Jabra BT5010 user manual Battery Indicator, What the lights mean, Using a Jabra Bluetooth adapter

GB	Activate voice dialling*
	• Tap the answer/end button. For best results, record the voice-dialling

Ftag through your headset. Please consult your phone’s user manual for more information about using this feature.

ES	Redial last number*
	• Press the answer/end button.
PT	Adjust sound and volume
	• Press the volume up or down (+ or -) to adjust the volume. (Volume up
DE	button as per default on top of the headset when worn on the right ear).
	• To mute, press both volume up and down at the same time. A low beep
IT	alert plays during a muted call.
	• To un-mute, tap either of the volume buttons.
NL	Call waiting and placing a call on hold*
	This lets you put a call on hold during a conversation and answer a waiting call.
SU	• Press the answer/end button once to put the active call on hold and
	answer the waiting call.
NO	• Press the answer/end button to switch between the two calls.
	• Tap the answer/end button to end the active conversation.
SE	* Functions marked with * are dependent on your phone supporting these
DK	features. Check your phone’s user manual for further information.
	Enable/disable vibrator

•Press and hold both volume buttons in standby mode.

GR Volume buttons

To change the orientation of the volume buttons (default setting is for right ear wearing mode)

•Press and hold the answer/end button in standby mode and tap the desired up button.

7.Battery Indicator

When the Jabra BT5010 is turned on or a button is pressed more than 1 minute after last button press, the LED indicates the battery level of the headset.

What you see	Battery level
4 Green flashes	75%	– 100% Charged
3 Green flashes	50%	– 75% charged
2 Green flashes	25%	– 50% charged
1 Red flash	Less than 25% charged

8. What the lights mean

What you see	What this means about your headset
Series of flashes	See battery indicator (section 7)
Flashing blue	Incoming call
and green light
Flashing blue light	Flashing every second: active call
Flashing blue light	Flashing every three seconds: in standby mode
	(only for 1 minute then off)
Flashing red light	Running low on battery
Solid green light	Fully charged
Solid red light	Charging
Solid blue light	In pairing mode (see section 3)

9. Using a Jabra Bluetooth adapter

If you want to use the Jabra BT5010 with a non-Bluetooth mobile phone, the Jabra A210 adapter is the answer.

It gives you a cordless connection with the following headset feature: answer/end call, voice dial function (if supported by the phone) and mute. Rejecting a call, last number redial and putting a call on hold might not be supported through the headset jack in the mobile phone.

To pair the Jabra BT5010 with the Jabra A210

The pairing process is a little different:

•Put your Jabra BT5010 in pairing mode

•Put the Jabra A210 adapter in pairing mode

•Place them close together. You do not need a dedicated pin code to pair the two Jabra products. Consult the Jabra A210 adapter user manual for more information.

Making/answering a call when using the Jabra A210

•When you make a call from your mobile phone, the call will automatically transfer to headset (if it is turned on)

•To answer a call: either tap the answer/end button on your headset, open the boom arm or press the answer button on your mobile phone

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