Pairing; Connect Automatically With The Ake "Pair And Go" System - AKE PB/BT-AA D Bedienungsanleitung

seconds and a control tone will be heard.

Pairing

When starting the system, the Bluetooth Accessory Adapter will automa-
ticall go into the pairing mode (LED blink alternately blue and red).
Pairings that are not needed could slow down the Bluetooth connection, we
therefore recommend to erase them. To do so, shortly press the operating
button twice when in pairing mode. A short switching of LEDs and a control
tone indicate that all pairings are now erased.
Please note: At many Bluetooth devices deleted entries are really erased only
after turning off the device.
You can now start with the new pairing.
Please hold both Bluetooth devices close together and
make sure that no other Bluetooth system
close to you is switched on while pairing!
If your Bluetooth device does not automatically find the Bluetooth
Accessory Adapter, have it search for audio or Bluetooth equipment.
Repeat, if necessary.
Please confirm, after your Bluetooth system has found the adaper. In case that
you are asked for a password, just put in 0 0 0 0. Now your Bluetooth system
will make a connection. If no connection is made after pairing, it is recom-
mended to turn the device off and on again by using the operating device.
The Bluetooth Accessory Adapter will be registered as headset. If you have a
connection, you will get a headset icon on most Bluetooth devices.

Connect automatically with the AKE "Pair and Go" system

In order to automatically get the Bluetooth connection, you have to get the
authorization for the Bluetooth Accessory Adapter at your Bluetooth
equipment, pl ease refer to the manual of your Bluetooth device (for devices with
A2DP only, this is most likely not possible).
First turn on your Bluetooth equipment
before activating your Bluetooth Accessory Adapter .
With the Pair and Go - Bluetooth technology from AKE
the devices, once paired, will automatically get connected.
The active connection is indicated by the blinking blue LED. When in A2DP
mode, the blue LED flashes twice.
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