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Wireless Stereo Headphones for Mobile Professionals for Mac + Windows User’s Guide iWiSH R R ...
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Contents Before You Begin 4 Introduction 5 Package Contents 7 Knowing Your iWiSH Headphones and USB Sound Stick 8 Getting Started 11 Charging your iWiSH Headphones 11 Listening to Music 13 Turning OFF your iWiSH Headphones 13 Controlling Your Music Player 15 Advanced Features 16 Reconnecting to USB Sound Stick 16 Using iWiSH Headphones with other B ...
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Before Y ou Begin Congratulations and thank you for purchasing iWiSH2210. Please take time to read this user’s guide so that you can enjoy all the features of your new wireless headphones. Trademark Information © Copyright 2005 Hippo Lifestyles Pte Ltd. All rights reserved. Hippo and iWiSH are trademarks of Hippo Lifestyles Pte Ltd and its affil ...
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Introduction Overview Your new iWiSH Headphones and USB Sound Stick enable listening to music wirelessly from your PC or Mac without any software installation. Now you can listen to stereo-quality audio wirelessly up to 25 feet (8 meters) away and control the music player on your PC using the headphones. The Technology iWiSH Headphones connect to t ...
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System Requirements Note: a. The USB sound stick is NOT tested for compatibility with other operating systems including Windows 98SE and Windows ME. b. Remote Control function is not supported on Mac OS. c. Remote Control function is not supported on Winamp music player. Platform PC Mac ® Machine requirements Pentium 4 processor G4/G5 processor wi ...
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Package Contents iWiSH2210 includes the following components 1 USB Sound Stick 2 USB Charging Cable 3 Universal Power Adapter 4 USB Extension Cable 5 User’s Guide Fig 1 7 iWiSH Headphones User’s Guide for Mac + PC Wireless Stereo Headphones for Mobile Professionals ...
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Knowing Y our iWiSH Headphones and USB Sound Stick Unfolding your iWiSH Headphones Fully Folded Ready to Use 1 2 3 Fig 2 8 Left Right In Use ...
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9 DC In Hold Switch Fig 3 Getting acquainted with your iWiSH Headphones Remote Control Joystick Multifunction Button Error Indication LED (Red) Soft Reset Button Power LED (Red) Activity LED (Blue) Hold Switch DC In ...
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Activity LED (Green) USB Connector Getting acquainted with your USB Sound Stick Fig 4 10 ...
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Getting Started Charging your iWiSH Headphones 1. Make sure that the headphones are turned OFF. 2(a). If you want to charge the headphones from notebook or computer, connect one end of the USB Charging Cable to the socket labeled 'DC In’(refer to Fig 3) on the headphones. Connect the other end of the USB Charging Cable either to your noteboo ...
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12 2(b). If you want to charge the headphones from an electrical outlet, connect the end of the cable of the Universal Power Adapter to the socket labeled 'DC In’ (refer to Fig 3) on the headphones. Connect the Universal Power Adapter to an electrical outlet. The headphones use lithium polymer battery. The headphones are capable of a continu ...
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Listening to Music Step 1: Turn ON your iWiSH Head phones 1. Ensure that the headphones are fully charged. 2. Press the Multifunction Button for 2 seconds to turn ON the headphones. You will see the Power LED (Red) glow for a brief while and you will hear a startup tune on the headphones. Release the button once the Power LED turns OFF. The headpho ...
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Step 3: Streaming music Launch the desktop music player software on your PC/Mac and play your favourite music. You should now be able to hear the music on your headphones. Note 1: If you were already playing music player, stop the music (press stop button on the music player) and play again. This is needed for the music player to recognize the soun ...
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Controlling Y our Music Player iWiSH Controls You can control the music player with the headphones, either using the controls on your desktop music player or remotely using the headphones. Here is a quick reference to the controls on the headphones Play/Pause music Press the Multifunction button once to toggle Adjust volume Press the Remote Control ...
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Advanced Features Reconnecting to USB Sound Stick To reconnect to the USB Sound Stick while it is in idle mode, press the Multifunction button after turning ON the iWiSH headphones. The sound stick automatically goes into a low power state (idle mode) to conserve your notebook battery life when, a. you turn OFF the headphones, while still connected ...
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1. Turn ON the headphones, if they are not already ON, by pressing the Multifunction button for 2 seconds. 2. Press the Multifunction button once (again). You will see the Activity LED (Blue) on the headphones blinking rapidly. On successful connection, a connection tune is played on the headphones and the Activity LED (Blue) starts blinking slowly ...
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4. In case a Pass Key (PIN Key) request is displayed on your Bluetooth stereo device, provide '0000' as the PIN key. The PIN key on the headphones are pre-configured as '0000'. 5. Once pairing is successful, you can establish connection following the procedure provided for your Bluetooth stereo device. 6. Play music on your Blue ...
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LED and Audio Feedback LED Glow Description Audio pattern /activity iWiSH Headphones LED Activity Continuously Waiting for None (Blue) ON connection Slow blink Connected/ Connection Streaming tune Rapid blink Reconnecting to None Sound stick Periodic 3 Pairing Pairing blinks mode tune Error Indication One blink Battery is low Beep every (Red ) ever ...
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LED Glow Description Audio pattern /activity LED Glow Pattern Description/ activity Power Continuously Charging None (Red) ON USB Sound Stick LED Continuous rapid blinks Connection with (Green) headphones is in progress Slow Blink Connected to (one blink every 2 seconds) headphones Continuously ON Waiting for connection from headphones (idle state) ...
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Troubleshooting 1. Unable to hear audio ! Please check system requirements in this user’s guide to check if your Operating System is compatible with this device. ! Make sure that your headphones and the computer are ON, and the USB sound stick is plugged into the computer USB port. ! Check if the activity LEDs on both the devices are blinking slo ...
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22 2. Unable to turn ON your headphones ! Make sure the Hold Switch is toward ‘unlock’ icon. ! Make sure the headphones are charged. 3. Unable to turn OFF your headphones ! Make sure the Hold Switch is toward ‘unlock’ icon. ! Press the Soft Reset button using a sharp object like pencil. 4. Remote control (Prev, Next, Play/Pause) is not work ...
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T echnical Specification iWiSH Headphones Model iWiSH2210 Audio Output Battery Audio Quality: 48KHz, 16-bit audio Type: Built-in, Rechargeable Frequency Response: 20Hz-20KHz LiPolymer THD: 0.013% at 20 dBFS Charge time: 2 hours, 20 minutes Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 83 dB Battery life: 5 hours continuous play Wireless Range Audio Codec Up to 25 feet (8 ...
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Power Input Temperature oo Universal AC/DC Power Operating range of 0 - 50 C Adapter (5V/1A) Power Consumption Weight 220mW 64 grams USB Sound Stick Model iWiSH2210 Audio Input Power Input Digital audio (through USB port) Powered by USB bus General Radio Temperature oo Carrier frequency: 2.4 - 2.483GHz Operating range of 0 - 50 C Class 2 Radio Weig ...
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Care and Maintenance Please read all these instructions to avoid injury to yourself or damage to the product. Product care ! Do not expose headphones or sound stick to extreme temperatures. ! Do not apply excessive pressure on headphones or sound stick. ! Do not let any foreign matter spill into the headphones or sound stick. ! Do not place any hea ...
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Using the Universal Power Adapter ! Use only the Universal Power Adapter that is provided with your headphones. Do not use any substitute power adapter. ! Always leave space around power adapter during usage so that adequate airflow is available around the power adapter. WARNING: Risk of electric shock. Do not tamper with, modify, open or disassemb ...
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Regulatory Information Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation The radiated output power from Class 2 wireless radio of iWiSH Headphones and USB Sound Stick is far below the FCC, and European Union radio frequency exposure limits. Nevertheless, the wireless radio is used in such a manner that the potential for human contact during normal operation is ...
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This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and ...
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Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. CE Declaration of Conformity The iWiSH Headphones and USB Sound Stick devices are ...
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Appendix A: Setting USB Sound Stick as Default Sound Playback Device How to check the default sound card device and to change it to USB Sound Stick On PC (running WindowsXP ) 1. Click 'Start' > 'Control Panel'. Note: On PC running Windows2000 'Control Panel' can be invoked from 'Start' > 'Settings& ...
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31 2. Double-click on 'Sounds and Audio Devices'. A ‘Sound and Audio Devices Properties' window pops up. ...
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3. Click on 'Audio' tab 4. Check the 'Default device' selected under 'Sound playback' Note: On PCs running Windows2000, 'Default device’ is displayed as 'Preferred device’. 5. Under 'Default Device', from the drop down menu, select 'Hippo iWiSH USB Sound Stick' and click 'OK' ...
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On Mac OS X 1. Open the Apple Menu and click ‘System Preferences’. 2. Open 'Hardware' > 'Sound’. 33 ...
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3. Click ‘Output’ tab, and select 'Hippo iWiSH USB Sound Stick' as device for sound output. 4. Close the window. 34 ...
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Product Warranty Hippo Lifestyles warrants this product against defects in design, material and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of purchase by end user. The condition of warranty are as follows. ! The warranty is valid only if the original receipt issued to the original purchaser by the dealer is presented with the product to be ...
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