Jabra A7010 - Bluetooth Hub Pairing Manuals
Follow the Jabra Bluetooth Hub’s user manual to set up the device
and connect it to your desk phone. Turn on both the Jabra Bluetooth
Hub and iCom, make sure your iCom is sufficiently charged. Place
them next to each other.
Disconnect the handset from your
desk phone (by unplugging the
handset from the desk handset port).
Connect the handset to the Jabra
A7010’s handset socket.
Connect the desk phone handset
port to the Jabra A7010’s desk phone
socket using the supplied connection
cord (desk phone-to-Bluetooth Hub).
Connect the power supply to your
Jabra A7010’s power supply socket.
Pairing and connecting iCom with a
Jabra A7010 Bluetooth Hub
iCom Bluetooth Pairing Guides
Jabra A7010
Initiate the pairing process on your iCom by pressing the Bluetooth
pairing button for about 2 seconds until the Bluetooth indicator
flashes blue. Your iCom will remain in pairing mode for two minutes
or until the pairing is completed.
Set your Jabra Bluetooth Hub in pairing mode by pressing and holding
its pairing button (1). The LED (2) will show a steady blue light and the
Jabra Bluetooth Hub will search for a headset.
No passkey is required for iCom and the Jabra Bluetooth Hub to
establish a Bluetooth connection. Simply wait until the two devices
have established a Bluetooth connection. When iCom and Jabra
Bluetooth Hub have paired successfully, the Jabra Bluetooth Hub’s LED
(2) will flash blue 10 times.
Your iCom’s Bluetooth indicator will flash slowly, indicating that the
pairing process is completed.
If the headset LED is still solid blue or if the iCom Bluetooth indicator
is still fast flashing after 2 minutes, repeat steps 2 to 4.
For more information about how to pair and use your Jabra Bluetooth
Hub, please read the Jabra Bluetooth Hub User manual.
Important information:
By pressing the pairing button (1) shortly you can switch between
the usage of your desk phone headset or iCom. To hear via iCom
pick up the desk phone handset. Press the button (1) shortly in case
you don't hear the free line signal in your hearing instruments.
If you want to connect iCom to another Bluetooth phone, you have
to disconnect the connection with the Jabra Hub. The easiest way is
to unplug the power supply of the Jabra Hub. The phone can then be
used normally, and the pairing with iCom will not get lost. As soon
as you plug the power supply in again (and iCom is not connected to
another phone) iCom will connect automatically to the Jabra Hub.
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