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Using the headset

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Connecting to multimedia devices

The headset can pair and connect with other Bluetooth-enabled multimedia devices, such as 
a computer or an MP3 player. When the headset is connected to both mobile and multimedia 
devices, you can make or receive a call from the mobile device while listening to music from 
the multimedia device. The connection method is the same as for “Connecting to two mobile 
devices”
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When the headset is connected to a mobile device using the A2DP profile, music 
files from the mobile device can be streamed to the headset.

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Playback control is only available on the connected multimedia device. For more 
details, refer to the multimedia device’s user manual.

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This headset cannot stream multiple audio sources at the same time. To listen to 
another device, stop the current device from playing its audio.

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When streaming music files from a computer to the headset using a Bluetooth 
Dongle, music streaming can be cut off.

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Depending on the multimedia device’s specifications, turning off the headset may 
stop the music or mute the multimedia device. Turn on the headset, connect it to 
the multimedia device again, and then play the music on the multimedia device.

Summary of Contents for EO-MN910

Page 1: ...www samsung com User Manual EO MN910 English USA 12 2014 Rev 1 0 ...

Page 2: ...cause damage to your device or other equipment Note notes usage tips or additional information Copyright Copyright 2015 Samsung Electronics America Inc This user manual is protected under international copyright laws No part of this user manual may be reproduced distributed translated or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical including photocopying recording or storing in...

Page 3: ...ng the indicator light on and off 7 Wearing the headset Using the headset 8 About Bluetooth 9 Optimal usage conditions 9 Pairing and connecting the headset 11 Connecting to multiple devices 13 Reconnecting and disconnecting 14 Call functions 16 Using voice prompts 17 Resetting the headset Appendix 18 Specifications 19 Frequently asked questions ...

Page 4: ...tion Power switch Slide to turn the headset on or off Talk Press and hold for 3 seconds to enter Pairing mode Press to answer or end a call Press and hold to reject an incoming call Press and hold to put a call on hold Press and hold to switch between calls Volume Press to adjust the volume Press and hold to turn the microphone on or off during a call ...

Page 5: ...proved chargers can cause the battery to explode or damage the headset When the battery level is low the indicator light flashes red and the headset beeps If the headset turns off during a call the call is automatically transferred to the connected mobile device Plug the small end of the charger into the charging socket on the headset and plug the large end of the charger into an electric socket C...

Page 6: ...e to check the battery level The indicator light flashes three times in one of the following colors depending on the battery level Color Battery level Green Above 60 Yellow 60 30 Red 30 10 Red blinking Below 10 Turning the headset on and off When turning on the headset for the first time it automatically enters Pairing mode for approximately 3 minutes Slide the Power switch on to turn on the heads...

Page 7: ...f in Pairing mode The indicator light is always activated when the headset is turned on or off when a call is received when in Pairing mode and when the battery level is low Wearing the headset Wear the headset as shown in the image below Use one of the provided ear tips that fit your ear Rotate the ear tip left or right slightly depending on which ear the headset will be worn on Attach the provid...

Page 8: ...mmunication between a headset and connected mobile device including receiving ending calls and adjusting volume Hands Free Profile HFP Allows extra communication between a headset and connected mobile device including last number redial call waiting or voice dialing Advanced Audio Distribution Profile A2DP Allows music streaming from a connected Bluetooth device to a headset Audio Video Remote Con...

Page 9: ...istance from the connected mobile device increases If two devices are too far from each other the connection is lost and the call is transferred to the mobile device Conversation might be interrupted when calling in a loud environment such as outside or where there is a lot of background noise Some devices especially those that are not tested or approved by Bluetooth SIG may not be compatible with...

Page 10: ...ted to another device end the connection and restart Active Pairing This feature may not be supported on some mobile devices Option 3 Pairing with the NFC sticker Simple pairing is available using the provided NFC sticker 1 Activate NFC on the mobile device Make sure the mobile device is in Unlock mode Pairing is not available when the device is locked 2 With the headset turned on press and hold t...

Page 11: ... off while in Pairing mode press and hold theVolume down button The indicator light flashes red three times 1 With a mobile device connected to the headset press and hold theTalk button for 3 seconds to enter Pairing mode again 2 Activate Bluetooth on the secondary mobile device scan for the device and then select the headset name EO MN910 from the list of devices Some mobile devices may not be ab...

Page 12: ...e music files from the mobile device can be streamed to the headset Playback control is only available on the connected multimedia device For more details refer to the multimedia device s user manual This headset cannot stream multiple audio sources at the same time To listen to another device stop the current device from playing its audio When streaming music files from a computer to the headset ...

Page 13: ...9 months To reconnect the headset to the mobile device in sleep mode make sure Bluetooth is activated on the mobile device and then press theTalk button The headset automatically attempts to reconnect with the mobile device each time it is turned on If Multi point feature is activated the headset automatically attempts to reconnect with the two most recently connected mobile devices This feature m...

Page 14: ...e Some functions are only available when using the Hands Free profile Making calls Redialing the last number Press theTalk button twice This feature is available only on the primary mobile device Some mobile devices may open the call log list To dial the selected number press theTalk button twice Dialing a number by voice Press and hold theTalk button This feature is available only on the primary ...

Page 15: ...justing the volume During a call press theVolume up or down button The headset beeps when the volume reaches its lowest or highest level Muting the microphone Mute the microphone so that the person to whom you are speaking cannot hear you During a call press and hold theVolume up or down button When the microphone is turned off the headset beeps at regular intervals To turn the microphone back on ...

Page 16: ... Using voice prompts Voice prompts inform you about the current status of the headset and provide usage information If you cannot hear any voice prompts make sure the voice prompt feature is turned on Turning the voice prompts on or off In Pairing mode press and hold theVolume up button for 3 seconds to turn the voice prompts on You will hear Voice prompt is on In Pairing mode press and hold theVo...

Page 17: ...nnected When you reject or end a call Call terminated Resetting the headset When the headset is paired with a mobile device it automatically saves connection and feature settings such as the Bluetooth address or device type of the mobile device To reset the connection settings saved in the headset enter Pairing mode press and hold bothVolume buttons and theTalk button at the same time for 3 second...

Page 18: ...e Headset Profile HSP Hands Free Profile HFP Advanced Audio Distribution Profile A2DP Operating range Up to 10 meters Standby time Up to 300 hours Talk time Up to 8 hours Play time Up to 8 hours Charging time Approximately 2 hours Actual time may vary depending on the connected device type and usage ...

Page 19: ...ones and wireless networking equipment may cause interference which usually sounds like static To reduce any interference keep the headset away from other devices that use or produce radio waves Will my headset interfere with my car s electronics radio or computer Your headset uses significantly less power than a typical mobile phone It also only emits signals that are in compliance with the inter...

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