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Using the PNG125 

1) 

Answering a Call

 

When receiving a phone call, press the “MFB” button once to     
answer the call. 

2) 

Ending a Call

 

Press the “MFB” button once during a call. 

3) 

Reject a Call

 

When you hear the ringing tone, press and hold the “MFB”     
button for 3 seconds to reject the call. 

4) 

Voice Dial

 

Press MFB once to prompt voice dialling (your mobile phone 
must have a voice dialling feature and voice tags must be 
recorded on the phone) for best results record voice tags when 
connected to PNG125 and in a vehicle when running with the 
radio off and windows closed.   

5) 

Last Number Re-Dialling

 

Press MFB twice to redial last number. 

6) 

Adjusting the Volume 

During a call, 

press the “V+” or “V-” buttons repeatedly until 

you reach the desired volume level. 

 
 

Summary of Contents for PNG125

Page 1: ...User s Manual PNG125 Bluetooth Speakerphone 040712R2...

Page 2: ...nstallation position 5 Using the car charger 6 Turning on and off your PNG125 7 Pairing your PNG125 8 Connection Link between PNG125 and Mobile Phone 9 Using the PNG125 10 Multipoint feature 11 Low Vo...

Page 3: ...echargeable 3 7V 340mAh 1 26Wh Charging Voltage DC4 75 5 25V Pairs up to 8 Devices Multipoint Yes Charging Time Car Charger 2 Hours Talk Time Up to 5 Hours Standby Time Fully Charged Battery Up to 800...

Page 4: ...irst time Normal full charge time is 2 hrs approx 2 Place your PNG125 and a Bluetooth enabled device within 1 metre for pairing 3 Ensure your PNG125 and Bluetooth enabled device is placed within 10 me...

Page 5: ...3 Overview 1 Speaker 2 Microphone 3 Status indicator LED 4 Charging socket Micro 5 pin USB 5 MFB Button Multifunction Button 6 Volume increase V 7 Volume decrease V...

Page 6: ...he PNG125 is positioned on to the top of the sun visor as shown in the picture below Do not obscure your vision WARNING Do not place or store the PNG125 over the area of the car safety airbag deployme...

Page 7: ...the PNG125 with any charger other than the one provided Using another charger may damage or destroy the PNG125 6 Turning the PNG125 ON OFF Power ON When the PNG125 is turned off press and hold the MFB...

Page 8: ...ights flashes red and blue alternately 4 Activate the Bluetooth function on your mobile phone and search for accessible Bluetooth devices referring to your mobile phone user guide for details if requi...

Page 9: ...ed off just click the MFB once and it will be reconnected to the paired device some models may require authorisation to connect to the PNG125 simply press OK or accept Your PNG125 has been designed to...

Page 10: ...the call 4 Voice Dial Press MFB once to prompt voice dialling your mobile phone must have a voice dialling feature and voice tags must be recorded on the phone for best results record voice tags when...

Page 11: ...hear a beep and your microphone will be muted A solid red on LED on MFB will come on while mute function is activated b Un mute press and hold the V button red LED will disappear 10 MultiPoint Featur...

Page 12: ...ted select PNG125 and enter pairing code 0000 c Now connect to PNG125 d Switch of PNG125 Pairing 2 nd phone e Follow the pairing procedure from A to C to pair and connect the 2nd phone f Now press and...

Page 13: ...ceiving a second call press MFB button twice to hold the first call on line and answer the second call 4 Reject the Second Call during a Call 3 way call or 2 link function When receiving a second call...

Page 14: ...ltage drops to 3 0V 12 Restore to Default Setting Please follow the steps below to reset the PNG125 to its original settings and remove all the previous pairing and connections 1 Ensure the PNG125 is...

Page 15: ...t settings 13 LED Light Indicators PNG125 Status LED Indicator Power OFF Mode OFF Power ON Blue LED flash 3 seconds Powering OFF Red LED flash after 3 seconds Standby Mode Blue LED flash once every 3...

Page 16: ...ed to be used in Austria Belgium Denmark Finland France Germany Greece Ireland Italy Luxembourg The Netherlands Portugal Spain Sweden and United Kingdom and within EFTA in Iceland Norway and Switzerla...

Page 17: ...from any warranty are limited life consumable components subject to normal wear and tear such as batteries and other accessories Supplier will not take any responsibility if the failure of the unit h...

Page 18: ...Manufactured to the highest possible standards combining style with functionality to bring you the ultimate handsfree product www pama com Made In China...

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