Definitive Technology Symphony 1 Manual de usuario

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Symphony1
Setup Guide

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Symphony1
Congratulations on your purchase of Denitive Technology’s
Symphony 1 headphones. We’ve engineered these over-ear
headphones so your listening experience is spectacular no matter the
listening environment. We’re sure you’ll enjoy the audiophile-grade
performance the Symphony 1 offers.
Advanced features such as Bluetooth®connectivity with aptX®and Active
Noise Cancellation (ANC) create a sophisticated and pristine listening
environment. Precision-built and assembled with premium materials like
aluminum and soft leather provide a t and nish that Denitive Technology
owners have come to expect. Taken together, Symphony1 represents the
ultimate expression for what a high-performance, luxury headphone can be.

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What’s in the box
Getting Started
1. Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your device.
2. Power on your Symphony 1 Headphones.
3. Select “Denitive Sym1” in your device’s Bluetooth settings menu.
4. You are now connected. Enjoy!
3.5mm aux USB charging
cable

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Built-in Controls & Microphone
The built-in controls on the right ear-cup allow you to effortlessly adjust
volume, mute, control music tracks, and take phone calls. The built-in
beam-forming microphone also located in the right ear cup offers clear,
hands-free telephone communication.
Music Function Press Center Button
Next track
Fast forward
2X
2X and hold
Previous Track
Rewind
3X
3X and hold
Play/Pause 1X
Incoming-Call
Phone Controls Action
Center button Press 1X to answer an incoming call. Press 1X
to end the call. (A short tone conrms)
Press and Hold 1X to decline an incoming
call. (A two-note tone indicates the call is
declined)
Active-Call
Phone Controls Action
Center button Press 1X to switch to incoming or on-hold
call; Place current call on hold. (A short tone
conrms)
Press and Hold 1X to switch to incoming or
on-hold call; End current call. (A two-note tone
conrms)
What’s in the box
Getting Started
1. Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your device.
2. Power on your Symphony 1 Headphones.
3. Select “Denitive Sym1” in your device’s Bluetooth settings menu.
4. You are now connected. Enjoy!

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Power On & Off
To toggle Power On or Off, simply press and release the power button.
Power LED Description
Solid Headphones on. OR
Headphones on & charging.
Pulsing Headphones off, but charging
Flashing Slowly Battery life at 20% or less; (A one-note tone conrms)
Flashing Rapidly Battery life at 5% or less; (A two-note tone conrms)
Bluetooth
Bluetooth will always default to ON at power up and will look to connect
to the last paired Bluetooth device, except when rst powered-on
out of the box in which it will enter discovery mode until a connection
has been made.
To manually toggle Bluetooth connectivity On or Off, press and release the
Bluetooth button on your headphones Important note: Bluetooth is disabled when
the headphones are in AUX listening mode (auxiliary cable is plugged into Symphony 1).
When pairing a new device to Symphony 1, you must put the Symphony 1
into Bluetooth discovery mode. Follow these steps to enter discovery mode:
1) Power on Bluetooth.
2) Press and hold the Bluetooth button on your headphones for 1 second
until the Bluetooth LED begins to pulse slowly. You are now in
discovery mode.
3) The Symphony 1 will search for a connection for up to 90 seconds.
If no connection is found, Bluetooth will automatically turn off.
Bluetooth LED Description
Pulsing In Bluetooth discovery
mode
Solid Bluetooth connected
Flashing Searching for
previously connected
device

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Active Noise Cancellation (ANC)
The Active Noise Cancellation feature can be turned on or off at any time
by simply pressing the ANC toggle button. A short beep can also be
heard to signal this activity.
ANC LED Description
Solid ANC is active
Off ANC is off
Listeners will also enjoy the fact that you can keep ANC mode enabled even without a music source playing.
This is designed for periods when you want to simply silence your surroundings (ex. airplane). Note, however
that the headphones will automatically turn off to conserve battery life when ANC is active AND there is 3 hours
of inactivity (no music playing + no button presses).
Symphony 1 Battery Life
With 100% charge, the Symphony 1’s battery will last up to 10 hours when powered on with ANC enabled
and at full volume, and up to 15 hours with ANC disabled and at full volume.
Charging your headphones
Use the Micro USB cable to charge the headphone’s lithium-ion battery.
Headphones LED status
Headphones are ON and charging Power LED will remain solid.
Headphones are OFF and charging Power LED will pulse until fully
charged, then turn off
Power On & Off
To toggle Power On or Off, simply press and release the power button.
Power LED Description
Solid Headphones on. OR
Headphones on & charging.
Pulsing Headphones off, but charging
Flashing Slowly Battery life at 20% or less; (A one-note tone conrms)
Flashing Rapidly Battery life at 5% or less; (A two-note tone conrms)
Bluetooth
Bluetooth will always default to ON at power up and will look to connect
to the last paired Bluetooth device, except when rst powered-on
out of the box in which it will enter discovery mode until a connection
has been made.
To manually toggle Bluetooth connectivity On or Off, press and release the
Bluetooth button on your headphones Important note: Bluetooth is disabled when
the headphones are in AUX listening mode (auxiliary cable is plugged into Symphony 1).
When pairing a new device to Symphony 1, you must put the Symphony 1
into Bluetooth discovery mode. Follow these steps to enter discovery mode:
1) Power on Bluetooth.
2) Press and hold the Bluetooth button on your headphones for 1 second
until the Bluetooth LED begins to pulse slowly. You are now in
discovery mode.
3) The Symphony 1 will search for a connection for up to 90 seconds.
If no connection is found, Bluetooth will automatically turn off.
Bluetooth LED Description
Pulsing In Bluetooth discovery
mode
Solid Bluetooth connected
Flashing Searching for
previously connected
device

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Battery Charge Indicator
A battery charge indicator is built into the Power LED and is active as soon as the
headphones are turned on. Upon power-up, the LED ashes to display the current battery charge.
Number of Flashes Charge Status
1 20%
2 40%
3 60%
4 80%
5 100%
Passive (Non-Powered) Listening Mode
Symphony 1 can be used passively (turned off or without battery) using the supplied auxiliary cable. This is
especially helpful during periods in which you are looking to conserve battery life or are simply out of battery.
Important note: all volume controls, microphone and telephone functions are disabled when in non-powered
mode.
Hard-wired connections
While most will enjoy the Symphony 1 headphones in Bluetooth
mode, we recognize there are circumstances in which a hard-wired
connection is preferred or required. The Symphony 1 headphones
offer the following hard-wired listening options:
1) Connecting your headphones to a computer using the provided
USB cable allows you to listen to a full digital audio stream that
leverages the superior performance of the Denitive Technology
headphone DAC. It will also charge your phone.
2) Connecting your headphones with the provided AUX cable allows
you to listen to the headphones in either active (powered) or passive
(non-powered) mode. This connection is required when the battery
is depleted.
AUX In USB In

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Fitting your Symphony1 Headphones
For optimum performance and comfort, your headphones should t snugly
and create a comfortable yet effective seal around your ears. A proper
t ensures the best sound as well as some effective noise reduction from
outside sources. Working together, the headband and the pivoting ear
cups will t any size head.
Listen Carefully
Denitive Technology Symphony1 headphones are capable of playing
at extremely high volume levels, which could cause serious or permanent
hearing damage. Denitive Technology accepts no liability for hearing
loss or bodily harm resulting from the misuse of its products.
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