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Wireless Headset
User’s Guide
SCEH-00075
SCEH-00087
Before using this product, carefully read the supplied documentation.
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Contents 1. Warnings 1.1 Recycling instructions for customers in Europe 1.2 Lithium-ion battery in Wireless Headset 2. Before use 2.1 Precautions 2.2 Use and handling 3. Part names 4. Charging your headset 4.1 Charging time 4.2 Using the charging cradle 4.3 Charging without the cradle 5. Pairing your headset 5.1 Pairing with the PS3™ system: automatic mode 5.2 Pairing with the PS3™ system: Bluetooth® discovery mode 5.3 Pairing with a mobile phone 6. Turning your headset on and off
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1. Warnings • T o reduce the risk of electric shock, explosion or fire, use only the supplied charging cradle or the supplied USB cable to charge the product. Do not use the charging cradle with other products or for any other purpose. • Charge the headset according to the supplied instructions. 1.1 Recycling instructions for customers in Europe Where you see either symbol on any of our electrical products, batteries or packaging, it indicates that the relevant electrical product or
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2. Before use This guide contains instructions for setting up and using your Wireless Headset with your PS3™ system as well as with other Bluetooth® compatible mobile phones and devices. 2.1 Precautions Before using this product, carefully read this manual and retain it for future reference. Also refer to the instructions for your PLAYSTATION®3 system for further precautions and information. 2.2 Use and handling • Stop using this product immediately if it causes discomfort or pain. • Do
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3. Part names 7 1. Power button 6 1 2. Volume + button 5 3. Volume – button 3 2 4. Mic muting button 5. Mic muting indicator 4 6. Power indicator 7. Ear clip 8. Charging cradle 8 4. Charging your headset Your headset performs best when fully charged. You can charge the headset by using the charging cradle or directly via a USB cable. Warning Do not wear your headset while it is connected to the charging cradle or a USB cable. 4.1 Charging time Approximate time for full charge using charging c
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4.2 Using the charging cradle For convenience, you can connect the charging cradle to a USB device to allow easy access to the headset. Wireless Headset PS3™ system 1 USB connector Charging cradle 4 3 2 USB connector mini-B connector USB cable 1 Check that the device the charging cradle is to be connected to is turned on. 2 Insert the USB connector of the supplied USB cable into an available USB connector. 3 Insert the mini-B connector of the USB cable into the USB connector on the chargin
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4.3 Charging without the cradle You can charge the headset directly from a USB device. Wireless Headset PS3™ system 1 USB connector 3 2 USB connector mini-B connector USB cable 1 Check that the device the headset is to be connected to is turned on. 2 Insert the USB connector of the supplied USB cable into an available USB connector. 3 Insert the mini-B connector of the USB cable into the headset USB connector. When power is first applied to the headset, the mic muting indicator lights up soli
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5.1 Pairing with the PS3™ system: automatic mode You must use the USB cable to pair your headset using automatic mode. 1 Check that the PS3™ system is turned on. 2 Check that the PS3™ system software is version 2.50 or later. If you have an earlier version, you need to update the system software before you can use automatic mode for pairing. 3 Insert the mini-B connector of the supplied USB cable into the USB connector on your headset. Insert the other end of the cable into a USB connector o
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5.3 Pairing with a mobile phone You can use your headset with any Bluetooth®-enabled mobile phone, although advanced features such as three way calling are not available with this headset. Hint If you use automatic mode to pair your headset with your PS3™ system, and also pair your headset with a mobile phone, the headset gives priority to the PS3™ system when both are in range. The headset will connect to your PS3™ system, not the mobile phone. 1 Check that the mobile phone is turned on. 2
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7. Connecting your headset to Bluetooth® devices When you turn on your Wireless Headset, it automatically tries to connect to paired devices within range. If you have paired the headset with more than one device, the headset uses the following priority to determine which device it will connect to: 1 A PS3™ system that was paired using automatic mode. If the headset finds the PS3™ system within five seconds, it will stop searching for other devices and connect to the PS3™ system. Further info
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9. Wearing your headset Warning Do not wear your headset while it is connected to the charging cradle or a USB cable. 9.1 Adjusting the fit 1 2 3b 4 3a 1 Gently push open the ear clip. 2 While holding the ear clip open, slide it behind your ear. Hint The headset comes read y to wear on your right ear. To wear it on your left ear, change the ear clip position as explained below in “9.2 Changing the ear clip”. 3 A d j u s t t h e h e a d s e t ( 3 a ) u n t i l i t fi t s
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10. Headset features for your PS3™ system When you use automatic mode to pair your Wireless Headset with your PS3™ system, the following advanced features are enabled: • User Action Indicators on your monitor/TV • Notifications of headset status on your monitor/TV • High-Quality (HQ) Mode • Desktop Mic Mode • Low battery warning 10.1 User action indicator Any time you connect or pair the headset, or press any of the headset’s buttons, a User Action Indicator (UAI), containing bot
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Battery level The right-most icon indicates how much charge remains in the headset. Blinking: Charging 3 cells: 70%-100% 2 cells: 30%-69% 1 cell: 10%-29% No cells: Less than 10% Hint The battery level indication is available only if you used automatic mode to pair your headset and PS3 system. If you used Bluetooth® Discovery mode, the headset’s red mic muting indicator will flash every 10 seconds when the battery is low. 10.2 Notifications In certain situations, such as headset disconnection,
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10.4 Desktop Mic mode If your headset charge runs low , you can use the headset as a desktop microphone (or ‘far -field’ microphone) while charging it. To enter Desktop Mic mode 1 Check that the PS3™ system is turned on. 2 Insert the USB connector of the supplied USB cable into a USB connector on the PS3™ system. Hint Y ou can use any powered port of a USB certified device, on any PC, so long as it is within Bluetooth® range of the PS3™ system. 3 Insert the mini-B connector of the
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12. Headset controls 12.1 When connected to a PS3™ system Turn on the headset Press and hold the power button for about three seconds Turn off the headset Press and hold the power button for at least five seconds Mute the microphone (when in an active voice state) Press the mic muting button Cancel microphone muting Press the mic muting button Adjust the volume Press the volume + or volume – button. Each press adjusts the volume by one level A long press adjusts the volume by two levels A
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13. Headset indicators The green (power) and red (mic) muting lights indicate the headset’s status. 13.1 General indicator lights Green (solid for two seconds) Power on or pairing success via Bluetooth® discovery or automatic mode Green (one flash every three seconds) Connected or page scan Green (two flashes) Connection success Green (two flashes every three seconds) Active call or active voice chat Green (six flashes) Power off Green and red (alternating flashes) Pairing mode: Bluetooth® d
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13.3 Headset tones Medley Power on or power off One beep Any of the following: • Mic muting turned off • V olume adjust • Answer call • L o n g p r e s s o f b u t t o n c o m p l e t e d f o r o n e o f t h e following: – Volume adjustment – Redialling last number – Transferring a call from headset to phone – Rejecting a call One beep every three seconds Incoming call Two beeps Connection success or reject call Two beeps every 10 seconds Mic muting on Three beeps every 1
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14. Troubleshooting My headset stopped responding. P a i r ( r e g i s t e r ) t h e h e a d s e t a g a i n w i t h t h e P S 3 ™ system using automatic mode. Hint Remove the headset from the list of registered devices, and then repeat the pairing process. My headset is stuck in pairing mode P a i r ( r e g i s t e r ) t h e h e a d s e t a g a i n w i t h t h e P S 3 ™ ( p o w e r a n d m i c m u t i n g i n d i c a t o r s fl a s h a l t e r n a t
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I cannot hear the caller/dial tone on my phone. The headset is not turned on. Press and hold the power button for about three seconds until a melody plays and the power indicator lights solid green, which indicates that the headset is on. Your headset is out of range. Move the headset closer to your phone. The listening volume is too low. Press the volume + button to raise the volume. Make sure that the headset fits properly. See “9. Wearing your headset”. Callers on my phone cannot hear
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16. Limited warranty Where a 1-year warranty is supplied with your PLAYSTATION®3 system, such warranty also applies to this product. For details, please see the PLAYSTATION®3 Safety and Support Guide, available online at eu.playstation.com/ps3, or call the PLAYSTATION®3 Customer Service number, which can be found within every PLAYSTATION®3 format software manual. “ 2”, “PlayStation”, “PLAYSTATION” and “PS3” are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. “SONY ” i
