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Set Maestro in the Conversation programme (see page 14 for
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guidance), or press the Push-To-Talk button
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on Liberto.
They will then establish communicating with each other.
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You will see this by the status lamp
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on Liberto being illumi-
nated a constant yellow.
If Maestro has an active audio connection with Audiostreamer,
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you will not be able to achieve communication by pressing
the Push-To-Talk button
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on Liberto. This is solved by
changing to the programme Conversation on Maestro.
Listen via integrated microphone
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All Bluetooth microphones (Allegro/Liberto) must be turned off.
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Set Maestro in the Conversation programme (see page 14 for
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guidance).
Listen via external cabled microphone
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Connect to external microphone (accessories) in the inlet for
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charging and accessories
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All Bluetooth microphones (Allegro/Liberto) must be turned off.
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Set Maestro in the Conversation programme
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(see page 14 for guidance).
End the sound connection between Maestro and Liberto.
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Communication can be terminated in the following ways:
Change the programme on Maestro (see page 14 for guidance).
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Press the Push-To-Talk button
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on Liberto.
Turn off Maestro or Liberto
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listen to audio equipment (TV/Radio, etc.)
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Audio equipment connected to Audiostreamer
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Ensure that Audiostreamer has power.
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Turn on Maestro
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Set it in the programme: TV/Radio (see page 14 for guidance).
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After a few seconds Maestro has established a connection with
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the Audiostreamer. This is shown by a constant blue light in the
communication lamp
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. This will remain illuminated as long as
you have an active audio connection with Maestro.
If the Maestro failes to communicate with the Audiostreamer,
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the communication can be reestablished by pressing the
pairing button
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on the Audiostreamer
Audio equipment with built in Bluetooth
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Maestro may be paired up with audio equipment with an A2DP
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profile before you continue (see page 12 for guidance).
Set Maestro in the TV/Radio programme (see page 14 for
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guidance).
