Philips SHB7103 - Manual (Page 14)

headsets LED will flash red and blue alternately indicating that it has entered
pairing mode. The headset will remain in pairing mode for three minutes.
* Make sure the Bluetooth audio adapter is off. Press and hold the multi­
function button on the adapter until the LED flashes red and blue alternately.
This indicates that the adapter has entered pairing mode, which will last for
three minutes.
* Place the Bluetooth audio adapter and the headset next to each other. After
a few seconds the LED’s on both devices will flash blue.
* Connect the jack of the audio adapter to the 3.5mm headphone socket of
any audio source such as your MP3 player, CD player etc. You are now set up
for wirelessly listening to your music from that device.
After the initial pairing the devices will recognize each other every time you
turn them on in proximity with each other. You only need to repeat the pairing
process if you paired the devices with other Bluetooth products since the last
use of the headset with the Bluetooth audio adapter.
For Bluetooth enabled audio players or Bluetooth Adapters that are not part of
the sales package please refer to the manufacturers user manual for the pairing
process. Typically the process will be similar as described above for mobile
phones.
Use your headset with your
mobile phone and audio player
simultaneously
If your phone does not support the A2DP profile for stereo streaming you can
still enjoy the convenience of listening to music and monitoring your calls from
one headset. To do so:
1. Pair the headset with the mobile phone as described in “Use your headset
with a mobile phone".
2. Pair the headset with your Bluetooth enabled music player or Bluetooth
audio adapter.
3. You can now listen to music from your audio player and pick up incoming
calls by simply pressing the multi-function button. After ending the call your
music will resume within a few seconds.