Sven E-245B - Connection and Operation

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E-245B
User Manual
DESCRIPTION
a Volume up button (short press);
Next track (long press, ~ 2 seconds)
b ON/OFF button;
Call control button;
Рlay/Рause
c LED indicator
d Micro USB jack for battery charging
e Volume down button (short press);
Previous track (long press, ~ 2 seconds)
CONNECTION AND OPERATION
Attention! The built-in battery must be charged completely prior
tothe headphones application.
Headset charging
• Connect the headphones to a USB port of PC or USB charger using
USB-А/micro USB cable (included). During battery charging the indi
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cator c is red.
• When the device is charged in full, the indicator c goes out.
• There is a short periodic double beep signal when the battery
charge level is low and the LED indicator c will be red alternately.
• The battery in the headphones is used as an integral part ofthede-
vice, therefore do not try to extract or replace it, because this can
result in the warranty cancellation or the device damage.
Device switching on/o
• In order to turn on the headphones press and hold the button b
before you hear a beep signal. When the device is turned on, the LED indicator c will start
blinking blue and red (search mode) or blinking blue (connecting mode). In order to turn o
the device, press once more and hold the button b before you hear a beep signal. When
thedevice is turned o, the LED indicator c will blink red.
Control buttons
When connected to a telephone:
• in order to receive an incoming call press the button d; press the button d once again
tonish the call;
• in order to reset the call, press and hold the button d (~2 seconds)*;
• when the button b, is pressed shortly twice, the call function of the last number dialed*
is switched on.
* Depending on telephone/smartphone conguration.
Bluetooth technology
• Wireless data transfer via the Bluetooth protocol enables to connect wireless headphones
to compatible devises. Maximum radius of action of data transfer is 10 m. Such obstacles
aswalls or other electronic devices can interfere with the signal transfer.
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b
c
d
e
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Fig. 1. Control
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