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To receive phone calls your phone must support
either the Bluetooth “Head Set” (HSP) or “Hands
Free” (HFP) prole. When pairing to your phone, it
may ask you which Bluetooth service you want to
enable. Select “Headset” or, if available, “Stereo
Headset.”
To access caller ID features, your phone must
support the Phone Book Access Prole (PBAP)
When pairing to a cellular phone, we recommend
disabling the phone key tones and SMS alerts.
To listen to stereo music from your phone, it
must support the ADP/“Stereo Headset”
prole.
A maximum of eight devices can be paired to
the uDirect . A ninth pairing will overwrite the
pairing of the device that has not been used in
the longest amount of time.
The uDirect  can support (connect) two phones
at the same time but only one call at a time is
possible.
Preparing for phone calls
The Bluetooth range (maximum distance
between uDirect  and the phone) is -m
(- ).
Outside this range, the connection will be lost
or you will encounter intermittency during a
call.
When engaged in any phone call, wear the
uDirect normally as shown below (gure a).
• In very noisy environments, you may move
the uDirect  closer to your mouth (gure b).
• Avoid covering the small microphone
openings on the side with your ngers or
clothes (gure c) and do not speak from the
front (gure d).
a
b dc