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Summary of Contents for CM18

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Page 2: ...2 Contents 1 Important Safety Information 3 2 The CM18 Wireless Headphones 4 Inside the box 4 Headphone Overview 6 3 Get Started 8 4 Using your headphones 11 5 Technical Specifications Functions 14 ...

Page 3: ...hones for longer period of time continuously to avoid hearing damage In case you choose to use high volume and then make sure you limit your usage time to a shorter period Do not increase the volume abruptly instead turn up the volume gradually to avoid hearing damage Using the noise cancelling headphones or headphones in general while driving may lead to serious consequences and can ...

Page 4: ... Wireless Headphones Cambliss warmly welcomes you to it s customer base The CM 18 Wireless Headphones will enhance your experience of listening music Inside the Box The following things must have been included in the box Headphone 3 5 mm Audio Cable USB cable for charging Headphone Case User Manual Cambliss Stickers ...

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Page 6: ...6 Headphone Overview The following diagram is the description of your headphone and its parts ...

Page 7: ...icator 2 Noise Reduction Switch 3 Key Volume up Next Song 4 Bluetooth Switch 5 Key Volume Down Previous Song 6 Bluetooth connection status and Charging status Indicator 7 3 5 mm Audio Jack 8 Microphone 9 Charging Socket ...

Page 8: ... battery Connect the headphone s USB charging point to a 5 V powers supply The red light indicates that the device is charging The charging light turns off once the charging Is over Headphone Pairing Press the power button and hold it for 5 seconds until the light flickers ...

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Page 11: ...e other pairing device search for CM18 and click connect The blue light flickers once there is an established successful pairing Turn on automatic pairing in your other Bluetooth device if you do not wish to search for your headphone again the second time or any other future pairings with the same device ...

Page 12: ...wer button to play stop music The volume can be increased and decreased with the and keys respectively Gently press the key and hold it for 3 seconds to change to the next song Gently press the key and hold it for 3 seconds to change back to the previous song ...

Page 13: ... through Bluetooth Press the same power key to end the call Press the power key and hold it for 3 4 seconds if you wish to reject an incoming call Press the power key twice in a row to make a call to the last dialled number from your phone book ...

Page 14: ...of the audio cable provided in the package to the wire jack on your headphones and connect the other end of the audio cable to your phone laptop music device Make sure the Noise Cancellation key is switched off when using the wired mode In this mode the functions are controlled by your music device and not your headphone ...

Page 15: ...less Mode Version CSIR 4 1 Receiving Distance 10 metres Pairing Password 0000 Signal to Noise Ratio SNR 92 dBm Carrier Frequency 2 400 to 2 480 GHz Transmit Power 4dBm maximum Battery Life 10 Hours Bluetooth ANC 40 Hours ANC 20 Hours Bluetooth Charging Time 3 Hours ...

Page 16: ...built in microphone It then tries and levels the noise in your headphone with equal and opposite cancellation signals This noise cancellation effect is not noticeable in a quiet environment The noise cancellation varies depending on how you wear the unit If you hear a squeaking sound remove the unit and try wearing it again ...

Page 17: ...ompletely eliminated There is a chance of noise interference when a mobile phone is closer to the unit In this case move the mobile away from the headphone unit to stop the interference Covering the microphone of your headphone might hamper the noise cancelling effect leading to an unpleasant squeaking or buzzing sound ...

Page 18: ...environments or obstacles walls metals body etc The following conditions may hamper the Bluetooth communication with potential audio loss in some instances Someone in between the Bluetooth device and the unit Obstacles walls metals etc between the Bluetooth device and unit Devices working with similar frequency 2 4 GHz like Wi Fi etc near the headphone unit ...

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