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Making, Receiving, Transferring and Ending Calls
Making a Call from a Bluetooth Phone
You can place a phone call with your headset linked to your mobile
phone. Use your mobile phone to dial the desired number, and then
talk freely with the
Bluetooth Headset.
Making a Call Using Voice Dialing
If your mobile phone supports the voice command function, you can
also make a voice call through the headset. Say a name or voice
command to place a phone call. This function is especially convenient
and safe when you are driving or busy doing something manually.
However, it depends on your mobile phone’s supporting function.
Refer to the mobile phone’s user manual to see if this function is
available for you.
NOTE: If you are using Nokia mobile phones, you must turn
off the headset and turn it on again to switch to “Hands-free
Mode” (refer to the note on page 10) before you can use the
voice dialing function.
Receiving a Call with the Headset
When you have finished pairing the Bluetooth Headset with your
mobile phone and have set up the link properly, you can use the
headset to receive incoming phone calls. Generally you must press
the control wheel on the headset to receive the incoming call (such as
for Ericsson/Sony Ericsson mobile phone). But some mobile phones
(such as Nokia) can transfer the incoming calls to the headset directly.
You do not need to press the control wheel to receive calls. Refer to
the user manual that came with your mobile phone for further
information on operation.
During a telephone session, if the
Bluetooth Headset exceeds the
range of the operational distance, the signal is interrupted. Now the
mobile phone inquires if you want to resume the conversation using
the headset. If yes, you need to turn on the headset again, and then
press and release the control wheel shortly.