MIDLAND BT Next 2.0 - Manual (Page 23)

22 - Midland BT Next
UK
Talk 2 All - Pairing to a different brand intercom.
Thanks to the “Talk2 All - Universal Intercom” feature it is now possible to
pair your BTNext to a different brand intercom available on the market.
You can pair a maximum of two not Midland Intercom, one on the “Forward”
button and one on the “Backward” button.
• On the BTNext enter the setup mode: (with the unit OFF press and
hold down the Middle button about 7 sec. until the Red light is on
permanently).
• Keep pressed the “Forward” button or the “Backward” button for
7 seconds: the Red and Blu LED light will start flashing fast, than
(while you still keep the button pressed) the Red and Blu LED light
will change to slow flashing. Now you can stop pressing the button.
On the other intercom (not Midland brand) follow the procedure to pair to a
phone, because the BT Next is paired as a Phone.
If successfully paired the red/blue light will stop flashing and the blu light
will slowly flash instead.
Attention: remember to switch off all the other Bluetooth device, only the two devi-
ces involved in the pairing must be turned on.
To open the intercom communication on the BTNext press long (3 sec) the
Forward or Backward button (depending on which button you used for pai-
ring). On the other intercom just press the phone redial button. Maybe it
will be necessary to press the redial button two times, depending on the
model of the not Midland intercom.
Attention: In order to use the the “Talk2All-Universal Intercom” feature the pairing
on the other unit must be done as a phone. The other intercom (not Midland brand)
will not be able to be paired to a phone.
You can pair also a Midland unit as Talk2All, that mean the pairing must be done as
a phone (one unit use the Talk2All procedure and the other unit use the pairing to
“Phone” procedure).
How to pair the BTNext to previous BT line unit
The BTNext is compatible with all the BT line unit from Midland. You can pair the
BTNext to a BT2, BT1, BTCity/Eva, BTX1, BTX2 or BTNext unit and the max distance
of the intercom is defined from the lower possible.
To pair the BTNext to another BT line unit, you must first enter the setup mode:
1. Turn off the unit
2. Press and hold down the Middle button about 7 sec., until the Red light is on
permanently.
3. Now press long (3 sec) one of the three buttons (Forward, Middle or Rear)
depending on which button you will like to use to open the intercom to that
unit. The Blue and Red light will flash.
4. Follow the procedure on the other unit’s instruction manual (normally you can
use the “Volume +” button on all the previous BT line units).
5. When successfully paired, each unit will have the Blue light on for one second
and than go back to the setup mode (Red light always on).
Now the BTNext unit is ready for other pairing procedure, and you can pair ano-
ther BT line unit following the same procedure, but using a different button on
the BTNext.
If you don’t have more devices to pair, you must exit the setup mode from both
units before you can use them: for BT NEXT double click on the Middle button, the
Red light will turn off and the Blue light will start flashing. For the other devices
of BT line, please refer to their own user manual.
Pairing the BTNext to Bluetooth devices
The BTNext unit can be paired to other Bluetooth devices, like Phone, GPS Naviga-
tor or PMR446 Radio with built-in or external Bluetooth.
The pairing procedure must be done using the “Volume +” or the “Volume -“
buttons.
› Pairing to the “Volume +” button: for Phone with music (A2DP stereo). All
devices paired to “Volume +” button has higher priority and will interrupt all
the other communication (like Intercom, FM Radio and Music).
› Pairing to the “Volume -” button: for GPS navigators and other devices
which the audio must be always in background.
Attention: The “Volume -” button does not support the pairing with a phone.
Talk2All
Universal Intercom 1
Talk2All
Universal Intercom 2
Talk2All - Universal Intercom
Not Midland Unit Talk2All - Universal Intercom
Midland Unit paired as
a phone
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