Bose A30 Aviation Multilingual Owners Guide - Page 58

T roubleshooting Bluetooth audio source NOTE: This section applies to Bluetooth models only. PROBLEM WHAT TO DO No audio from the Bluetooth source to the headset while on a call Make sure the Secondary Audio Mode switch is in the MUTE or MIX ­position (see page 45). Turn on and off Bluetooth on the mobile device. Make sure the Bluetooth feature is on, and the Bluetooth light is flashing (see page 37). Make sure the headset and device are in range (30 ft or 9 m). Make sure the mobile device is connected properly and the ­headset is ready to pair (see page 39). Make sure the Bluetooth volume is not set too low on the control module (see page 42). Headset does not pair with a device Turn on and off Bluetooth on the mobile device. Make sure the Bluetooth feature is on, and the Bluetooth light is flashing (see page 37). If operating on battery power, check the Power light (see page 36). If it's flashing red, the Bluetooth feature is ­disabled to conserve power. Replace the batteries. Make sure the Secondary Audio Mode switch is in the MUTE or MIX ­position (see page 45). Clear the headset pairing list (see page 41) and connect again. Delete the headset from your device's Bluetooth device list and pair again. Cannot answer/end a call Make sure your mobile device is connected to the headset. Turn your device off and on. Connect again. Headset does not ­reconnect to a ­previously ­connected device Make sure the headset and device are in range (30 ft or 9 m). Make sure the Secondary Audio Mode switch is in the MUTE or MIX ­position (see page 45). Make sure the Bluetooth feature is on, and the Bluetooth light is flashing (see page 37). If operating on battery power, check the Power light (see page 36). If it's flashing red, the Bluetooth feature is ­disabled to conserve power. Replace the batteries. On your mobile device, make sure the Bluetooth feature is on. Delete the headset from your device's Bluetooth device list and pair again. | 5 8 E N G