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Uniden BTSC1500 manual

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  • Page 1

    B TSC1500 Bluetooth® T r a v el Kit User’ s Guide Also in this package: Questions? Problems? Get help on the web at ww w .uniden.com or call our Customer Service line at 800-292-2294. V isor clip (attached) DC (car) pow er adapter[...]

  • Page 2

    2 Getting to Know the T rav el Kit Reading the Display Icons Icon Name What it means Signal strength Shows the rela tive strength of the Bluet ooth signal (appears separately for each c onnection). T ext to speech T ext to speech mode is on. Bluetooth The tra vel kit is curren tly paired to a Bluetooth devic e. Call activation The tr avel kit is on[...]

  • Page 3

    3 Icon Name What it means Mute The micr ophone is muted. Battery status Shows the rela tive strength of the ba ttery . V olume level Shows the current v olume level . Using the Buttons Button Press to Press & hold (2 seconds) to Press & hold (4 seconds) t o Multi- function In standby: redial the last number . While a call is ringing: answer[...]

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    4 Setting Up Y our T ra v el Kit Charge the Battery Before using y our travel kit, charge the battery for at least 3 hours. Charg ing the battery completely (and keeping it charged) will help you get the longest possible talk and standby time out of the battery. ( On aver age, the battery provides about 12 hours of talk time and about 10 days of st[...]

  • Page 5

    5 3: On your phone , start a search for Bluetooth trav el kits or hands-free devices. ( This process ma y take several seconds, and it will be di erent for each mobile phone; see your phone’ s owner ’ s manual for detailed instructions.) 4: Y our phone should discover a device called a BTSC1500 or a Handsfree device . When your phone asks if[...]

  • Page 6

    6 should reconnect automatically when it detects the phone again. T o manually reconnect, press Multi-function . Inverting the T ravel Kit The trav el kit can operate upside down so you can clip it to either side of y our visor . T o reverse the visor clip: pr ess in on the two tabs that come through the holes in the clip, and slide the clip out . [...]

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    7 Common T asks Hang up a call On a call, press Multi-function . Reject a call Press and hold Multi-function until you hear a long beep (about 2 sec onds). Change the volume On a call, press Volume Up for more v olume or Volume Do wn for less volume . Mute the microphone T o mute the microphone so the caller can’ t hear you , press and hold Volum[...]

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    8 Special Featur es Caller ID Announc e/T ext-to-Speech (English only) When a call comes in, the trav el kit sounds a ring tone and displays Caller ID information. In addition, the travel kit uses text-to-speech to announce the caller ’ s phone number . T o turn text-to-speech o (and back on), press Volume Up & Volume Do wn at the same tim[...]

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    9 Using the T rav el Kit With T wo Phones Y ou can connect your trav el kit to two Bluetooth devices and use them simultaneously . Just pair the travel kit to the rst phone follo wing the instructions on page 4. W hen the rst phone is successfully paired , pair the travel kit to the second phone . This feature may not be compatible with certa[...]

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    10 T roubleshooting and Maintenanc e If you have pr oblems with the travel kit, see the suggestions in the table below . I f these don ’t help , contact customer support (see the front cover f or contact information). If ... T ry ... The tra vel kit w on’ t turn on. Charging the ba ttery completely . - The tra vel kit w on’ t pair with my pho[...]

  • Page 11

    11 The tra vel kit k eeps playing a melody or beeping, and I don ’ t know why . Checking the display: it if sho ws Lo w Battery , you need to charge the batt er y . Checking to see if y our phone has lost the network signal. Some phones will trigger an alert when they c an ’t connect to the network. If your phone supports this feature , the tra[...]

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    12 General Information Y ou cannot use the travel kit while it is r echarging . Bluetooth wireless devic es have a maximum range of 30 feet (10 m); the actual range will vary depending on current conditions ( obstacles, batt er y power , interference, et c.). The tra vel kit can be connected only to devices tha t support the B luetooth tra vel kit [...]

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    13 Certain cordless telephones Certain medical equipment and appliances If you hav e problems with sta tic during calls, look around for one of these interference sour ces. T r y moving aw ay from the suspected sourc e. If the noise continues, ther e may be int er ferenc e on your phone itself , and any noise in the phone ’ s connection will come[...]

  • Page 14

    14 pull o the road and park befor e making or answering a call if driving conditions requir e. Do not allow children to pla y with your tra vel kit since it contains small parts that could become detached and creat e a choking hazard . T urn o your travel k it when pumping gas, handling ammable materials , or in any area with a risk of exp[...]

  • Page 15

    15 IMPORT ANT NO TE: Radiation Exposure Stat ement: This equipment c omplies with IC radiation exposur e limits set forth for an uncontrolled envir onment. End users must follow the specic operating instr uctions for satisfying RF exposur e compliance. T o maintain compliance with IC RF exposur e compliance requir ements, please follow oper atio[...]

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    16 ST A TEMENT OF REMEDY : In the event that the pr oduct does not conform to this w arranty at any time while this warranty is in eect, warr antor will either , at its option, repair or r eplace the defective unit and return it to you without char ge for parts, ser vice, or an y other cost (ex cept shipping and handling) incurred by w arrantor [...]