BLUETOOTH AUDIO
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Audio overview
To listen to audio with Halo Sport 2, you must be connected to an audio source (mobile device or computer)
through Bluetooth. This will allow you to listen to audio wirelessly.
Halo Sport 2 has a built-in microphone. If you’re connected to a mobile phone, you can use the microphone to make
phone calls while wearing Halo Sport 2.
Pairing to Bluetooth audio (iOS)
To listen to audio wirelessly with Halo Sport 2, your headset needs to be on and the audio function must be paired
through your iPhone or computer’s Bluetooth settings.
To do this, open the Bluetooth settings on your phone or computer and look for the “Halo Sport 2 XXXXX Audio”
listing. Select the listing to pair. You may need to change the settings in your audio application to select your
headset as the audio source. You’ll know that your headset is connected to an audio source when the headset’s
indicator light is flashing green. A blue light means that audio is not connected.
Pairing to Bluetooth audio (Android)
To pair your Halo Sport 2’s audio function with your Android phone, you can either pair through the Halo Sport app
(on some phones) or through your phone’s Bluetooth settings. If you just want to listen to audio with your headset
(and not Neuroprime), then pairing through your Bluetooth settings is the fastest way to get set up. If you’re using a
computer as your audio source, you must pair through your computer’s Bluetooth settings.
Pairing Bluetooth audio through the Halo Sport app (Android)
Open the Halo Sport app and log in. Put your headset into pairing mode by holding down the center button until
the light on the headset begins to quickly flash blue (the center button is located below the power button, between
the two volume adjustment (+/-) buttons). Once your headset is in pairing mode, go to the app’s home screen and
select “Pair.” When paired successfully, you will be able to both Neuroprime and listen to audio wirelessly.*
*Please note that due to the wide variety of Android phone functionality, this method may not work for some
phones. Halo Sport 2’s Bluetooth audio function may need to be paired through Bluetooth settings, as described in
the section below.
Pairing Bluetooth audio through Bluetooth settings (Android)
First, enable pairing mode on Halo Sport 2 by holding down the center button until the light on the headset begins
to quickly flash blue. The center button is located below the power button, between the two volume adjustment
(+/-) buttons.
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