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User manual Blues II (NO_EN_F_D_NL_ES_SE_DK_SU) 1l 

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See the illustrations on page 1 for an explanation of the points below

Answer button 

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1

Used to answer incoming phone calls.

Socket for charging and accessories 

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2

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The accompanying power supply cable is connected here, as well as 

other accessories with 2.5mm jacks.

USB socket 

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3

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For charging the unit via USB cable connection to a computer.

Headset socket :

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For connecting the accompanying earbuds with microphone, 

standard headsets (accessories) and headsets with microphone 

(accessories). Used when you are not using a hearing aid.

Microphone 

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5

 

Battery indicator light 

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6

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Shows the battery level of the Blues II. See the table on page 9 for an 

explanation of the light signals.

On/Off button.

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7

Switches unit on and off.

Volume control 

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8

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Push upwards for higher volume and downward for lower volume.

Pairing button  

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9

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Sets the Blues II to pairing mode. This happens the first time you 

establish a connection between the devices. 

Speed-Dial button 

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10

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Calls a pre-programmed number from a paired mobile phone. 

The numbers are easily programmed via a computer with internet 

access and standard Bluetooth connection.

You will only hear sound from the Blues II if you set the hearing aid/CI to 

the T or MT setting and wear the neck loop around the neck, or by using 

the earbuds/headset. 

Functions of the Blues II

Blues II is an amplifier for mobile phones. It also transfers high quality

music (A2DP) from mobile phones. The Blues II has a Speed-Dial button 

for clear and simple access to a pre-programmed number.

Summary of Contents for Blues II

Page 1: ...BLUES II USER MANUAL...

Page 2: ...1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 6 1 2...

Page 3: ...BLUES II 2...

Page 4: ...mobile phone 6 How to 7 adjust the volume 7 answer a telephone call 8 end a telephone call 8 make a call 8 use voice dialling 8 use the Speed Dial 8 listen to music on your mobile phone 8 programming...

Page 5: ...hearing damage Be careful when increasing the volume to avoid such injuries Be careful when using the unit while engaged in activities which demand your full attention Never attempt to dismantle the...

Page 6: ...ee the table on page 9 for an explanation of the light signals On Off button 7 Switches unit on and off Volume control 8 Push upwards for higher volume and downward for lower volume Pairing button 9 S...

Page 7: ...n the operation time on the battery begins to decrease and you wish to replace it please send it to your local dealer The article number of the battery is 956 001 Switching the Blues II on and off How...

Page 8: ...s II 3 The mobile phone asks if you wish to connect to it Accept by pressing Yes or OK on the telephone and confirm with the pin code which is 0000 4 zeros The mobile phone will confirm if the pairing...

Page 9: ...ed voice tag into the microphone 5 You will achieve best results if you record the voice tag via the Blues II See the phone s user manual for more information on this function use the Speed Dial NOTE...

Page 10: ...diodes and colours Battery indicator light 6 What you see What this implies for the Blues II Solid blue light The battery level is between 100 20 Flashing blue light Incoming call the mobile phone is...

Page 11: ...annot hear anything from the Blues II Increase the volume of the Blues II Check that the Blues II is paired to the mobile phone If you are using the headset make sure the plug to the headset is correc...

Page 12: ...safe place with the power switched off Do not store the Blues II in extreme temperatures over 45 C 113 F in direct sunlight or below 10 C 14 F This can shorten the lifetime of the battery and affect u...

Page 13: ...igh quality materials and components have been used which can be recycled When disposing of electrical and electronic equipment you should therefore make use of a collection arrangement intended for t...

Page 14: ...2002 08 ETSI EN 301 489 17 V1 2 1 2002 08 EN 300 328 V1 6 1 2004 11 EN 61000 4 3 5 1 EN 61000 4 2 5 2 According the regulations in Radio Equipment and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment R TTE Direc...

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