oraimo E74D Neckband Bluetooth Headset User Manual

E74D Neckband Bluetooth Headset
User Manual

Welcome
Thank you for choosing our products. The company Bluetooth headset has a fashionable design, powerful functions, and high compatibility, providing you with hands-free convenience in making calls and listening to music. It is your best choice in office and during traveling and driving.

Bluetooth Wireless Technology
With the Bluetooth wireless technology, you can connect the headset to its compatible communication devices without using cables. The Bluetooth wireless connection allows you to use a cell phone without holding it against the headset, but the maximum distance between them cannot exceed 10 meters (about 30 inches). The Bluetooth wireless connection may be interfered by obstacles (such as walls) or other electronic devices. In some areas, use of the Bluetooth wireless technology may be subject to some constraints. Please consult your local authority or service provider for details.

Quick Start

Fully charge the headset before using. For details about how to charge the headset, see “Charger and Battery” in this manual. Meanwhile, choose the cell phone that is compatible with the headset or other Bluetooth devices to pair with the headset. For details about pairing, see “Basic Operations”.
Tip: Keep the headset away from your credit card or other magnetic storage media; otherwise, the stored information may be lost due to demagnetization.
How to connect with the bluetooth headset (Note: Use iPhone for example) When the headset is in power-off state, turn the toggle switch upward, then the headset will be power on and auto enter into a paring mode with red & blue light flash alternately. Open the bluetooth software of your phone, searching the headset. Find the bluetooth headset, pairing it to finish the connected.

Basic Operations

Power On: When the headset is in power-off state, push the toggle switch upward to power on the headset. The voice prompt “Power on ” is played, and the headset automatically enters the pairing state with red & blue light flash alternately. The indicator is on in red for about 2 seconds and then off if the 180 seconds pairing time out occurs, accompanied by the voice prompt ” Power off”. Connecting:After the headset enters the pairing state, search the headset on the cell phone, and click Connect. Then, the voice prompt “Connected” is played. Releasing a Call: Press the MFB button once to release an on-going call. Rejecting a Call: When there is an incoming call, you can press the MFB button twice to reject the call. Conversation Transfer: If you press the MFB button for 1 second then release during a conversation. Answering a Call: When there is an incoming call, press the MFB button one time to answer the call. Automatic Re-Connecting: When powered on, the headset is automatically connected with the cell phone that the headset has previously paired with. Last Number Redialing: At the standby state, press the MFB button twice to redial the last number. Music On/Pause: Press the MFB button once to play music, and press again to pause the music. Volume Up: Press the volume + button once to increase the volume by one grade. If the volume reaches the maximum, a buzz sound is heard. Volume Down: Press the volume – button once to decrease the volume by one grade. If the volume reaches the minimum, a buzz sound is heard. Previous Song: If you press the volume- button for 1 second during music playing, the previous song is played. Next Song: If you press the volume+ button for 1 second during music playing, the next song is played. Three-Wall Calling: If a call (B) is coming in during an on-going call (A), you can press the MFB button to release A and answer B. Or, you can press the MFB button twice to hold A and answer B, and press the MFB button twice again to switch between A and B. Then, you can press the MFB button to release the current call and recover the held call. iOS Battery Indicator: After the headset is successfully connected to an Apple device, the Apple device displays the current battery status of the Bluetooth headset. Powering Off: When the headset is in any state, push the toggle switch downward, the indicators is on in red for about 2 seconds and then off, accompanied by the voice prompt ” Power off”. Chinese/English Switch: At the pairing status, long press MFB button and Volume+ simultaneously about 1 second to switch language. Enabling/Disabling Voice Control: Press the MFB button for one second then to release, a buzz sound is heard and voice control is enabled. Press the MFB button for one second again, and voice control is disabled. 1-to-2 Multipoint Connecting: Pair the headset with cell phone A, and disable the Bluetooth function of A. Pair the headset with cell phone B and after connect successfully , then enable the Bluetooth function of A. If your cell phone supports the automatic re-connection function, the Bluetooth headset will be automatically connected to A. Alternatively, you can press the headset to re- connect to A. At this time, the Bluetooth headset can be concurrently connected to A and B. Clear the Pairing Record: Connect the headset to a charging cable, and hold down MFB for about 5 seconds until the red indicator blinks 3 times.

Charger and Battery

Before using any charger to charge this headset, check whether the specifications of the charger meet requirements. The recommended output voltage of the charger is DC5V+/-0.25V, and the recommended output current is 100 mA to 500 mA.

An over-high charging voltage may damage the headset.
Warning: Only use the recommended charger if possible. Other chargers may violate the warranty terms of the equipment and results in danger. If the charging cable is delivered with the headset, connect the cable to a CCC- certified charger or computer to charge the headset.

Charging the Battery
The headset is embedded with non-removable charging battery. Do not attempt to remove the battery from the headset; otherwise, the headset may be damaged. If the headset is not used in a long time, keep it in a dry and well-ventilated place, and charge the headset once every two months.

1. If the red indicator blinks every 8 seconds, the headset battery is low. If the headset continues to work, it may be automatically powered off. At this time, you need to charge the headset by connecting the cable of the charger to the charging port on the headset.
2. Connect the charger to an AC power socket.
3. The red indicator is on when the headset is being charged. If the charging is not started yet, disconnect the headset from the power socket, and reconnect the headset again. It takes about 2 hours to fully charge the headset. After battery charging is completed, the red indicator is off, and the blue indicator is on. At this time, you can disconnect the charger from the power socket and headset.
4. A fully charged battery can provide about 11 hours of talk time, or 220 hours of standby time. The actual talk time and standby time may vary with different cell phones, settings, use methods, and environment.

Troubleshooting

fully charge the battery.
Toggle switch is not in right position.| Turn the toggle switch again.
Charging function is failed.| The charging port is not properly connected.| Reconnect the charging port.
Power off function is failed.| The headset program is in error due
to an incorrect operation.| Use the charger to charge and reset the headset.
The headset cannot be searched
or pairing fails.| The headset does not enter into the
pairing state.| Enable the headset to enter into the pairing state.
The bluetooth application of the cell
phone is in error.| Close the cell phone and start again to
pair the cell phone with the headset.

After-Sales Service

We provide the “repair, replacement and return warranties” (“3Rs-Warranty”) service to all products strictly according to national laws and regulations, and the warranty period is one year. We do not directly provide the return and replacement services.
If you find any quality problem when using our products, please contact your local distributors as soon as possible for timely replacement. The after-sales service is not provided for the following cases:

1. The fragile label is altered or torn up.
2. The product is damaged due to contact with liquid or water.
3. The cover or other components of the product are seriously distorted due to external forces.
4. The product is damaged due to improper operations or storage.
5. The product is damaged due to an accident or negligence.
6. The product is damaged due to commercial use of the product in abnormal conditions.
7. Any other situations similar to the preceding ones.

Tips

1. To extend the service life of the battery, you are advised to charge the headset at least once a month.
2. Please use the charger provided by company to charge the headset. Use of other low-quality chargers may bring about dangers.
3. Adjust the volume to an appropriate degree when using the headset.
4. DO NOT wear the headset when sleeping; otherwise, the headset may be damaged or cause injuries to you.
5. When driving, you are advised to use the company Bluetooth headset to ensure your driving safety. It is dangerous to directly use cell phones when driving.
6. Keep the headset away from kids. Small components of the headset may cause suffocation or other injuries to kids.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. this device may not cause harmful interference, and
2. this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

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