Important Safety Instructions - Urbanears Stadion Benutzerhandbuch

STADION USER MANUAL
LED INDICATOR
Red White
continuous continuous
Battery charging Fully charged and
connected to a
power source
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Not powering on
Charge your headset using the USB
cable. Make sure your headset is off
before attempting to turn it on.
Not charging
Make sure the USB power source is
switched on. The LED indicator is red
while charging and white when fully
charged.
Not pairing
Move the devices closer to each
other and away from any interference
or obstruction. Make sure the headset
is not already connected to a different
sound source. Disable, then enable
the Bluetooth® communication on the
sound source.
No sound
Make sure the headset is on and
connected. Make sure the sound source
is playing.
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Blue White
blinking blinking
Pairing mode, Waiting to connect
waiting to pair
Poor sound quality
Move the devices closer to each other and
away from any interference or obstruction.
Reseting your headset
If problems remain, try reseting your headset
by pressing all three buttons (On/Off, Plus,
and Minus) at the same time.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

• Set your sound source to low volume
before using the headset.
• Do not use these headphones when oper-
ating a motor vehicle, a bicycle, machinery or
where your inability to hear outside sounds
may present a danger to you or others.
• Using this headset limits your ability
to hear noises around you, regardless of
listening volume. Please use caution when
using this headset.
• Do not drop or sit on the headset or allow
it to be immersed in water.
White Off
10s interval
Connected and Headphones are
switched on switched off or in
normal operation
• Keep headset away from fire, water,
and high voltage equipment.
• Do not short-circuit the included
battery or its cells. In the event of a cell
leaking, do not allow the liquid to come
in contact with the skin or eyes.
Not suitable for children under
age three. Contains small parts,
which may be a choking hazard.
Long-term exposure to loud music
or sounds may cause hearing
loss. To prevent possible hearing
damage, do not listen at high
volume levels for long periods.
This is not household waste.
Instead it shall be handed over
to the applicable collection point
for the recycling of electrical and
electronic equipment.
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