Whistler BT2300, BT3200, BT3300, BT2200 owner manual Button Callouts Button Functions, Key Function

Models: BT2200 BT3200 BT3300 BT2300

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Button Callouts	Button Functions

	Key	Function
	[+] KEY	ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE CHANNEL 2
	[+] KEY	INCREASE VOLUME
		INCREASE VOLUME

	[-] KEY	ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE CHANNEL 1
	[-] KEY	DECREASE VOLUME
		DECREASE VOLUME

	MASTER KEY [M]	PAIRING CHANNEL 2 AS MASTER

	TALK KEY [T]	REDIALING, ACCEPT CALL

	RESET	RESET OF ALL FUNCTIONS, ALL CHANNELS OFF

	MUTE KEY	TEMPORARY MUTING OF CHANNEL 1 & 2

The volume adjustment will be acknowledged as tones through the speakers.

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Contents

Whistler Bluetooth Headsets Table of Contents Introduction Customer Service Safety Instructions What is Bluetooth? Main Unit Speakers Microphone Accessories Features Components Storing and Recharging Headset Match Unit to Helmet Type Battery Charge / Usage Time Check Battery Status Installing Headset Installation of Speakers and MicrophoneSelect mounting method based on helmet type Key Function Button Callouts Button Functions Pairing to a Cell Phone Basic Functions and OperationAutomatic and manual call acceptance Play music from mobile phone Connecting the headset with cell phone Disconnect cell phone and Bluetooth headset Pairing to an Audio DeviceReceiving a call while listening to music Connection headset with audio device Intercom Function Operating and disconnecting the audio deviceHeadset Distance Vox Function Pairing of headsets on channel Adjustment of microphone sensitivity Music and Intercom Cell phone and intercom Intercom Function General Information Disconnect headset from music / cell phoneStatic Noise Troubleshooting SpecificationsTechnical Data BT2200/2300 BT3200/3300 Problem Bluetooth Headset cannot be switched on FCC Information Problem The voice over the microphone is too low Consumer Warranty Warranty InformationService Out of Warranty Service Under Warranty Please allow 3 weeks turn around time Customer Service