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The headphones will automatically charge wirelessly when placed in the cradle that should have come with the package. To make sure the headphones are placed correctly, a red light should illuminate letting you know they are being charged and are properly placed.
This would seem to be more a function of the device to which you connect the headphones than the headphones themselves. Can you flesh out the details? There may be a setting you're unaware of.
I had complete silence on an HDR 130 headset (no beeps, nothing), but I solved this problem using a solution posted on another thread. Unplug the base, take out the batteries and wait 30 seconds. Reconnect it all and listen. Mine started working immediately!
These systems have some signal detection, so needs an input to fire it all up. That is the same for the greenlight, when initially switched on for my HDR 120.
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