How to Pair Nokta Wireless Headphones to PulseDive

Serious Detecting Support
2021-11-25T14:35:49-05:00

Getting your Nokta Makro 2.4GHz Wireless Headphones (Green) paired with the Nokta PulseDive is straightforward once you know the steps. The key is following the correct sequence and understanding the LED indicators.
Quick Pairing Steps
Here's how to pair your wireless headphones to the PulseDive:

1. Make sure the PulseDive is off. Important - For optimal performance, be sure that the headphones' blue LED and detector are on the same side.

2. While pressing the white button on the headphones, switch the on-off button of the headphones to ''on'' position and do NOT let go of the white button until the beep indicating the battery status is heard.

3. Headphones will emit a number of beeps to indicate the battery status as follows: Five (5) beeps for fully charged battery Four (4), three (3), two (2) beeps to indicate diminishing charge One (1) beep if the battery is low. When the battery is approaching full depletion, the headphones will start emitting continuous beeps at short intervals indicating an immediate need to charge the battery. IMPORTANT! Disconnection and unpairing may occur when the battery is low!

4. The blue LED on the other side will start blinking every 2 seconds

5. Turn the PulseDive on while pressing the Adjustment button (A). A beep will be heard.

6. The red LED will light up solid and the green LED will start blinking. When the pairing is successful, the green LED on the PulseDive and the blue LED on the headphones will start flashing.

7. Turn off the PulseDive and the headphones. Then, turn the headphones on first followed by the PulseDive. Once the devices pair, they will connect automatically at each start up. IMPORTANT! If your wireless headphones are already paired with another Nokta metal detector other than PulseDive, once you pair the headphones with the PulseDive, you need to change the wireless channel of your metal detector to connect to your headphones again! You need to do this at the initial pairing only. You do not need to change the channel during the subsequent uses.

Understanding Battery Status Indicators
The beep pattern tells you everything about your headphone battery: • 5 beeps = Fully charged • 4 beeps = Good charge level • 3 beeps = Medium charge • 2 beeps = Low charge • 1 beep = Very low battery • Continuous beeps = Needs immediate charging Low battery can cause disconnection issues, so charge your headphones if you're getting fewer than 3 beeps.
LED Status Guide
Watch these LED patterns during pairing: • Blue LED blinking every 2 seconds = Headphones in pairing mode • Red LED solid + Green LED blinking = PulseDive in pairing mode • Both LEDs flashing = Successful pairing
Compatible Nokta Makro Detectors
These headphones work with multiple Nokta detectors including the Nokta Gold Kruzer, Simplex+, and Legend models. If you're switching between detectors, remember you'll need to change the wireless channel on your previous detector.
Troubleshooting Common Issues
Headphones won't enter pairing mode: Make sure you're holding the white button before turning on the headphones and keep holding until you hear the battery status beeps. PulseDive won't pair: Ensure you're pressing the Adjustment button (A) while turning on the PulseDive. You should hear a beep. Connection drops frequently: Check your battery level. Low battery is the most common cause of connection issues. Already paired to another detector: You'll need to change the wireless channel on your other Nokta detector after pairing with the PulseDive.
PulseDive Accessories and Upgrades
The PulseDive works great with additional metal detector accessories. Consider adding different coil sizes for your Nokta PulseDive pinpointer setup. For underwater detecting, the PulseDive Scuba version pairs the same way but offers waterproof operation down to 200 feet. Once paired successfully, your headphones and PulseDive will automatically connect each time you turn them on - headphones first, then the detector.