headset on, the user presses the answer/end button. To turn it off, the answer/end button is pressed and held for a longer duration.
Pairing with a Phone: Before initial use, the headset must be paired with a mobile phone. This involves putting the headset into pairing mode (typically by pressing and holding the answer/end button until a specific light indicator appears, usually a solid blue light). The phone then needs to be set to search for Bluetooth devices. Once the Jabra BT125 is discovered, the user selects it and enters a passkey (commonly "0000") to establish the connection. A confirmation message on the phone indicates successful pairing. If pairing fails, the process can be repeated.
Wearing the Headset: The Jabra BT125 is designed to be worn on either the right or left ear. It features an adjustable ear hook that can be rotated 180 degrees to fit the desired ear. The ear hook can be tightened at its rear end for a more secure fit. For optimal performance, it is recommended to wear the headset and the mobile phone on the same side of the body or within line of sight to minimize interference.
Call Handling: When a call is initiated from the mobile phone, the audio is automatically transferred to the headset (depending on phone settings). If the phone does not support automatic transfer, the user can manually transfer the call to the headset by pressing the answer/end button.
Light Indicators (LED): The headset features an LED indicator that provides visual feedback on its status:
- Flashing blue light (once per second): Indicates an active call.
- Flashing blue light (once every three seconds): Indicates standby mode.
- Flashing blue light (low battery): Signals that the battery level is low.
- Solid blue light: Indicates that the headset is charging or in pairing mode.

Maintenance Features

Proper care and storage are essential to ensure the longevity and optimal performance of the Jabra BT125.

Charging: The headset is powered by a rechargeable battery. It should be fully charged for approximately two hours before initial use. Charging can be done via an AC adapter connected to a power socket or through a USB cable connected to a PC (USB cable and car charger are sold separately). A solid blue LED indicates that the headset is charging, and the light turning off signifies that charging is complete.
Storage: When not in use, the Jabra BT125 should be stored safely with the power turned off. It is crucial to avoid storing the headset in extreme temperatures, whether high (above 45°C/113°F) or low (below -10°C/14°F), as this can shorten battery life and negatively impact product performance. High temperatures can also directly damage the product.
Moisture Protection: If the device gets wet from water or other liquids, it should be wiped dry immediately to prevent damage.

The Jabra BT125 is designed to be a reliable and user-friendly Bluetooth headset, compatible with Bluetooth-enabled mobile phones that support the Headset and/or Hands-Free profiles. Its design focuses on ease of use, comfort, and essential call management features for a convenient wireless communication experience.

Jabra BT 125 Specifications

General

Talk Time	Up to 8 hours
Standby Time	Up to 170 hours
Bluetooth Compliance	Bluetooth 2.0
Operating Range	10 meters (33 feet)
Noise Cancellation	No
Supported Bluetooth Profiles	Headset Profile (HSP), Hands-Free Profile (HFP)
Compatibility	Bluetooth-enabled devices