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OutDoor Tech Chips 3.0 Wireless Helmet Headphones User Manual
ANATOMY
A. Left ear button D
B. Right ear button
C. Charge port USB-C
D. LED light
E. Microphone
FUNCTIONS
POWER UP 
POWER UP 
For best results, fully charge your CHIPS® 3. The indicator light located on the right ear piece will flash red to indicate a low battery.
PAIRING
- VOICE PROMPT: “power on>>pairing” Choose: “ODT Chips® 3.0” in your phone’s Bluetooth settings.
- VOICE PROMPT: “connected” (If prompted by your device to connect, select “Yes”.
TALK
- Answer a call Press right ear button
- End a call Press right ear button
- Reject a call Press and hold the right ear button for two seconds
- Make a call Use your phone to dial as usual Listen & talk through the CHIPS®
- Volume up Double press the left ear button
Volume down Press left ear button
PUT THE CHIPS IN YOUR HELMET
- Drop the CHIPS® 3.0 into the slots inside your helmet liner
Rock out, make calls, and, you know, ski and snowboard and whatnot.
Rock out, make calls, and, you know, ski and snowboard and whatnot.SPECS
- Battery life 13 hours of play time
- Bluetooth version V5.2
- Bluetooth profiles HFP1.8, HSP1.2, A2DP1.3, AVRCP1.6
- Operating distance 33 feet, 10 meters
- Charging input DC 5.0V, 1A
- Dimensions 2” diameter, 0.5” thick
- Weight 0.18 lbs (81.6g)
- Battery capacity 250mAh
CARE & MAINTENANCE
- Keep the CHIPS® 3.0 dry
- Keep the CHIPS® 3.0 away from direct sunlight or hot places. High temperatures will shorten the life of electronic devices, destroy the battery or distort certain plastic parts.
- Do not try to disassemble the CHIPS® 3.0.
- Do not let the CHIPS® 3.0 fall onto the floor or other hard surfaces.
- Do not use intensive chemical products or detergent to clean the product.
- Do not scratch the surface with sharp things.
FCC Warning Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
