Additional Functions - THOMSON Senior 4in1 Mode D'emploi

8.3 Multi-point pairing (wired connection in combina-
tion with wireless Bluetooth connection)
In addition to connecting the stethoset headphones to a TV
or hi-fi with a cable, you can also connect them wirelessly. For
example, this allows you to accept calls via your smartphone
while watching TV.
Note
To enable this, the wireless headphone system WHP6309BT
must already have an active wireless (Bluetooth) connection
as described in section 8.2 to a terminal device (e.g. a
smartphone).
• Now switch off the wireless connection on the terminal
device (Bluetooth set to OFF e.g. on the smartphone).
• Disconnect the mains cable from the socket on the charging
station (fig. 4, socket no. 3 in yellow).
• Make sure that the headphones are switched off (fig. 1,
switch no. 1 set to OFF).
• Now switch the headphones on (fig. 1, switch no. 1 set to
ON).
• Press the microphone/pairing button on the chin bar (fig. 2,
button no. 6) for approx. 7 seconds. The LED begins to flash
BLUE quickly.
Note
If the LED is lit green, it indicates that you did not press the
button for long enough. Repeat the procedure.
• Now insert the mains cable of the transmitter back into the
socket of the charging station (fig. 4, socket no. 3 in yellow)
and press the PAIR button once (fig. 4, button no. 4). The
LED on the charging station flashing quickly in BLUE.
• Wait for a few seconds (up to 15 seconds) until the transmit-
ter and receiver have been synchronised and paired. When
pairing has succeeded, both LEDs remain steadily lit in BLUE.
• Please note that the system shuts off automatically if the
transmitter and headphones are not paired within two min-
utes. Now make sure the connection is active by starting
playback on the audio source (TV/hi-fi).
• Next, activate Bluetooth on the terminal device (e.g. smart-
phone Bluetooth ON) and select the previously paired
Bluetooth connection "WHP6309BT".
• Now both the wired connection and the wireless Bluetooth
connection are established (similarly to multi-pairing).
• Calls can be accepted while e.g. watching TV.
8.4 Charging, fig. 7
Before recharging, make sure that the headphones are
switched off (fig. 1, switch no. 1 set to OFF).
Place the headphones on the transmitter station and make
sure that the charging contacts are touching the charging
pins. Charging begins automatically. The LED indicator flashes
slowly in GREEN (fig. 1, LED no. 2) during charging. When the
battery is fully charged, the status LED remains steadily lit in
GREEN. A fully charging process takes approx. 2 hours.
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Note
To prevent damage to the batteries, always switch off the
headphones when they are not in use. Before using them
for the first time, the batteries should be fully charged.
To guarantee an acceptable charge, the batteries should
initially be charged for 3 hours. Make sure that the stethoset
headphones are switched off during charging.

8.5 Additional functions

8.5.1.1 Using the microphone and general notes on
pausing (fig. 2, button no. 6) + LED (fig. 1, LED no. 2)
Thanks to an integrated microphone, you have the option of
having ambient sounds (e.g. the doorbell or conversations) re-
produced over the headphones (LED lit GREEN) while listening
to an audio source (TV/hi-fi).
Note
Please note that the microphone is very sensitive.
Be careful to avoid hearing damage!
Pressing the Play/Pause button at any time pauses the audio
(fig. 2, button no. 5). Please note that the LED on the head-
phones starts flashing slowly in GREEN (during playback, it
remains steadily lit in BLUE).
8.5.1.2 Using the microphone for phone calls (Blue-
tooth with smartphone/tablet, fig. 2,
button no. 5) + LED (fig. 1, LED no. 2)
With an active wireless Bluetooth connection to a smartphone
or tablet, you can press the Play/Pause button (fig. 2, button
no. 5) to accept calls and speak through the microphone
(provided this is supported by the terminal device). When a
call comes in, the LED flashes green/blue, and during a call, it
remains lit blue. Any running audio playback is paused until
the conversation is ended.
8.5.1.3 Balance control (fig. 1, control no. 4)
Using the controller, you can balance out a hearing sensitivity
difference between the right and left.
8.5.1.4 Note on battery charge level (stethoset head-
phones)
When the battery charge level of the stethoset headphones is
low, the LED (fig. 1, LED no. 2) starts flashing slowly in BLUE.
8.6 Troubleshooting
8.6.1 No sound
• Check that the power supply plug is fully inserted into the
mains socket and the other end is properly connected to the
power supply socket on the transmitter.
• Make sure that the power on/off switches on both the trans-
mitter and the headphones are in the ON position.
• The battery in the headphones may have insufficient remain-