Yapalong BOOM MIC User manual
BOOM MIC - OPEN MIC/PTT
HEADSET
User’s Manual
SPECIFICATIONS
Bluetooth Protocol
Noise Cancellation
Range
Freqency Band
Talking Time
Standby Time
Weight
Battery
Charging
Charging Time
Version 5.0
CVC 8.0
5 Meters
2.4~2.48 GHz
Unlicensed ISM Band
Up to 6 Hours
Up to 300 Hours
18 g
Li-ion Battery
3.7 V/ 90 mAh
5~6 VDC/400 mA
Up to 1.5 Hour
2
Power Switch
Vol +/- Button
Mute Button
PTT Button
MIC1
MIC2
Light
Charging Port
(USB C)
DIAGRAM
Vol+, SHORT click for volume increase
Vol -, SHORT click for volume decrease
MIC1 is for voice.
MIC2 is for noise cancellation.
Mute Button is not used.
SWIVEL TO ADJUST
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OPEN-MIC/PTT
270°
180°
Adaptable to
either ear Light Indications:
- Solid Red, charging
- Solid Blue, charging is complete
- Flashing Red, battery is low
(With 2 “beeps” every 5 seconds)
Notes:
- Please charge your Bluetooth headset
FULLY if it is used for the first time.
- Charge once a month if the headset is not
used often for longer battery life.
This headset can be either open MIC or PTT
(push to talk) depending on the setting of the
radio that it pairs with.
(Refer to “Yapalong-6000 User’s Manual”)
If the radio is in PTT mode, the user needs to
push the PTT button to talk.
If the radio is in open MIC mode, the user
can talk directly without pushing the button.
CHARGING
The following types of ear tips are provided:
- Half-in-ear tips
small and large
- In-ear tips
small and large
- Custom molded earplugs (not provided)
It is for the most secure wear. Check details
at yapalong.com/products/earmolding
7895 Tranmere Dr., Unit 13,
Mississauga, Ontario L5S 1V9
Canada
1-(905)-405-0300
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PAIRING WITH YAPALONG (Cont’d) WEAR
EAR TIPS
Note: before starting, please turn off all the
Bluetooth devices in the surroundings.
Power on both the Yapalong6000 radio and
the headset, and you will find any of the
following 3 states of the green Bluetooth
light on the RADIO, not the headset:
State1 Off
It indicates that the radio has detected its
paired headset. No pairing is required.
State2 Flashing slowly
It indicates that the radio has a paired head-
set but cannot detect it. The radio will not
pair in this state. Press both the Settings
and Bluetooth buttons to remove the
memory of the paired headset, the light will
show the following state:
State3 Flashing quickly
It indicates that the radio has no paired
headset. It is ready to pair and will pair
automatically.
During pairing, make sure the headset is in
pairing mode: it reports, “Pairing…”, and its
light is flashing red and blue alternately.
If the headset is not in pairing mode, please
restart it.
After 5 seconds or more, the green
Bluetooth light on the radio will be off, the
headset will report “Connected”, and the light
on the headset will turn solid blue, which
indicates both are paired.
PAIRING WITH YAPALONG
This headset transmits low-power Bluetooth
signals to the radio. Please wear the headset
and the radio at the same side of your body
to avoid body blocking to the Bluetooth
signals.
USE WITH CELLPHONE
V1
Pairing
1.Power on the headset.
The headset reports ”Power On”.
The light flashes red and blue alternately.
2.Activate cellphone’s Bluetooth function.
Search for the available Bluetooth devices.
3.Select “Y-6000” from the list.
“Y-6000” is shown in your Bluetooth device
list once it is connected.
The headset reports “Connected”.
Answer A Call
The headset will ring when a call dials in.
Click the PTT button to receive the call.
Play Music
Click the PTT button to play the music.
Click again stop the music.
LONG click Vol+ for the last song.
LONG click Vol - for the next song.
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