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The auxiliary input of your device allows you to connect an external source and play its content through its
speakers.
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Connect your external audio equipment to the AUX INPUT JACK (13)
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Press FUNCTION to select AUX.
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To adjust the sound level press VOLUME buttons.
Note: The unit cannot control the player.
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The operational range between this unit and a BT device is approximately 10 meters.
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Before you connect a BT device to this unit, familiarize yourself with the BT capabilities of the device.
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Compatibility with all BT devices is not guaranteed.
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Any obstacle between this unit and a BT device can reduce the operational range.
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Keep this unit away from any other electronic device that may cause interference.
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Press FUNCTION to select the BT mode. The status indicator flashes blue to indicate an attempt cou-
pling is underway.
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Enable the BT function of your BT audio source device to make it discoverable (see your device's ope-
ration instructions to add or setup a BT device). Select SP-5 on your BT device to make the pairing.
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Enter default password "0000" if necessary and required by the External BT audio source.
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Once your BT speaker paired with a BT device, the status indicator lights continuously in blue and two
beeps confirm that the pairing is complete.
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Navigate through your library in the common way, usinng Play/Pause, Stop and the next/back buttons.
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Press the PROGRAM key at STOP mode, system will go to PROGRAM mode. -The PRG icon and P01 will
blink.This prompts the user to enter the first songs in the program PLAY list.
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The user can select the desire tracks by using NEXT/BACK buttons. Once these keys are pressed, the
Display will show the selected track.
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After select the desired track, press PROGRAM again and it will be stored in the memory.
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Mp3 maximum 99 and CD maximum 20 tracks can be programmed when repeat steps (2) to (3) pro-
cedures.
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If press STOP during the program mode, then the selected TRACKS will be stored in the memory and
return to STOP mode (Continuous Play mode)
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Aux
BT
Programming a Playlist
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