Sena SMH5 - 4.3 Charging; 5. CHECKING THE BATTERY LEVEL; 5.1 LED Indicator; 5.2 Voice Prompt Indicator

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5. CHECKING THE BATTERY LEVEL
You can check the battery level in two different ways when the
headset is powering on.
5.1 LED Indicator
When the headset is powering on, the red LED ashes rapidly
indicating the battery level.
 4ashes=High,70~100%
 3ashes=Medium,30~70%
 2ashes=Low,0~30%
5.2 Voice Prompt Indicator
When you power on the headset, keep pressing the Jog Dial and
Phone Button simultaneously for about 3 seconds until you hear
three high tone beeps. Then you will hear a voice prompt indicating
the battery level. However, if you release the buttons as soon as the
headset turns on, you will not hear the voice prompt for the battery
level.
4.3 Charging
• To charge the SMH5, use the USB Power & Data Cable included
in the package by plugging into computer’s USB port or USB wall
charger. USB wall charger is not included in the package, but you
can use any USB wall charger in the market.*
•
 TheUSBPower&DataCableisalsousedforrmwareupgradeof
the SMH5.
•
You can use any of the standard micro-USB cables which is
mostly adopted by smartphones and general Bluetooth headsets
manufacturers.
•
The Charging LED beside the charging port turns on red while
charging, and turns to blue when the headset is fully charged. It
takes about 2.5 hours to be fully charged.
•
You can use the SMH5 while charging. It is especially helpful when
you use a cigarette charger for a long road trip.
•
A cigarette charger for the SMH5 is separately available as an
optional accessory but you can use any micro-USB car charger in
the market.
4.4 Low Battery Warning
When the battery is low, the blinking blue LED in stand-by mode turns
to red and you will hear mid-tone triple beeps and a voice prompt
saying “Low battery”.