I low battery indication, Turn your headset or bluetooth audio adapter off – Philips Bluetooth-Stereo-Headset User Manual
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I Low battery indication
The LED will flash red instead of blue when the battery is low.
Finish your call before re-charging as connecting the charger to the headset
will put your headset in charging mode and could cut an ongoing the call.
Turn your headset or optional Bluetooth audio adapter on
Press and hold the multi-function button until the LED turns blue.
The blue LED will flash Indicating the device Is powered up.
Before you use the headset for the first time with a
Bluetooth enabled device you have to establish a relationship
between these two devices by pairing them. (See the section
on pairing for details).
Turn your headset or Bluetooth audio adapter off
While the headset or Bluetooth audio adapter is powered up, press and hold
the multi-function button until the LED turns red and then off. This indicates
the device is powered down.
The optional Bluetooth audio adapter will also turn off automatically after the
paired headset has been turned off or if you move the headset out of the 33 feet
/ 10 meter operating range.