Users Manual

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Users Manual

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- A Short Range Magnetic Inductive Technology - MG9030 includes the following Components: A) Wireless Headset Unit / with Ni-MH Rechargeable Battery Pack (Fig.1 & Fig.2) Fig.1 Fig.2 Page 1 of 7 http://www.nasa-com.com

B) Base Unit / with Ni-MH Rechargeable Battery Pack (Fig.3 & Fig.4) ON POWER INDICATOR OFF Fig.3 Fig.4 C) Battery charger / with a AC to DC adaptor Fig. 5 Fig. 6 Fig. 7 Page 2 of 7 http://www.nasa-com.com

How to use: Step 1) Insert the Battery Pack into the Base Unit to power it up. Step 2) Connect Base Unit to the audio receptacle on your cellular phone by the cable of the Base Unit. Adapter may be required for the connection. Consult your local distributor the suitable adapter for your phone. Step 3) Set your cellular phone to “auto receive” mode (provided that your cellular phone has this feature) if you want to be totally hand free. Step 4) Turn on the headset by the power switch as shown. POWER INDICATOR ON Page 3 of 7 http://www.nasa-com.com

Step 5) Open the gap between the ear ride and the speaker and put the headset on your ear. (This headset is designed for both left and right ears) Step 6) Tighten the headset by moving the speaker back to the ear ride. Rotate the microphone tip to make it as closer to your month as possible. Step 7) Make a test call to a friend using your cellular phone. Dial tone should present if the key tone has been activated on your cellular phone. Step 8) Adjust the speaker volume by pushing the four-step volume button to achieve the appropriate speaker volume. (You may need to adjust the volume again if the Headset has been switched off) Page 4 of 7 http://www.nasa-com.com

Troubleshooting: If you do not hear a dial tone when you try to make a phone call. 1. Make sure your Battery Pack is fully charged and inserted in your Headset and Base Unit. 2. Confirm the Power Switches on both Base Unit and Headset are on the ON position. 3. Be sure that the green LEDs is ON for both Base Unit and Headset when you push the keypad. 4. Make sure that the cable is compatible with your cellular phones. For most of the cellular phones, ”Headset" will display on the screen if the cable is connected correctly. 5. Confirm the volume of your cellular phone is set to the maximum level. 6. Try pushing the volume button on the headset to increase the audio level. Battery Charging: Step 1) Plug the AC to DC adaptor into the electric socket. Then connect the adaptor to the Battery Charger shown in Fig. 7. Step 2) Insert the battery pack into the Charger (Fig.6). Three battery packs can be charged at the same time independently. Step 3) The red LED on the Charger will be ON (Fig. 6) when the battery is being charged. Step 4) After approximate 10 hours, the battery pack will be fully charged and the red LED will be OFF. Step 5) Remove the battery pack from the Charger and insert it to the Base Unit or Headset for battery replacement. The charged battery will last for around 2.5 hours talk time or 150 hours in standby mode. It is recommended to put the discharged battery packs into the charger for overnight charging. Page 5 of 7 http://www.nasa-com.com

Important Note: 1) Effective Transmission Distance is about 1.5 Meters (~ 5 feet). If you exceed this distance, the Headset will mute the speaker output. If you stay out of range for more than 32 seconds, the headset will automatically switch to standby mode to save battery life. At that time, the LED on the headset will be blinking and the red LED on the Base Unit will be on, indicating the link is broken. To establish the link, simply move Headset closer the Base Unit and both green LEDs on the Base Unit and the Headset will be ON again. 2) When the Base Unit is off or in standby mode, the headset will also automatically switch to standby after 32 seconds. 3) Make sure no obstacle between the Base Unit and Headset to receive optimal sound quality. 4) Only need to turn off the Base Unit and Headset when you do not want to use your cellular phone for a long time. 5) Do not attempt to put on your Headset or change the battery while driving. 6) While the mobile phone network signal strength is very weak, your mobile phone radiation power will automatically increase, resulting in some “mosquito” noise at your headset. When this happens, try moving the mobile phone further away from the Base Unit or changing the orientation of your mobile phone to minimize the noise. 7) You may experience some interference from other electronic equipment (such as computer monitor). In this case, you can change the frequencies of the Base Unit and the Headset by the hidden switches as indicated below from channel 1 to 2 (or vise versa). Make sure that both switches are at the positions of same channel. If this does not help, try moving the Base Unit away from the equipment. CH 2 CH 1 CH 2 CH 1 Page 6 of 7 http://www.nasa-com.com

These devices comply with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subjected to the following two conditions: 1) This device may not cause harmful interference and 2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the users authority to operate the equipment. Page 7 of 7 http://www.nasa-com.com


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