User Manual

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Do You Really Want to Hurt Me?

Do not use headphones while it is unsafe to do so: while operating a vehicle, walking on the sidewalk,

crossing the street, or during any activity that requires your full attention. It is dangerous to operate a

vehicle while wearing headphones, even if audio is not being produced, and is illegal in many locations.

Avoid hearing damage by making sure the volume on your music player is turned down before connecting

this device, either by wire or Bluetooth

. Do not listen to Satellite at high volumes for extended periods

of time. After placing the headphones on your head, gradually increase the volume until a comfortable

level is reached. Sound levels are measured in decibels (dB), and exposure to any sound at or above

85dB can lead to gradual hearing loss. Always be aware of any outside warning sounds (ﬁre alarms, for

example) while using the noise canceling feature. Do not expose headphones to moisture or extreme

temperatures. Immediately cease using Satellite if you experience a heat sensation. Product packaging

contents includes small parts that may pose a choking hazard to persons under the age of 3.

Use Satellite as Intended

Satellite wireless headphones are designed for use with mobile devices, such as music players, mobile

phones, tablets, laptops, and computers that support wireless communication via Bluetooth. Compatible

Bluetooth

devices include those that support the following proﬁles: Hands Free Proﬁle (HFP), Headset

Proﬁle (HSP), Advanced Audio Distribution Proﬁle (A2DP), Audio/Video Remote Control Proﬁle (AVRCP) and

Device ID Proﬁle (DIP). Only use Satellite’s wireless mode where Bluetooth use is permitted. Do not make

unauthorized alterations to this product.