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Jabra A210 Operating Instructions

• General

The Jabra A210 Bluetooth* Adaptor provides a wireless Bluetooth connection between the OVC and your Bluetooth headset, giving you the convenience of hands-free and untethered communications with the OVC.

• Features
1. Up to 8 hours of talk time and 240 hours of standby time
2. Range up to 33 ft. (10m)
3. Bluetooth version 1.2
• Charging The A210

The Jabra A210 uses a rechargeable battery that must be fully charged before you use the adaptor for the first time. This is done at the time of shipping.

1. Use the AC adaptor to charge the A210 from a power socket. Use only a Jabra adaptor to charge the Jabra A210.
2. The red LED will turn on when charging begins. After approximately 2 hours, the red LED will turn off indicating that charging is complete
NOTE: The red LED will flash when the battery is low.
• Pair With Your Bluetooth Headset

The A210 is paired (linked) with the Bluetooth headset before shipping. The A210 and headset are grouped together as A set or B set to indicate their pairing. Pairing is required if either unit is replaced. To pair the A210, go to pairing in related links.

• Switch Setting Of The A210

The 3-position switch on the A210 is to position 3 for optimum voice. If you hear an echo, turn down the volume on the headset.

• Turning The Jabra A210 On And Off

To turn the adaptor ON press the on/off button. The blue LED shows a burst of flashes and continues to flash thereafter every 3 seconds. To turn the adaptor OFF hold the on/off button for 5 seconds until the LED shows a burst of blue flashes.

*The Bluetooth word mark and logos are owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc and any use of such marks by Jabra is under liscence. Other trademarks and trade names are of those of their respective owners.

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