Manual Pairing; Voiceconsole Pairing; Screen-Based Pairing; Pairing An Srx2/Srx3 Headset - Honeywell A700 Hardware Reference Manual

when powered off or when placed into the charger by default. When you start up the device, it will
be unpaired and will begin searching for a headset. .

Manual pairing

The user determines when to pair a device and headset by pressing buttons on the device.
NOTE
The SRX2 or SRX3 headset can perform either manual or auto pairing for its first pairing.
Recommended for:
VoiceClient users not sharing headsets
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Anyone using SRX3 headsets
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Why?
VoiceClient users that are not sharing their headsets with other users are encouraged to use
manual pairing. Manual pairing is the safest way to avoid cross pairing, as the user is performing
the pairing procedure away from other users. Also, once a manual pairing is made (assuming no
other configuration parameters have been changed), the pairing will persist and that device and
headset will stay paired until the pairing is explicitly cleared.

VoiceConsole pairing

The user pairs a specific device to a headset via the VoiceConsole interface.

Screen-Based pairing

See Screen-Based Pairing information in this chapter for details on pairing handheld devices to a
headset.

Pairing an SRX2/SRX3 Headset

The SRX2 and SRX3 headsets make pairing and connecting even easier:
The headsets automatically enter low power pairing mode when it is turned on.
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The headsets can break and re-enter pairing modes from a powered-on state.
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No headset reboot is necessary.
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The headsets accept connections from any device that was previously paired to it.
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Pairing with A700/A700x Using TouchConnect™

The A700/A700x device can use TouchConnect to connect to an SRX2/SRX3 Wireless Headset
when:
the A700/A700x device is running VoiceCatalyst
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Bluetooth is enabled
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