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3. Using Your Headphones
Note: Some of the functions described below may not be supported on your specific smartphone. Check with your
smartphone owner's manual to confirm the features supported by your phone.
4. Auxiliary Input Jack
The auxiliary input jack allows you to use your HPB‐330 Bluetooth headphones as normal headphones so that you
can listen to music on any non‐Bluetooth device that is equipped with a 3.5mm headphone jack.
Connect the stereo audio cable with 3.5mm plugs on both ends to the auxiliary input
jack on the bottom of the 'L' earpiece of your HPB‐330 headphones, and to the
headphone jack of your auxiliary music source.
Your HPB‐330 headphones should be in the Power "Off" mode. Use the volume and
track navigation controls on your music player.
5. Pairing
1. Ensure that your phone or Bluetooth device is switched on.
2. To pair the headset that has not been previously paired with a device, please switch on the headset.
Then, the headset enters the pairing mode. To pair the headset that has been previously paired with
another device, please make sure that the other device is switched off.
3. Activate the Bluetooth on your phone or Bluetooth device, and set it to searching Bluetooth device.
4. Select "Lenco HPB‐330" from the list of found devices on your phone or Bluetooth devices.
"This product has a bluetooth reception function, you can not transmit any bluetooth sound with it: this
means that you can receive wirelessly a bluetooth sound signal from an external source like a smartphone."
TROUBLESHOOTING
1. Reception is noisy or intermittent
Make sure that the headphones and the paired device are within the Bluetooth operating range of approximately
10 meters. Make sure the headphones are fully charged as well.
2. No Sound
Make sure that your headphones are properly paired and connected with your Bluetooth enabled smartphone or
music player. Refer to the "Pairing" instructions in this manual and in the manual supplied with your phone or
music player if necessary.
The rechargeable battery in your headphones may be exhausted and need to be recharged. Refer to the
"Charging Your Headphones" instructions in this manual.
3. Unable to Pair/Connect
The pairing settings between the headphones and your smartphone or music player may have been erased or
deleted. Follow the "Pairing" instructions in this manual to re‐pair and reconnect the devices. Turn off any other
Bluetooth devices that are not being used to reduce external interference.
4. Some Functions Do Not Work
Your specific model of smartphone may not support some of the functions described in this manual. Refer to the
manual supplied with your phone for further information.
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