What the LED colors mean, Charge the battery | Uniden BT109 specs

What the LED colors mean

	Color	State	Meaning
		Steady	The headset is currently charging. When the
	Red	Steady	battery is fully charged, the LED turns off.
	Red		battery is fully charged, the LED turns off.
		Flashing	The battery is low.
	Blue	Flashing	The headset is turned on.
	Blue	Slow flash (every 3 seconds)	The headset is paired to a Bluetooth device.
		Slow flash (every 3 seconds)	The headset is paired to a Bluetooth device.
	Red & blue	Alternating flash	The headset is in pairing mode.

Setting Up Your Headset

Charge the battery

Before using your headset, charge the battery for at least 8 hours. Charging the battery completely (and keeping it charged) will help you get the longest possible talk and standby time out of the battery.

Use ONLY the power adapter supplied with the headset! Using any other adapter could damage your headset, create a fire hazard, or cause a risk of electric shock!

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Uniden BT109 manual What the LED colors mean, Charge the battery, Color State Meaning

Contents

Questions? Problems? Also in this packageAdapter What the buttons do Buttons activateFunction after you release them Charge the battery What the LED colors meanColor State Meaning Charging the BT108 Charging the BT109 Pair the headset to your Bluetooth phone Connecting to your phone Put your headset on Using Your Headset Wearing the headset on your left ear Available Features Try Charging the battery completelyMy phone See page 4 for pairing instructions Muting the microphone General Information Battery life Noise or Static on the HeadsetCertain cordless telephones Avoiding hearing damage Cleaning the headset Turn off your headset when pumping gas Important Safety Instructions Industry Canada statement FCC Notice Warrantor Uniden America Corporation Uniden Two-Year Limited Warranty Uniden America Service