Maxell 190319 Stereo Headphone-Complete Features/User Guide

Maxell 190319 Stereo Headphone

Specifications

• BRAND: Maxell
• COLOR: Black
• CONNECTIVITY TECHNOLOGY: Wired
• MODEL NAME: 190319 – HP100
• FORM FACTOR: On-Ear
• PRODUCT DIMENSIONS: 8.5 x 10 x 7 inches
• ITEM WEIGHT: 2.4 ounces
• DEPARTMENT: Unisex

Introduction

Wired technology is used to connect people. It is Open-air headphones with a 3.5 mm connector. All portable stereos, boom boxes, and cassette players will benefit from this accessory. It has Headband that can be adjusted

WHAT’S IN THE BOX

• Headphones x 1

HOW TO SETUP

• To begin, go to Settings…
• After that, go to Connections.
• Then select Bluetooth…
• Then, in the top-right corner of your screen, tap Scan.
• Then, on your headphones, hit and hold the power button.
• Finally, locate and tap your headphones.

HOW TO CONNECT TO COMPUTERS

Find an unused USB port on your computer if your headset has a USB connector. Connect the USB connector to the USB port on the headset. When your computer recognizes and configures the headset for use, a notification message may appear in the lower-right corner.

HOW TO ADD AN AUDIO JACK TO A CAR STEREO

• Making Use of a Cassette Adapter If your stereo is old enough to have a cassette player, a cassette converter is a fairly inexpensive solution to give it an audio connector.
• An RCA cable is used.
• Purchase a second-hand stereo.
• Make the switch to Bluetooth.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What’s the best way to set up my wireless headset?
  Pull down the shade from the top of the phone and long-press the Bluetooth symbol on an Android device. It will immediately take you to the Bluetooth menu, where you may switch it on and then search for devices. To pair your headphones, tap the name of the headphones you’re trying to pair.

• How do I pair my wireless HiFi headphones?
  To pick a function other than Bluetooth, press the FUNCTION button on the unit.
  Within 3 feet of the system, place the Bluetooth headphones.
  Pair the Bluetooth headphones with your phone.\

• Which port should I use to connect my headset?
  The typical audio-out plug-in found on headphones and speaker systems is a 3.5 mm audio out. 3.5 mm connectors, which are usually green in color, plug into headphone ports. Audio-in has usually supported through 3.5 mm audio-out ports (e.g., microphones).

• When I plug in my headphones, they don’t function?
  Check for wear or breakage on your headphone cable, connector, remote, and earbuds. Examine the meshes in each earbud for debris. Brush all openings carefully with a small, soft-bristled brush that is clean and dry to eliminate debris. Re-plug your headphones firmly.

• On Android, how do you set up headphones?
  On Android, you’ll find some audio options in a similar location. Go to Settings and hit Accessibility on the Device tab on Android 4.4 KitKat and newer. Tap Sound balance under the Hearing category to change the left/right volume balance. There’s a box underneath that setting that you can tick to enable Mono audio.

• Do I use line-in or line-out to connect my headphones?
  A line output sends an audio signal to an external amplifier for further amplification, whereas a headphone out enhances a signal before sending it. In summary, while not using headphones, use a line out, and when driving headphones, use headphone-outs.

• What is the purpose of the various colored audio ports?
  Determine which audio jacks are located on the back of your computer. The jacks are color-coded green for line-out (for speakers or headphones), blue for line-in, and pink for a microphone, unless your computer is very old.

• Is there a line out for headphones?
  The line out jack, often known as audio out or sound out, is present on computer sound cards. It connects external speakers, headphones, or other output devices to the computer, allowing computer-generated audio to be transferred to the devices and heard.

• What is the best way to connect headphones?
  Wired headphones function similarly to large speakers. They’re basically small speakers designed for personal listening. To transport sound from the device to the headphones, they require headphone connectors and plugs. 3.5mm, TRS, TRRS, TRS, and USB are some of the most prevalent varieties of headphone plugs.

• What are the three wires that make up a pair of headphones?
  Three or four wires go through most audio cables and headphones: a red one, a green/blue one, and a bare/copper one. If there are four, there are most likely two bare/copper ones. The right channel is red, the left channel is green or blue, and the ground is the bare wire.

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