Silvercrest SBTF 10 B2 Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 56)

SBTF 10 B2

Coupling the hands-free appliance

with a mobile telephone

The hands-free appliance has been especially developed

for mobile telephones that support the Bluetooth

Proﬁ le

“Handsfree (HFP) and Headset (HSP)“. Further informa-

tion about Bluetooth

radio technology is to be found in

the operating instructions for your mobile telephone.

Before you can use the hands-free appliance, you must

connect it with a compatible mobile telephone (pairing).

● Check to make sure the mobile telephone is switched on.

● Programme the mobile telephone so that it searches

for Bluetooth

appliances. A detailed description of

how to do this is to be found in the operating instruc-

tions for your mobile telephone.

● Ensure that the hands-free appliance is correctly set up

and switched oﬀ .

● To switch the device oﬀ , press and hold the multi-function

button 7 for about 3 seconds. A long, low signal tone

will be heard and the LED status display 6 extinguishes.

● Position the hands-free appliance and the mobile tele-

phone so that they are not more than 1 metre away

from each other.

● Press and hold down the multi-function button 7 for 6

seconds until, after 3 seconds a short, high signal tone

and after a further 3 seconds a succession of low and

high signal tones are heard. The LED status display 6

lights up constantly and the hands-free equipment is

now in the coupling mode.

● Select the hands-free provision “Car Kit“ from the list of

available appliances for the mobile telephone.

● Enter in the pre-programmed passcode “9999“ and

then conﬁ rm it, which couples the appliances with each

other. You will hear a long high signal tone and the

LED status indicator 6 blinks every 3 seconds.

● You can now use the hands-free appliance.

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