Trouble-Shooting - Sensear SM1 Manual Del Usuario

TROUBLE-SHOOTING

If the Sensear SM1, SM1x or SM1x(SR) is not functioning correctly, fi rst refer to this Section for
simple trouble-shooting. This can save time and effort, however if symptoms persist, consult your
nearest Sensear Service Centre.
The SM1/SM1x(SR) does not power up.
Ensure that the battery is suffi ciently charged. Charge the battery according to the instructions
given in the Section, "CHARGING".
Bluetooth is not working.
Ensure that the Bluetooth is enabled in the System Set-up.
Two-way radio interface is not working.
Ensure that the two-way radio interface is enabled in the System Set-up.
External audio pass-through is not working.
Ensure that the external audio pass-through has not been permanently disabled and that it is
enabled in the System Set-up.
Volume of the two-way radio is too loud or too quiet.
Adjust the volume on your two-way radio.
The volume of the two-way radio cannot be adjusted using the volume controls on the SM1/SM1x.
Volume of the external audio device is too loud or too quiet.
Adjust the volume on your external audio device.
The volume of your external audio device cannot be adjusted using the volume controls on the
SM1/SM1x.
Unable to enter "Pairing Mode" (i.e., unable to make the Bluetooth module on the SM1x(SR)
discoverable).
The SM1x(SR) can only enter the "Pairing Mode" if the two-way radio interface is not in use. Ensure
the two-way radio is unplugged before attempting to enter the "Pairing Mode". Alternatively, leave
the radio plugged into the system, however ensure that the radio is turned off.
The SM1x(SR) does not connect, either automatically or manually, to the cell phone it was
last paired with.
Ensure that the cell phone is ready to accept Bluetooth connections. This means that Bluetooth is
enabled on the cell phone and the phone is not connected to other Bluetooth devices.
Please note that on some phones, the user may also need to "authorise" the SM1x(SR) to connect
to the phone.
The SM1x(SR) does not connect, either automatically or manually, to a previously paired
cell phone after another cell phone has paired with the SM1x(SR).
The SM1x(SR) stores pairing information for only one cell phone at a time. If another cell phone has
paired with the system since last paired with it, the user will need to pair with the system again..
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