Operation - suvil FreeAudio 2 BT Bedienungsanleitung

User´s Guide
| FreeAudio 2 BT |
6.6- You can then return to the main menu
of your mobile or to the folder where you
have stored your favourite music to be able
to listen to it from your FreeAudio 2 BT.
6.7- While you are listening to your
favourite music (stored in your Bluetooth
mobile) you will be able to receive telephone
calls using your FreeAudio 2 BT.
Note: In some BT mobile phones, when the
pairing has been carried out satisfactorily,
an icon will appear on its screen with the
drawing of some headphones.
IMPORTANT: If it has not been possible
to pair the two devices, start again
from point 6.2.

7. Operation

The functions described below require both
Bluetooth devices to have a hands-free
profile. FreeAudio 2 BT has this profile.
7.1- Answer a call: If you receive a
telephone call whilst you are listening to
music with the FreeAudio 2 BT from your
mobile, PC, PDA, etc., or are having a
videoconference with your FreeAudio 2
BT by Skype or MSN, and want to answer
it, lightly press the multi-function button.
When you wish to end the call, press the
multi-function button briefly again and the
Free Audio BT will automatically switch back
to what you were doing previously.
Note: To carry out these functions, FreeAudio
2 BT must be simultaneously paired with all
the devices that you want to work with.
7.2- Reject a call: Press the multi-function
button twice.
7.3 – Call from your phone: If you
have connected the FreeAudio 2 BT, dial the
telephone number from your mobile; although
you will be able to listen and talk from your
FreeAudio 2 BT.
7.4- Music ON / Music on Standby: When
you are listening to stereo music with the
FreeAudio 2 BT from your BT mobile phone
or any other BT device and you want to stop
it, briefly press the multi-function button
and release it. When you want to listen
to it again, briefly press the multi-function
button again and release it.
7.5- Select previous and next Track:
Keep pressed down the "+" or "-" button for
two or three seconds and you will be able to
listen to the previous song or the next one.
However; you should first know how your
mobile works with these buttons by finding
out what they do by testing them. Each
mobile has its own tricks and/or limitations.
7.5.1- Vol "+" and Vol "-": By pressing
briefly on the "+" button to turn up the
volume or the "-" button to turn it down.
7.6- Redial the last number dialled on
your mobile: Press the multi-function
button twice.
8. Connection with the PC
If your PC has a Bluetooth Chipset or has a
USB-BT Dongle installed, you can listen to
stereo music up to a distance of 10 metres
away with the FreeAudio 2 BT (if there
are no obstacles or interferences between
them).
Both to be able to listen to stereo music
from your PC and to hold "wireless"
conferences using Skype or MSN with
your FreeAudio 2 BT, you must be very
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