Okay, smarter heads need to prevail here, grin. I just got my Era Jawbone headset and have no clue what to do with it, there are three parts; one looks like a hear piece but with nothing to latch it onto; second looks like a big battery but with a USB thing on it and the third, a thing that I suppose you wrap the head set in when not in use? Maybe not though. If some one can just straighten me out a bit I may be able to figure out the rest of this. Thanks, Patti
Well someone who has this earphone will no doubt chime-in. First the thing that is an earpiece is likely the earpiece. The Era likely has a loop on the earpiece that you tuck inside the crease of your ear flap. Yes that thing that sticks out of the side of your head and has several creases in it. Yes, you actually stuff the earpiece in your ear and when that loop is placed properly in the flappy ear thing on your head it will stay very nicely. Yes, even if you were to toss your head about like one of those headbangers going metal thrashing mad. The earpiece likely came with a couple of different loop sizes to fit different flappy ears. So, find the one that fits the flap and get flappy happy. Now the other thing that looks like a battery is really the wall charger. You plug a very short cable into that and then the earpiece. This cable is not very flappy in fact and is incredibly short. Well ok, I have the Jawbone Icon and the cable was about three inches. I would recommend plugging the cable into the earpiece before connecting to the ac adapter. Btw, I imagine your ac adapter has the foldable prongs. Maybe that will help until someone smarter than I can shed more light on the subject.
> Okay, smarter heads need to prevail here, grin. > I just got my Era Jawbone headset and have no clue what to do with it, there are three parts; one looks like a hear piece but with nothing to latch it onto; second looks like a big battery but with a USB thing on it and the third, a thing that I suppose you wrap the head set in when not in use? > Maybe not though. > If some one can just straighten me out a bit I may be able to figure out the rest of this. > Thanks, > Patti
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Okay, it looked like it came with several pieces, in the lid of the box, in one side to the box. I found a curvy thing that I suppose goes over your ea. It looks like to me a lot of this stuff has to be attached and I made the mistake of taking the one rubbery thing off the little ear piece and there is no way that I can get it back on. I think I also see that it has a small interesting looking thing to put the ear piece in, but I don't see a wire to hook it up to charge it with. Should it have come with one, I'm assuming so. Unfortunately I don't have the best strength with my hands so getting all these tiny pieces to fit where they are supposed to go will be interesting. Thanks, Patti
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Scott Howell Sent: Monday, April 23, 2012 7:57 PM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: Era Jawbone headset
Well someone who has this earphone will no doubt chime-in. First the thing that is an earpiece is likely the earpiece. The Era likely has a loop on the earpiece that you tuck inside the crease of your ear flap. Yes that thing that sticks out of the side of your head and has several creases in it. Yes, you actually stuff the earpiece in your ear and when that loop is placed properly in the flappy ear thing on your head it will stay very nicely. Yes, even if you were to toss your head about like one of those headbangers going metal thrashing mad. The earpiece likely came with a couple of different loop sizes to fit different flappy ears. So, find the one that fits the flap and get flappy happy. Now the other thing that looks like a battery is really the wall charger. You plug a very short cable into that and then the earpiece. This cable is not very flappy in fact and is incredibly short. Well ok, I have the Jawbone Icon and the cable was about three inches. I would recommend plugging the cable into the earpiece before connecting to the ac adapter. Btw, I imagine your ac adapter has the foldable prongs. Maybe that will help until someone smarter than I can shed more light on the subject.
On Apr 23, 2012, at 5:51 PM, Patti Johnson wrote:
Okay, smarter heads need to prevail here, grin. I just got my Era Jawbone headset and have no clue what to do with it, there are three parts; one looks like a hear piece but with nothing to latch it onto; second looks like a big battery but with a USB thing on it and the third, a thing that I suppose you wrap the head set in when not in use? Maybe not though. If some one can just straighten me out a bit I may be able to figure out the rest of this. Thanks, Patti
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Yes, those pieces are what holds it in your ear. There should be a short cable that connects to the charger. I'm not sure how to explain attaching everything, but if you have someone who can help get the loop back on it will be easier to wear. :)
> Okay, it looked like it came with several pieces, in the lid of the box, in one side to the box. I found a curvy thing that I suppose goes over your ea. It looks like to me a lot of this stuff has to be attached and I made the mistake of taking the one rubbery thing off the little ear piece and there is no way that I can get it back on. > I think I also see that it has a small interesting looking thing to put the ear piece in, but I don't see a wire to hook it up to charge it with. > Should it have come with one, I'm assuming so. > Unfortunately I don't have the best strength with my hands so getting all these tiny pieces to fit where they are supposed to go will be interesting. Thanks, > Patti
> From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Scott Howell > Sent: Monday, April 23, 2012 7:57 PM > To: viphone@googlegroups.com > Subject: Re: Era Jawbone headset
> Well someone who has this earphone will no doubt chime-in. First the thing that is an earpiece is likely the earpiece. The Era likely has a loop on the earpiece that you tuck inside the crease of your ear flap. Yes that thing that sticks out of the side of your head and has several creases in it. Yes, you actually stuff the earpiece in your ear and when that loop is placed properly in the flappy ear thing on your head it will stay very nicely. Yes, even if you were to toss your head about like one of those headbangers going metal thrashing mad. > The earpiece likely came with a couple of different loop sizes to fit different flappy ears. So, find the one that fits the flap and get flappy happy. > Now the other thing that looks like a battery is really the wall charger. You plug a very short cable into that and then the earpiece. This cable is not very flappy in fact and is incredibly short. Well ok, I have the Jawbone Icon and the cable was about three inches. I would recommend plugging the cable into the earpiece before connecting to the ac adapter. Btw, I imagine your ac adapter has the foldable prongs. > Maybe that will help until someone smarter than I can shed more light on the subject.
> On Apr 23, 2012, at 5:51 PM, Patti Johnson wrote:
>> Okay, smarter heads need to prevail here, grin. >> I just got my Era Jawbone headset and have no clue what to do with it, there are three parts; one looks like a hear piece but with nothing to latch it onto; second looks like a big battery but with a USB thing on it and the third, a thing that I suppose you wrap the head set in when not in use? >> Maybe not though. >> If some one can just straighten me out a bit I may be able to figure out the rest of this. >> Thanks, >> Patti
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Scott Howell Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2012 6:03 PM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: Era Jawbone headset
Yes, those pieces are what holds it in your ear. There should be a short cable that connects to the charger. I'm not sure how to explain attaching everything, but if you have someone who can help get the loop back on it will be easier to wear. :)
On Apr 23, 2012, at 8:23 PM, Patti Johnson wrote:
Okay, it looked like it came with several pieces, in the lid of the box, in one side to the box. I found a curvy thing that I suppose goes over your ea. It looks like to me a lot of this stuff has to be attached and I made the mistake of taking the one rubbery thing off the little ear piece and there is no way that I can get it back on. I think I also see that it has a small interesting looking thing to put the ear piece in, but I don't see a wire to hook it up to charge it with. Should it have come with one, I'm assuming so. Unfortunately I don't have the best strength with my hands so getting all these tiny pieces to fit where they are supposed to go will be interesting. Thanks, Patti
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Scott Howell Sent: Monday, April 23, 2012 7:57 PM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: Era Jawbone headset
Well someone who has this earphone will no doubt chime-in. First the thing that is an earpiece is likely the earpiece. The Era likely has a loop on the earpiece that you tuck inside the crease of your ear flap. Yes that thing that sticks out of the side of your head and has several creases in it. Yes, you actually stuff the earpiece in your ear and when that loop is placed properly in the flappy ear thing on your head it will stay very nicely. Yes, even if you were to toss your head about like one of those headbangers going metal thrashing mad. The earpiece likely came with a couple of different loop sizes to fit different flappy ears. So, find the one that fits the flap and get flappy happy. Now the other thing that looks like a battery is really the wall charger. You plug a very short cable into that and then the earpiece. This cable is not very flappy in fact and is incredibly short. Well ok, I have the Jawbone Icon and the cable was about three inches. I would recommend plugging the cable into the earpiece before connecting to the ac adapter. Btw, I imagine your ac adapter has the foldable prongs. Maybe that will help until someone smarter than I can shed more light on the subject.
On Apr 23, 2012, at 5:51 PM, Patti Johnson wrote:
Okay, smarter heads need to prevail here, grin. I just got my Era Jawbone headset and have no clue what to do with it, there are three parts; one looks like a hear piece but with nothing to latch it onto; second looks like a big battery but with a USB thing on it and the third, a thing that I suppose you wrap the head set in when not in use? Maybe not though. If some one can just straighten me out a bit I may be able to figure out the rest of this. Thanks, Patti
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