BluEye - Quick start guide

1. Press and hold the Bluetooth button and Play/Pause on the BluEye until PAIR appears on your iPod's screen

2. Enable Bluetooth on your mobile phone and search for devices. On some phones you may need to search for Hands-Free Devices

3. Select BluEye and enter the pass code 0000. Follow your phone's instruction to connect the devices

The BluEye is now linked to your mobile phone and ready for use. For more information, please read the BluEye user manual. BluEye is designed to be firmware upgradeable so that as new features become available, you will be able to download them directly to your BluEye. To ensure you don't miss out on these upgrades, please register your BluEye at www.blueye.co.uk

For BluEye to stay linked to your mobile phone, you need to make sure that the battery in you phone is not completely drained. This can reduce the Bluetooth strength.

If your BluEye at any time becomes disconnected from your mobile phone, you need to simply re-pair the BluEye back with your mobile. Please refer to the BluEye Quick start guide, found here on the FAQ section, or your BluEye user manual.

If you require further information about a GEAR4 Product, please email info@gear4.com

BluEye will use up some of the iPod battery power when in use. To preserve the battery life it is recommended that you disconnect BluEye when iPod is not being used.

At the moment you can only download the Firmware from a PC support Windows 200 or Windows XP. We are currently working on a MAC version, which should be up very soon. In the meantime please try and get access to a PC. The entire process can be done in under 2 minutes

1. You need to check whether iPod is powered on? If the iPod is powered off, the connection of phone and
BluEye will be disconnected.
2. Bluetooth connection between Phone and BluEye is correct? When incoming call occurs from other part, connection mark is displayed in
Bluetooth phone?

The firmware version can be found by looking at the paired names on the
phone Bluetooth list. It will be named BluEye followed by the {version]

Both the iPod Classic and 3rd Gen. nano are fully compatible with the BluEye.

The iPod Touch will work fully with the BluEye, but the screen display is affected. You will not be able to see the FM frequency in radio mode or the last number redial feature.

If your BluEye was bought in 2007 or before, you may need to install a firmware upgrade available from www.gear4blueye.com Simply click on 'downloads' and then select your iPod's icon and follow the download instructions.

No, the HouseParty 24/7 does not feature a 24 hr. clock setting.

No, The HouseParty 24/7 does not have a 'buzzer' alarm setting.

Most Macs and othe Apple products do not come equipped with A2DP Bluetooth and, as a result, will not stream music to stereo bluetooth devices.

If Leopard is installed on your Mac, you should be able to select 'pair with headphones' from the bluetooth menu and pair with A2DP devices this way.

The speaker must be turned off in order for the iPod to sync.

Most people will not need the extra strap piece which is to allow extension of the armband strap length, for those who have larger upper arms.

If the main strap is long enough for you, simply undo the small velcro tab on the face of the armband and thread it through the slits on the back of the JumpSuit Plus, before re-attaching it. You may need to remove your iPod from the case before attempting this.

This link below will provide you with all the information on plug standards around the world.

Countries with mains power plugs.

Depending on what iPod you have, the hard reset is normally initiated by holding down two iPod buttons.

Please note: The hold switch must be off and ensure you hold the iPod buttons down for 5-7 seconds.

For 1st & 2nd Generation iPods:
Hold down the top and bottom buttons.

For 3rd Generation iPods:
Hold down the Menu and play/pause buttons.

For 4th, 5th & Nano iPods:
Hold down the Menu and centre buttons.

For more information visit: Apple's iPod Five R's

You can enter the diagnostic mode by performing the following buttons commands on your iPod.

For 1st & 2nd Generation iPods:
Hold down the left, centre and right buttons directly after a hard reset.

For 3rd Generation iPods:
Hold down the back, centre and forward buttons directly after a hard reset.

For 4th, 5th & Nano iPods:
Hold down the back and centre buttons directly after a hard reset.

You can enter the disk mode by performing the following buttons commands on your iPod.

For 1st & 2nd Generation iPods:
Hold down the left and right buttons directly after a hard reset.

For 3rd Generation iPods:
Hold down the back and forward buttons directly after a hard reset.

For 4th, 5th & Nano iPods:
Hold down the play/pause and centre buttons directly after a hard reset.