INDICATOR LIGHT

The indicator light on O ROKR Pro provides the following information:

DURING PAIRING

The light is solid red. It to flashes green ten times when pairing is successful.

 

 

DURING CHARGING

Solid green = fully charged

Solid amber = 99% to 50% charged

 

Solid red = 49% to 0% charged

 

 

 

The light flashes every 4 seconds:

WHILE WIRELESSLY CONNECTED

Green indicates 100% to 67% charge remaining.

TO A DEVICE

Amber indicates 66% to 34% charge remaining.

 

Red indicates 33% to 0% charge remaining.

 

 

WHILE NOT CONNECTED TO A DEVICE

The light flashes twice in red every 4 seconds.

 

 

WHILE POWERING UP

The light flashes red > amber > green > green.

 

 

WHILE POWERING DOWN

The light flashes green > amber > red > red.

 

 

Note the following:

Bluetooth Sniff Mode technology ensures that power usage is minimized.

The only time O ROKR Pro does not use power is when it is completely turned off. However, even when not used, the internal rechargeable battery gradually loses power over time and requires recharging.

AUDIBLE INDICATORS

Sound tones provide the following information:

DUAL HIGH/LOW TONE EVERY 60 SECONDS

Low battery.

 

 

NO AUDIBLE TONES; DETERIORATING

Out of range.

AUDIO QUALITY; SKIPPING MUSIC

(Move O ROKR Pro closer to your phone or Bluetooth enabled audio device.)

 

 

SINGLE HIGH TONE DURING

Maximum or minimum volume level has been reached. Phone mode only.

VOLUME ADJUSTMENT

 

 

 

RING TONE

Incoming call.

 

 

SINGLE HIGH TONE

Enter pairing mode. Pairing is confirmed.

 

 

SINGLE LOW TONE

Initiate voice activation.

(Speak the name of the person you want to dial.)

 

 

 

DUAL HIGH/LOW TONE

Voice tag not recognized.

(The name of the person you want to dial was not recognized.)

 

 

 

SINGLE MEDIUM TONE EVERY 20 SECONDS

Microphone is muted.

 

 

FOUR TONES, LOW TO HIGH

O ROKR Pro is turned off.

 

 

FOUR TONES, HIGH TO LOW

O ROKR Pro is turned on.

 

 

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Oakley O ROKR Pro manual Indicator Light, Audible Indicators