iHome iB75 owner manual Switching the Power On and Off, Wearing Your Headphones

Switching the Power On and Off

1.Press and hold the Multi-function button for approximately 3 seconds until a ‘beep’ is heard. The LED indicator turns blue and begins flashing slowly. This indicates that the power is ‘On’.

2.When the power is ‘On’ press and hold the Multi-function button for approximately 3 seconds until a ‘beep’ is heard. The LED indicator turns red, flashes for a few seconds and then shuts off. This indicates that the power is ‘Off’.

Pairing With a Bluetooth Enabled Smartphone or Music Player

If your smartphone or music player, such as the iPod touch, is Bluetooth enabled (supports the A2DP Bluetooth Profile) you may pair these iHome headphones with your phone or music player to listen to music and make or receive calls as long as the two devices are within the Bluetooth operating range of approximately 30 feet of each other.

1.Make sure that your iHome iB75 headphones are in the Power Off mode. Make sure that your smartphone or music player is ‘On’.

2.Press and hold the Multi-function button on your iB75 headphones for about 5 seconds until the LED indicator alternately flashes red and blue to indicate it is trying to pair with a compatible device.

3.If necessary, turn on the Bluetooth function of your phone or music player so that it begins searching for a compatible device.

4.“iHome iB75” should appear on your phone or music player’s compatible devices list. You may also see a message such as “Not Paired”. Tap on that message to complete the pairing process. If your phone or music player asks for a ‘password’ to complete the pairing process, enter ‘0000’ on the keypad of your phone or music player.

5.When pairing is successful the screen on your phone should show “iHome iB75 Connected” or similar message and the blue LED indicator on the iB75 headphones should flash repeatedly. Your headphones are now ready for use.

Wearing Your Headphones

Your iHome Bluetooth headphones are supplied with 3 different sizes of silicon ear cushions (tips) and three different sizes of soft rubber stabilizer ‘fins’ designed to prevent the headphones from falling out of your ears during periods of strenuous physical activity. Refer to the following illustration showing the proper way to fit the headphones in your ears with the stabilizer fins installed.

Although you must use the headphones with the silicon cushions to form a proper seal in your ear canals, using the stabilizer fins is optional.

The medium (M) size cushions and ‘fins’ were installed at our factory. If you find that the M size cushions and fins are either too big or too small for you, you may change to the S or L size cushions and fins. Start by removing the cushions simply by pulling them off the plastic tubes. Then remove the rubber ‘fins’ from the speaker housing. Install either the S of L fins on the speaker housings first, then install either the S or L cushions by pushing them onto the plastic posts as far as they will go. Make sure that the cushions are securely fixed on the posts so that a cushion does not remain in your ear when you remove the headphones.