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Andrew Swarner Posted on Oct 12, 2013

S11 HD headphones are really quiet even at max volume with device and headphones

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Hello Sandy Mayhew,

To connect your S11-FLEX HD with other devices follow the steps below:
1. Turn Bluetooth on for your other device. (phone, computer, etc.)
2. Turn headset on. (Please ensure device is charged)
3. Enter passcode, if prompted, on your other device. Passcode is 0000
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If an error is displayed, you can reset the settings to factory: press and hold the Power & MFB buttons together, then select Reset headset and try again.

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If you're trying to plug the speakers into the headphone connector that will happen.
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