Insignia NS-HAWHP2 User Manual - Page 9
Step 2 - Charging the headphones
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5.8 GHz Digital Wireless Stereo Headphones Step 2 - Charging the headphones IMPORTANT: Before using the wireless headphones for the first time, make sure that the batteries are fully charged, which can take up to four hours. The docking station's Charging indicator turns solid green when the batteries are fully charged. 1 Make sure that the AC adapter is connected to the docking station and the docking station's LEDs (red, blue, or green round source button and/or white source indicators) are active. 2 Place the headphones onto the docking station. Make sure that the headphone charging contacts and the docking station charging pins make contact by aligning the arrows (as shown below) when you put the headphones in the charging station. Charging pins Charging indicator Power/Pairing indicator • The docking station's Charging indicator turns solid red to indicate the headphones are charging. The headphones' power/pairing indicator also turns red. • When the headphones are fully charged (up to two hours), the docking station's Charging indicator turns solid green. The headphone LED turns off. • When the headphone battery charge is low, the Power/Pairing indicator on the headphones blinks red twice every minute. The Power/Pairing indicator on the headphones turns solid red 30 minutes prior to the batteries being exhausted. NOTES: • It can take up to two hours to charge the headphone batteries. When fully charged, the headphone batteries will last up to ten hours with continuous use (depending on the headphone volume level and distance from the docking station. • The headphones cannot be charged when the docking station is turned off. • If the charge on the headphone batteries is low, the Power/Pairing indicator on the headphones blinks red. You should charge the headphones. • The headphones will automatically power off if the battery is not charged after emitting a low-battery warning. www.insigniaproducts.com 9
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