Troubleshooting - 3M PELTOR WS ALERT XP Anleitung

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the Bluetooth button [
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to the two-way radio or wait for next incoming two-way
radio message. **
NOTE:
To maintain noise cancelling performance, the speech
microphone should be positioned very close to your mouth
(less than 3 mm) G:1.
DID YOU KNOW: The headset supports Bluetooth
streaming A2DP 1.3 from different apps or from
the phone's media player.
DID YOU KNOW: Audio playback will be automatically
paused from audio playback unit when you have a call in
progress or two-way radio message. ** After end call /
message the audio playback will automatically start again.
SMART TIP: If the headset has been reset to factory default,
it automatically enters pairing mode the first time the headset
is powered on again.
Bluetooth 4.2
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Bluetooth is a global wireless communication standard that
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connects devices together over a certain distance. Think
headset and phone, speaker and PC to smartphone and
more. Read more on www.bluetooth.com.
Bluetooth profiles HSP 1.2, HFP 1.6, A2DP 1.3, AVRCP 1.6.
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More info on https://www.bluetooth.org/tpg/listings.cfm.
CONFIGURING YOUR HEADSET (fig. 11)
Long press (2 s) the Menu button [M] to access the
configuration menu. A voice message will confirm "Menu".
Short press (1 s) the Menu button [M] to navigate through the
menu. A voice message will confirm each menu step. Short
press (1 s) the [ + ] or [–] button to activate/deactivate/change
different configurations.
The following options exists in the configuration menu:
1. Bluetooth pairing (fig. 6)
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When the voice message says "Bluetooth
press (1 s) the [ + ] button to start pairing. Short press (1 s)
the [–] button to stop pairing. A voice message will confirm
pairing on". Search and select "WS ALERT XP"
"Bluetooth
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or "WS ALERT XPI" on your Bluetooth
message will confirm when pairing is complete "Pairing
complete" and "Connected". Short press (1 s) the [–] button to
stop the pairing. A voice message will confirm, "Pairing off".
2. Bass boost
Bass boost gives a fuller bass sound to streamed stereo
music. Short press (1 s) the [ + ] or [–] button to enable/disable
bass boost.
3. Surround balance
Short press (1 s) the [–] button will increase left side and
reduce right side. Short press (1 s) the [ + ] button will increase
right side and reduce left side. A voice message will notify
when the surround balance is centered, "Center".
4. Surround equalizer
Surround equalizer changes the frequency characteristics
of the surround sound. Short press (1 s) the [–] or [ + ] button
to change the surround equalizer levels,
"Low – Normal – High – Extra high".
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pairing", short
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device. A voice
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** 3M™ PELTOR™ WS™ ALERT™ XPI Headset
5. Sidetone volume
Sidetone is audible feedback to the headset user during a
conversation. Short press (1 s) the [–] or [ + ] button to change
the sidetone volume, "Off – Low – Normal – High".
6. Battery type
Short press (1 s) the [–] or [ + ] button to change the battery
type to either rechargeable or alkaline.
7. Reset to factory default (fig. 12)
Short press (1 s) the [–] or [ + ] button, then long press (2 s)
the Menu button [M]. A voice message will guide you.

TROUBLESHOOTING

I have problem with the FM radio reception
Check that the batteries are new or fully charged.
Radio reception depends on topography and the environment
you are in. If the reception is poor, try to change area.
I have Bluetooth connection problem
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1. Check that the batteries are new or fully charged.
2. Remove all Bluetooth devices that are synchronized
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to your phone.
3. Reboot the phone (power on/off your phone).
4. Do a factory reset on the headset.
5. Pair your headset to your phone.
6. If the problem remains, try to pair another phone to see
if it helps.
I hear crackling noises during streaming/phone call.
Bluetooth is a radio technology which means it is sensitive
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to objects between the headset and the device it is connected
to. You should be able to have up to 10 meters of distance
between the headset and the connected device if line of sight
(i.e. no walls etc). Even the location of the phone on the body
may be of significance.