“Voice Focus AI settings (EAH-AZ100)”, Page 60
EAH-AZ100: “Call time (Earphones)”, Page 81
EAH-AZ80/EAH-AZ60M2: “Call time (Earphones)”, Page 82
EAH-AZ40M2: “Call time (Earphones)”, Page 84
4 Touch and hold an earphone touch sensor (L or R) for about 2 seconds to end the call.
Note:
R HSP (Headset Profile): Allows the earphones to receive monaural audio and the microphone
to transmit audio.
R HFP (Hands-Free Profile): Provides incoming and outgoing communication in addition to the
HSP functions. (The earphones cannot make calls.)
R You may have to configure hands-free settings on the Bluetooth
®
phone.
R Depending on the Bluetooth
®
phone, you may hear incoming and outgoing ringtones from the
earphones.
R You can use the microphone on the earphones and the app on a Bluetooth
®
device to have
the Bluetooth
®
device make a call.
“Activate voice assistant features”, Page 40
Use only one earphone
You can use just one earphone after completing initial settings and after connecting to a
Bluetooth
®
device. For example, if you take out only earphone (R) and leave earphone (L) in the
charging cradle, earphone (R) will connect to the smartphone. You can listen to music or make
calls with one earphone while charging the other.
Note:
R The audio will be monaural.
R If you take out the other earphone from the charging cradle when using only one earphone,
the earphones will automatically connect wirelessly and switch to using both. The audio will be
stereo.
Use external sound control
External sound control switches between noise cancelling and ambient sound.
1 While wearing the earphones, touch and hold touch sensor (R) for about 2 seconds.
R The mode switches between noise cancelling and ambient sound every time you touch
and hold.
(A voice prompt will notify you of the mode you switched to.)
R The default setting is “Noise cancelling”.
Note:
R The [Technics Audio Connect] app allows you to turn off external sound control.
“Set external sound control”, Page 47
R Noise Cancelling: Reduces sound (noise) from the surroundings. While using noise cancelling,
you may hear a slight noise from the noise reduction circuit, but this is not a malfunction. (You
may hear this slight noise in quiet places or during the silence between songs.)
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