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Manual

SQT0818

ENGLISH

The rechargeable battery (installed in the unit) is not charged initially. Charge

the battery before using the unit.

Connect this unit to a computer

using the USB charging cord

• Within approximately 3 seconds after

the connection is established, the LED

on the right speaker will light in red.

• The LED lights in red when charging

is in progress. When charging is

completed, the LED will go out.

• Charging will take approximately

3.5 hours from empty state to fully

charged.

Right

Computer

LED

USB charging cord (supplied)

■

Note

• The Bluetooth

feature cannot be used when this unit is connected to a computer

using the USB charging cord.

• Charge in a room temperature between 10 °C and 35 °C. Outside of this range

of temperatures, charging may stop.

• The power cannot be turned on while charging.

• Do not use any other USB charging cords except the supplied one.

Caution: Use only the supplied USB charging cord when connecting to a

computer.

Charging

To establish a wireless connection, register the unit with Bluetooth

compatible

devices.

Preparation on the Bluetooth

device

• Turn on the power, and enable the Bluetooth

feature.

• Place the device within 1 m from the unit.

• Check the device operation in its operation instructions, as required.

Power on for the first time

Turn on the unit

• The unit will start searching for

the Bluetooth

device to connect

to, and the LED on the right

speaker will blink in blue and red

alternately. (Only one operation

after purchase)

When the unit (“RP-BTD5”)

is detected by the Bluetooth

device, select it

• If prompted for a passkey, input

“0000 (four zeros)”.

• If the Bluetooth

profile selection

screen appears, select the

“A2DP” profile. If “A2DP” is not

supported or if you want to just

use phone calls, select the “HSP”

or “HFP” profile. (For details on

profiles, see “Listening to music”

(→ P. 4) and “Making a phone

call” (→ P. 5))

Check the connection with

the Bluetooth

device on the

unit

• First the LED on the right

speaker lights in blue and

repeats on and off. When the

connection is established,

blinking pattern will change.

Connection after the second

time

<Connect the same Bluetooth

device>

When the unit is turned on, it will

search for the previously setup

Bluetooth

device and automatically

start connecting to it. First the LED

on the right speaker lights in blue

and repeats on and off. When the

connection is established, blinking

pattern will change.

<Connect a different Bluetooth

device>

Disable the Bluetooth

feature on

the previously connected device.

Check that the unit is turned off. Press

and hold the pairing

button for

approximately 5 seconds. A beep will

sound. The unit will start searching for

other Bluetooth

device. The LED on

the right speaker will blink in blue and

red alternately.

Continue steps 2 and 3.

Connecting a Bluetooth

device

■

Note

• If connection to a device is not

established within approximately

5 minutes, the unit will be turned off.

Start from step 1 again.

• 2 or more Bluetooth

devices cannot

be connected to the unit at the same

time.

• You can pair up to 8 devices with

this unit. If a 9th device is paired, the

device with the oldest connection will

be replaced. To use it, pair it again.

Press and hold the power button for

approximately 3 seconds

• A beep will sound and the LED on the right speaker

will blink.

Power button

LED

To turn the power off

• Press and hold the power

button for approximately 3 seconds. A beep will

sound and the power will be turned off.

■

Note

• When the unit is not operated for approximately 5 minutes, the power will

automatically turn off. (See “Auto power off” (→ P. 5))

Turning the power on/off

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Brand	Panasonic
Model	RP-BTD5E
Category	Headphones
File type	PDF
File size	2.8 MB

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