Nakamichi BT HP01, User Manual

Pairing the BT HP01 with an audio source

If the device is connect to an audio source via Bluetooth, the LED will flash 
blue  three  times  and  you  will  hear  a  beeping  sound.  This  indicated  the 
device is now connected with the audio source.

If  no  device  is  found  within  approximately  five  minutes,  the  LED  will  flash 
red three times . The device will automatically switch off.

Disconnecting the BT HP01

To  disconnect    the  device  from  the  audio  source,  you  can  switch  off  the 
headset  or  by  pressing  the  button  once.  The  device  will  still  retain  the 
audio source setting till the Bluetooth function is switch on again.

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          WARNING

          Danger of hearing damage!

Listening at high volume levels for long periods can lead to permanent 
hearing defects.

     Before putting the device on, set the volume to a low level.
     Do not continuously expose yourself to high volumes.

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Switching the BT HP01 on

Press the On/Off button and keep it pressed until the LED flashes blue. You 
will head a beep sound.
. When turning the device on for the first time, the device will automatically 
go into a pairing mode.
. When the device is already paired to an audio source, the Bluetooth 
connection is automatically connected to the an audio source.
. When the device is already paired with an audio source, but if the audio is 
switched off or out of range, the device’s LED will flash blue.

    Switching the BT HP01 off

. Press the on/off button and keep it pressed until the LED flashes red three 
times.
. You will hear a descending beep. The Bluetooth connection is 
automatically deactivated. The device switches off.

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