Wildix DUOLED-BT Wireless Headset
PACKING LIST
- 1 x DuoLED-BT Headset
- 1 x Base Station
- 1 x USB Type-C to Type-C cable
- 1 x USB Type-A to Type-C adapter
- 1 x portable case
Note: It is required to install WIService on Windows and Headset Integration component on macoS (Collaboration -> Settings -> Extensions) to use DuoLED-BT.
Min. required versions of the components: - WIService v 3.3.1 (Windows)
- Headset Integration v. 2.9.7 (macOS)
SAFETY INFORMATION
Regulatory Compliance & Safety Information for Wildix Products
COMPATIBILITY
The Headset supports dual (multipoint) wireless connection, which means it can be connected to two devices simultaneously:
- Via Base Station. Such connection provides full support of LED user and call statuses and compatible with:
- Apple Mac, Windows PC
- WorkForce *
- WelcomeConsole *
Temporary limitations: - Full LED user statutes support on WorkForce, WelcomeConsole will be available later
- The Headset cannot be connected to Vision/ SuperVision via Base Station, the support will be available later
- Via Bluetooth module embedded in the Headset itself. Such connection doesn’t provide LED statutes support and
compatible with:- Android, iOS apps
- Vision/ SuperVision
- W-AIR LifeSaver
- W-AIR Med
- W-AIR Office
POWER ON/ POWER OFF
Press Multi-function button for 3 seconds.
HEADSET AND BASE STATION OVERVIEW

CHARGING
- Connect USB cable to the Base Station
- Plug the cable into a device USB port (use Type-A adapter if needed)
- Place DuoLED-BT into the Base Station
- When charging, Headset status LED turns red
- When charged, Headset status LED turns blue
Battery charging time
- Less than 60 minutes to charge 20%
- Less than 90 minutes to charge 50%
- Fully charged in less than 3,5 hours
CONNECT VIA THE BASE STATION
- Connect USB cable to the Base Station
- Plug the cable into a device USB port (use Type-A to Type-C adapter if needed)
- Turn the Headset on
- The Headset Status LED starts blinking and the voice prompt announces “Your Headset is connected”
- For Collaboration, set “Wildix DuoLED-BT” as audio device in Collaboration -> Settings -> Web phone
Note: The Headset and the Base Station are paired by default. If you accidentally unpair them, proceed with the following steps to pair them back:- Press and hold Pairing button on the Base Station for 3 seconds, the Pairing LED indicator starts blinking with fast blue and red blinks
- Make sure the Headset is powered off. Press and hold the Multifunction button for 3 seconds until you hear “Power on”. Keep pressing for 3 seconds more until you hear “Pairing”
- The Headset Status LED starts blinking and the voice prompt announces “Your Headset is connected”
CONNECT VIA BLUETOOTH EMBEDDED IN THE HEADSET
- Unplug the Base Station and turn the Headset off
- Activate Bluetooth on a device you want to connect the Headset to
- Press and hold the Multi-function button for 3 seconds until you hear “Power on”. Keep pressing forseconds more until you hear “Pairing”
- Search for DuoLED-BT in Bluetooth devices list on your device and select it for pairing
- The Headset Status LED starts blinking and the voice prompt announces “Your Headset is connected”
LED INDICATORS Status LED
| User/ call status | LED indication | Color |
| Available | Green | |
| Away | Yellow | |
| DND/ in conference | Steady on Violet | |
| Outgoing call/ In call | Red | |
| Hold | Fast short blinks | Status color + red |
| Missed call | Long blinks followed by fast short blink | Status color + red |
| Incoming call | Fast short blinks | Red |
Headset status LED
| Headset status | LED indication | Color |
| Power on | One blink Blue | |
| Power off | Red | |
| Pairing mode | Fast short blinks | Blue |
| Pairing successfully | Long blinks |
Blue |
| Answer a call | ||
| Charging | Steady on | Red |
| Fully charged | Blue | |
Base Station pairing LED
- Successful connection – long blue blinks
- Pairing – fast blue and red blinks
CHECK THE BATTERY LEVEL
On Windows you can check the battery level using WIService tray:
- Go to Quick Launch Toolbar -> right-click on Wildix Integration Service icon and check the level of battery (Low, Medium, High):
On macOS you can check the battery level using Headset integration: - Go to Menu Bar -> click on Headset Integration icon and check the level of battery (Low, Medium, High):

- ANSWER A CALL
Press Multi-function button to answer a call. - ADJUST VOLUME DURING A CALL/ RINGER VOLUME
- Press Volume Up to increase the volume.
- Press Volume Down to decrease the volume.
- MUTE A MIC
Press Mute button during a call to put a call on hold / resume. - PUT ON PAUSE/ RESUME A CALL
Press Multi-function button for 2 seconds during a call to put a call on hold / resume. - END A CALL
Press Multi-function button to finish a call.
Full guide online


On macOS you can check the battery level using Headset integration:



















