Controls and Connection BTD-1M3 Bluetooth Dongle Connecting Your Life Quick Disconnect Accessory Port Allows the connection of a Mobility Sound QD series wired audio accessory, such as a Push-to-Talk, earphone, or auxiliary microphone. Multi-Function Talk Switch / Status LED Used to place the Bluetooth dongle in pairing mode. The LED flashes messages that let the user know the current status of the Bluetooth dongle. Once paired with an audio accessory, this switch is used to activate the Push-To-Talk function of the two-way radio. BLUETOOTH DONGLE USERS GUIDE For Compatible Wireless Audio Accessories The Mobility Sound Bluetooth dongle BTD-1M3 allows you to use a compatible wireless headset or other audio accessory with your two-way radio. version 1.0 October 2009 QUICK START 1. Connect the Mobility Sound Bluetooth dongle BTD-1M3 to a compatible two-way radio. 2. Pair the Bluetooth dongle with a compatible wireless audio accessory. 3. Connect a wired audio or PTT accessory to the Quick-Disconnect accessory port on the Bluetooth dongle (optional). 4. Test and use. Connecting the Dongle to Radio STEP ONE: Connecting to Two-Way Radio To connect your Bluetooth dongle to a two-way radio, follow these steps:
* Always turn off your two-way radio before connecting the Bluetooth dongle.
* Plug the Bluetooth Dongle BTD-1M3 into the speaker-microphone / audio accessory jack of your two-way radio.
* On some models of two-way radio, you may need to tighten a retaining screw to ensure that the Bluetooth dongle remains attached to the radio
* Turn on your two-way radio and verify that the radio transmits and receives with the dongle attached.
* Because no wireless audio accessory will yet be paired to the Bluetooth dongle, received signals should be heard over the radios internal speaker and transmitted signals will be sent using the radios internal microphone.
* The Talk button on the Bluetooth dongle will not function as a Push-to-Talk button for your two-way radio until a wireless audio accessory is successfully paired to the dongle, or a wired audio accessory is plugged into the Quick-Disconnect port. Radio Connector This port connects the Bluetooth dongle to a compatible two-way radio. 2 Pairing With an Audio Accessory STEP TWO: Pairing with an Audio Accessory
* Turn off the radio that the Bluetooth dongle is connected to. Wait at least three seconds.
* Turn the radio on while holding down the Talk button on the Bluetooth dongle.
* Continue to hold the Talk button down for approximately three seconds. Release the Talk button when the status LED begins to flash two times per second.
* The Bluetooth dongle is now in audio accessory pairing mode. Activate the pairing mode on your compatible wireless audio accessory.
* Once the wireless audio accessory and Bluetooth dongle are paired with each other, the status LED on the dongle will show a constant blue light for three seconds.
* If the Bluetooth dongle does not detect a compatible wireless accessory within 60 seconds of being put into pairing mode, the dongle will exit the pairing mode and resume normal operation.
* Once successfully paired, you will be able to operate your two-way radio using your compatible wireless accessory. 3 4 Connecting a Wired Audio Accessory to the Bluetooth Dongle STEP THREE: Using a Mobility Sound Quick-Disconnect Wired Audio Accessory (Optional) The Quick-Disconnect port on the Bluetooth dongle allows the connection of a compatible wired Mobility Sound QD series accessory. This includes compatible earphones, surveillance kits, remote microphones, and Push-To-Talk accessories.
* To connect a wired accessory, first turn off the two-way radio that the Bluetooth dongle is connected to.
* Lift up and remove the protective jacket covering the Quick-Disconnect port on the Bluetooth dongle to expose the connector.
* Align the Quick-Disconnect connector of the audio adapter with the Quick-Disconnect port on the Bluetooth dongle and push the connectors together gently until they click into place. NOTE: the male and female ends of the quick release connectors are keyed so they must be properly aligned before the two halves can be pushed together.
* To remove a wired accessory that has been installed, gently lift up on the outer cover of the Quick-Disconnect connector until the accessory is released and then pull up to remove the accessory. 5 STATUS LED MESSAGES The meanings of the various status LED messages shown by the Bluetooth dongle are shown on the following table:
LED INDICATION One flash per minute Two flashes per minute One long flash for three seconds No indication MEANING Normal operation Audio accessory pairing mode active Successfully paired or re-paired Radio is turned off Status LED TROUBLESHOOTING My wireless audio accessory will not pair with the Bluetooth Dongle. Follow the instructions to place the Bluetooth dongle into the correct pairing mode and then activate the pairing mode on the accessory. Make sure that the Bluetooth dongle and accessory being paired are within one meter of each other. My wireless audio accessory or worked before, but is not working now. Make sure that the Bluetooth dongle is properly connected to the two-way radio and that the radio is turned on. Ensure that your wireless audio accessory has a fully charged battery and is turned on. If the devices will still not work, re-pair the Bluetooth dongle to the wireless accessories. 7 Communications Priority Audio accessory
#1 connected to Quick Disconnect Port
#2 Wireless Accessory
#3 Internal Speaker of the two-way radio STEP FOUR: Transmit and Receive Operation The Bluetooth dongle will automatically route radio calls based on the following priority:
* If an audio accessory is connected to the Quick-Disconnect Port of the Bluetooth dongle, radio calls will be routed to this accessory.
* If no wired accessory is connected, calls will be routed to a wireless accessory, if one is paired with the Bluetooth dongle.
* If no wireless headset or audio accessory is paired to the Bluetooth dongle or the wireless accessory is turned off, calls will be routed to the internal speaker of the two-way radio. NOTE: When a new accessory is connected, paired, disconnected, or powered off, it may take several seconds for the audio from received radio calls to be routed appropriately. Push-to-Talk can be activated by any of the following methods:
* Pressing and holding the Talk button of the Bluetooth dongle.
* Using the PTT button on a wired Mobility Sound Quick-Disconnect accessory
(if one is connected to the Bluetooth dongle). When transmitting, the operators voice is picked-up by:
* The microphone in the wired-audio accessory connected to the Quick-Disconnect port on the Bluetooth dongle.
* If no wired audio accessory with a microphone is connected, the microphone in the paired wireless audio accessory will be used.
* If no audio accessory is paired with the Bluetooth dongle, or the paired wireless audio accessory is turned off, the internal microphone in the attached two-way radio will be used. 6 Support and Warranty Mobility Sound Radio Products warrants this product against defects in materials or workmanship for a period of one year from the date of retail purchase. For support or warranty service on your Mobility Sound product, contact us or visit us on the web at www.mobilitysound.com.tw. DISCLAIMER: The wireless link used by Mobility Sound products is an open standard, unsecured technology. As such, it is not recommended for first-responder or other mission critical users. Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures:
-Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject 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. This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. To maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure compliance requirements, please avoid direct contact to the transmitting antenna during transmitting. RF exposure warning!
Please keep product 20cm away from your body or bystander during the radio operation. The typical handheld two-way radios were certified under mobile usage condition (i.e. keep 20cm away from the user body) and use of such radio closer than 20cm may exceed the US RF exposure limit and shall be avoid.