Getting Started; Switching The Headset On And Off; Charging The Headset; Pairing The Headset - Anycom Blue HS-880 Bedienungsanleitung

2.0 Before you start and working with the headset

2.2 Getting started

You must carry out the following steps before using the headset with a mobile phone or other device for the
first time:
• Use the appropriate Anycom charger to charge the headset (approximately 2.5 hours),
• Switch the headset on
• Pair the headset with a device (e.g. a mobile phone)
We will now look at these steps in more detail.

2.3 Switching the headset on and off

Switching the headset on
Press and hold the S1 headset button for approximately 5 seconds. The green LED indicator will flash rapidly
5 times; you will then hear a high-pitched tone and the green LED indicator will flash continuously.
Switching the headset off
Press and hold the S1 headset button for approximately 5 seconds until the red LED indicator flashes rapidly
5 times; you will then hear a short, deep tone and the LED indicator will stop flashing.
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2.0 Before you start and working with the headset

2.4 Charging the headset

A rechargeable battery is supplied with the headset. Please note that a new battery will not have the full
battery capacity. Before you use the battery for the first time, plug the charger into the appropriate socket on
the handset and charge it until the red LED indicator goes out.
Charger
Use only the Anycom travel charger supplied.

2.5 Pairing the headset

Bluetooth PIN code
The Bluetooth pin code is required to check and authorise the connection between two Bluetooth devices.
This should prevent access to unauthorised Bluetooth components. The process of establishing a connection
between two Bluetooth components at the start of the communication is called "pairing".
If you are using the headset with a mobile phone or other Bluetooth-compatible device, the device will usually
prompt you to enter the PIN code during pairing. Every Anycom Bluetooth headset has a default PIN code
[0000] which is stored in the internal memory.
Refer also to the operating instructions for the device to be paired for this special part of the set-up.
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