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General FAQ
1.What is the main difference between the X5 and other Bluetooth devices?
The X5 can connect to devices for interactive voice as well for streaming stereo audio over A2DP. They can be used with Bluetooth mobile phones, PDA’s and computers. With the bundled Audio Streamer, the X5 can be used with any audio source. The X5 can be used with a computer without loading any software on to it.
2.What is included in the X5 package?
Inside the box you will find an X5 Stereo Bluetooth Headset, a Voice Enabled Audio Streamer, 2 x Removable Rechargeable Batteries, 1 x 100- 240V AC Adapter, 2 x USB cables, 1 x 3.5mm
3. How does the X5 use Bluetooth technology?
Bluetooth is used to send and receive monaural voice and stereo sound signals over radio waves between your device and the X5. It allows the X5 to control phone calls on your mobile phone remotely. This is done using the Headset and Handsfree Bluetooth Profiles for voice, the A2DP Profile for streaming audio and the AVRCP Profile to remotely control music playback functions of audio devices that support AVRCP.
4.How do I handle voice calls when the X5 is connected to a phone? For incoming mobile phone calls, simply press the MFB on the X5 once to answer. For outgoing calls, you dial from your phone keypad and the call will be transferred to the X5. Alternatively, you can use the redial or voice dial function (dependent on the phone) by Clicking and Holding for 3 seconds the MFB on the X5. For incoming VOIP calls, use your programs interface to control the call. Sound will be routed to the X5.
5.Can I transfer an ongoing mobile phone call back to my phone to continue it there?
Yes, simply use the active menu on the phone during the call and select Transfer to Handset or similar depending on the model of your phone. Alternatively, just Press the On/Off button on the Headset for three seconds. The Headset will switch OFF and the active call will be transferred back to the phone.
6.How many devices can I pair to the X5?
The X5 can store pairing information of up to 10 different Bluetooth devices. The X5 can connect to one A2DP device and one Headset/Handsfree device at a time.