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english 6. SUPPORT 6.1 faq Q I hear crackling noises A Bluetooth is a radio technology that is sensitive to ob- jects between the Jabra Speak 510 and the connected device. Ensure the Jabra Speak 510 and the connected device are within range (up to 100 meters or 300 feet). Q I cannot hear anything A - Increase the speaker volume. - Ensure that the Jabra Speak 510 is connected to a device. Q I am having Bluetooth connection problems A Check your mobile device's Bluetooth menu and delete/forget the Jabra Speak 510. Re-connect the Jabra Speak 510 to your Bluetooth device following the Bluetooth connection instructions. Q Will the Jabra Speak 510 support other Bluetooth equipment? A The Jabra Speak 510 is designed to work with Bluetooth mobile devices. It can also support other Bluetooth devices that can support a headset, hands-free and/or advance audio distribution profile (A2DP). 17

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ENGLISH
6. SUPPORT
6.1 FAQ
Q
I hear crackling noises
A Bluetooth is a radio technology that is sensitive to ob-
jects between the Jabra Speak 510 and the connected
device. Ensure the Jabra Speak 510 and the connected
device are within range (up to 100 meters or 300
feet).
Q I cannot hear anything
A - Increase the speaker volume.
- Ensure that the Jabra Speak 510 is connected to a
device.
Q I am having Bluetooth connection problems
A Check your mobile device’s Bluetooth menu and
delete/forget the Jabra Speak 510. Re-connect the
Jabra Speak 510 to your Bluetooth device following the
Bluetooth connection instructions.
Q Will the Jabra Speak 510 support other Bluetooth
equipment?
A The Jabra Speak 510 is designed to work with Blue-
tooth mobile devices. It can also support other Blue-
tooth devices that can support a headset, hands-free
and/or advance audio distribution profile (A2DP).