Monorean Pro Guide
The advanced version of the Monorean earpieces.
First Steps
Congratulations! You have purchased the best invisible earpiece on the market. Monorean Pro was designed by the Monorean® team of engineers. If you don’t already own a Monorean Pro, you can purchase the hidden earpiece for exams in the Monorean Store: Buy hidden earpieces for exams Monorean Pro
How does the Monorean Pro earpiece work?
There are two critical components in the kit: the invisible earpiece hidden inside of your ear and the central electronic module or control box, which is usually placed inside a pocket. The control unit communicates with the earpiece via the inductive collar, which is worn around the neck. The hidden earpiece will receive the signal and reproduce the audio inside your ear. The control unit, which connects via Bluetooth to your cell phone, makes a call to your partner. You can also connect the control unit to a Bluetooth MP3 player or a Bluetooth Walkie-Talkie. If you’d like to connect the hidden earpiece with your cell phone, see: connect the hidden earpiece with a cell phone, or if you’d like to connect the hidden earpiece with an MP3 player, see this article for more information: connect the invisible earpiece with an MP3 player.
The control box can also be connected to the microphone, which can be worn around your neck or on your wrist. The microphone is highly sensitive, enabling you to communicate with your partner in any circumstance.
The control box can also be connected to the Beeper pushbutton, which can send a tone to your interlocutor by simply pressing it. Simple messages such as “yes” (one tone) and “no” (two tones) can be communicated, or more complex codes can be established.
If the Beeper pushbutton is held down for a long time, it will perform more advanced functions such as calling the last dialed number, accepting an incoming call, or terminating the current call.
Monorean® Pro can access cell phone MP3 controls with the MP3 pushbuttons. This allows you to navigate audio via fast forward, rewind, pause, and/or play functions.