Sound ID SIX Montageanleitung
Getting to know the SOUND ID SIX
Thank you for choosing your Sound ID SIX Bluetooth Headset. With the SIX, Sound ID has redefined the
handsfree experience.
Compatible with all Bluetooth enabled mobile phones (2.0 and higher). Sound ID SIX combine innovation
features into one sleek and powerful headset, plus the refined sound quality you've come to expect from Sound
ID.
•EarPrint 3.0 - Personalize your sound settings with the swirl of a finger, check battery status and create
your own hands free Voice Menu. This App is free and is available for iPhone, Android 2.1 or higher
and select Blackberry phones. Check www.soundid.com for a list of phones that are compatible with
EarPrint.
•3X NoiseNavigation has three microphones that eliminate intrusive wind and unwanted background
noise.
•Clear Carbon Smart Touch Surface that controls volume, mute, and voice menu,
•Caller ID and Voice Prompts give connection and status updates, and identify incoming calls from your
favorite numbers
•Voice Menu activates up to 5 favorite features, such as Voice Mail, Last Number Redial, or Auto Dial with
just a touch.
•All day RealComfort™ Ear Loops in small, medium and large plus an over the ear wearing option.
•ActiveConnect allows connection to any two Bluetooth A2DP devices (Mobile phones, Tablets, PC’s) for
music and video.
•Pass Thru Mode amplifies your surrounding environment between calls. Fine tune amplification with
PersonalSound.
•Convenient On/Off switch
•Micro USB Connectivity – charge headset and upgrade firmware with Micro USB connection.
•Over 4 hours of talk time, 75 hours standby
Achieve the Best Performance
1. Having the mobile phone on the opposite side as your headset or behind you will reduce wireless signals.
Keep the mobile phone and headset on the same side, preferably line-of-sight. If you experience
intermittent static, reposition the phone to find the best reception.
2. As you increase the separation between your phone and your headset the wireless signal strength will
be reduced and will produce static and/or disconnect. Reduce the distance.
3. If you put your phone in a purse or briefcase, keep the purse or briefcase on the same side as the
headset.
Turning the Headset On
The Sound ID SIX has a convenient On/Off Switch located on the side of the headset to ensure you conserve
battery life and avoid accidental pocket-dialing.
When the switch is down (GREEN showing) the power is on. When pushed up (RED showing) the power is off.
Pairing with your Phone
Initial Pairing
If your headset has not been paired to a phone, just turn it on.
• Select "LOOK FOR DEVICES" in the Bluetooth menu on your mobile phone. Some phones, such as the
iPhone, will initiate this search automatically. Photo of a phone menu
• Select "SOUND ID SIX" when it appears on your screen. If asked to enter a PIN, enter "0000". You should
only have one Sound ID SIX in your phone Bluetooth menu at anytime.
Manual Pairing
Press and hold the main button on the headset for 3 seconds as you turn on your headset. The LED light should
begin flashing Red and Green indicating “pairing mode”.
Caution: be sure to remove or delete any previously paired Sound ID headsets from your phone’s Bluetooth
menu before attempting to pair. .
Answering a Call on Headset
Sound ID has a simplified one button interface. To answer a call on your Sound ID SIX, press the main button
area once.
Note: if you answer an incoming call with most handsets, the audio will be routed to the handset and not
the headset
Transferring Call to Headset
If you use the answer button on your mobile phone to answer a call, you may have to switch the audio source on
the phone to your Sound ID SIX Headset. For more information, please consult the user guide for your mobile
phone.
Adjusting the Volume on Headset
To manually adjust the volume use, the Touch Sensor Volume Control, by simply sliding your finger across the
headset. Insert photo. For best performance, touch the center of the headset top cover and slide your finger
from mouth towards ear to turn volume up, and from ear towards mouth to turn volume down. When you reach
max or min volume you will hear a beep. In addition you may adjust volume using the phone’s volume buttons.
The Sound ID SIX has built-in Automatic Volume Control (AVC). Once the volume is adjusted, the AVC will
monitor and automatically adjust the volume based on the surrounding noise level.
Voice Menu
The Sound ID SIX has a built in Voice Menu. To initiate the Voice Menu press and hold the Main Button area for
2 seconds until you hear the headset say “Voice Menu”, then lift your finger. The voice prompt will scroll
through the selections. Press the Main Button area again when you hear your desired selection. You can
customize Voice Menu by accessing the EarPrint App. (see EarPrint section below)
To activate Voice Dial within the voice menu selections your handset must support Voice Dialing. Check your
handset user manual to determine if you can use this feature.
Pass Thru Mode
Pass Thru Mode amplifies the surroundings so you don’t have to remove the headset to hear. Pass Thru
maybe activated via EarPrint by simply turning it ON or OFF under the Tools Menu. (screen shot). You may also
select “Surround” for normal listening situation or “Focus” for noisy ones. It even gets better. You may fine tune
Pass Thru Mode in the EarPrint PersonalSound Screen
For added convenience, you may add “Pass Thru Mode” to your Voice Menu to activate or deactivate with a
touch of a button.
Mute/Un-Mute
While in a call, hold your two fingers on the touch volume area (approximately 2 seconds) until you hear a voice
prompt announcing “Mute/UnMute”.
Charging your headset
Charging the battery for the first time we recommend you charge for a minimum of 4 hours. Subsequent charges
take up to 2.5 hours for a full charge. Disregard the green status light during the initial charge.
When the headset is charging, the status light is RED. When the headset is fully charged, the status light
is GREEN.
Low Battery Warning
When the battery on your Sound ID SIX is low and in need of recharging, you will hear a Voice Prompt telling
you that your battery is low. The status light will also begin blinking RED.
Micro USB Charging
Your Sound ID SIX Headset incorporates a Micro USB socket for charging. The supplied cable features a Micro
USB connector on one side and a Standard USB connector on the other side. To charge your Sound ID SIX,
plug the side with the USB connector into the wall adapter and plug the side with the Micro USB connector into
your headset. The USB Charging Cable can also be used to charge your headset from any standard powered
USB port on devices like a Personal Computer or the iPhone charger. Note: Do not use the Sound ID SIX
charger to charge your phone
Firmware Updates
Firmware is the headsets operating system. Periodically, Sound ID will issue new firmware to add features,
improve performance and accommodate new mobile phones.
Firmware updates require a USB connection between your headset and a desktop/laptop with internet access.
The USB connector/charger cable is supplied with the Sound ID SIX. Updates are not available through your
mobile device or the mobile version of this website.
To determine if there is a firmware update available for your device, please visit www.soundid.com on your
desktop computer. You may check the firmware version in your headset. Simply turn on the headset, start the
EarPrint App on your iPhone, Blackberry or Android phone and select “Battery”.
EarPrint 3.0
Personalize your Sound ID SIX headset with EarPrint 3.0 the revolutionary App that gives you ultimate control on
both sides of the call. Explore the unique capabilities of PersonalSound, Voice Menu, and other exclusive
features. The App is free and is available for iPhone, Android and Blackberry operating systems.
When you first pair your headset to your mobile phone it may prompt you to download the free EarPrint
application if it is available for your specific phone.[ Only true for iPhone] consider splitting into iPhone Users,
BB Users and Android Users If not you can download EarPrint by searching “EarPrint” at your mobile app store.
After downloading EarPrint you will be notified automatically when an upgrade is available. When activating the
EarPrint app insure that the Bluetooth radio on the mobile phone is active and that the headset is turned on.
Opening EarPrint without a Bluetooth connection can cause the app to malfunction. The remedy is typically to
turn “off” the phone and the headset. We suggest waiting 2-3 minutes after the phone is turned “on” to allow the
phone’s operating system to completely open.
Personal Sound
Personal Sound allows you to customize and save your listening preferences. You can adjust your Personal
Sound preference in Phone mode, A2DP (music/media) mode, and Pass Thru mode.
Customizing Personal Sound in Phone Mode
The Personal Sound screen can only be used when on a phone call. Once you have established an active
phone connection, open the EarPrint application. While listening to a remote caller, or by calling Sound ID Audio
Instructions at 1-877-379-1771, the listener can drag the ID icon across the screen to change the audio
characteristics to enhance your listening level. The setting level can be changed at anytime during a call.
Particular helpful during conference calls
Customizing Personal Sound when listening to music/media
When listening to music or other media forms (A2DP), open EarPrint and select the Personal Sound tab. You
can adjust the listening preference by dragging the ID icon across the screen.
Customizing Pass Thru Mode
When pas thru mode is activated (Focus for noisy situation or Surround for normal listening), open EarPrint and
elect the Personal Sound tab.
Sound Level Meter
The sound level meter screen displays the sound level at the microphones of your headset in real time and
allows you to monitor your own voice (e.g. on an airplane). The green range corresponds to a soft noise level,
orange represents a normal to loud noise level, and red indicates a loud noise level that could result in hearing
damage after prolonged exposure.
Note: you cannot access the Sound Level Meter during a call, listening to music or while in Pass Thru Mode.
Tools: In-call Status Indicator
If ON, the LED will flash green when the user is on a call.
Tools: Noise Reduction Demo
Sound ID SIX automatically uses 3X NoiseNavigation to cancel unwanted noise for the listener on the other end
of the call.
When the Noise Reduction Demo is ENABLED, the 3X NoiseNavigation is turned OFF so the caller on the far
side can detect the change in call clarity and the increase in background noise.
Tools: Pass Thru Mode
Pass Thru Mode allows you to hear equally with both ears when not on a phone call. To activate Pass Thru
Mode select ON. To de-activate it select OFF or turn off the headset.
Pass Thru Mode allows you to select 'Focused Listening' or 'Surround Listening'. Focused Listening will focus on
the talker in front of you. Surround Listening will give you 360° surround sound. The default setting is Surround.
The next time Pass Thru Mode is activated, the setting will automatically be switched back to Surround Listening.
Tools: Find Me
This feature will help locate a missing headset if it is in range of the phone and turned ON. The headset LED will
blink and will produce a sound for 20 seconds after activation. PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT THE HEADSET IS
NOT IN YOUR EAR WHEN YOUACTIVATE THE FIND OPTION. THE LOUD SOUND PRODUCED IN THAT
MODE COULD BE DANGEROUS TO YOUR HEARING.
Tools: Reset Button
Restores all settings back to the factory settings and eliminates all previously paired phones.
Visual Battery Indicator
The visual battery indicator displays the remaining battery life of the headset. Advanced Lithium-Polymer battery
provides up to 4 hours talk time, lasting 75 hours on standby, and only takes 2.5 hours to charge.
Voice Menu
EarPrint 3.0 allows you to customize your favorite tasks. You can select up to 5 features including: Voice Mail,
Voice Dial, Last Number Redial, and Auto Dial of favorite numbers. It also supports some third party apps such
as Vlingo, Jott Dial2, Bing411. You can change or rearrange your Voice Menu features at any time.
Not all phones support Voice Dial or Voicemail. (Voicemail will not work on iPhone).
Caller ID
You can also set Caller ID for your favorite numbers, which will notify you of a caller by name at the time of the
call and phone numbers for all others.
Installing the RealComfort EarLoops
Large, medium, and small RealComfort™ EarLoops are provided to insure all day comfort. (). The eartip with
the medium Ear Loop comes pre-installed on the headset, so check its fit first. If it’s not comfortable, try the other
two to find the best fit. If you need to change the eartip, gently pull it away from the headset, then snap on the
desired eartip and line the pointer with the L or R ear preference.
Please show illustration of removing the EarTip
Note do not pull on the Loop itself as this can lead to tearing
The Sound ID SIX design allows an Over-the-Ear wearing style. Simply snap the Over-the-Ear Hook to the neck
of the headset corresponding to "Left Ear" or "Right Ear" configuration. For users who do not wish to use a
RealComfort™ Ear Loop an ear cushion has been provided. In this case replace your eartip with the ear cushion.
Sound ID's Custom Ear Mold OptionSoft Custom Ear molds can be individually made for your ear to provide
enhanced comfort, security and sound quality. Doctors of Audiology or Audiologists are hearing professionals
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