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Component Checklist

CONNECTING BLUETOOTH DEVICES

You can use your Bluetooth Ceiling Speaker with any Bluetooth enabled device including laptops, tablets,

and smart phones. Follow the steps below to use the Bluetooth connection:

FIRST CONNECTION: When your Bluetooth Ceiling Speaker has been connected to DEVICE A (first

device) it will not be visible to any other device for pairing. Another DEVICE B will not be able to search or

control the speaker. DEVICE A must be disconnected before the Bluetooth Ceiling Speaker can pair to any

device other than DEVICE A. DEVICE B can be paired and operate the speaker once DEVICE A no longer is

paired.

SECOND CONNECTION: If DEVICE A is connected and has control, DEVICE B cannot connect to the

Bluetooth Ceiling Speaker until DEVICE A disconnects, enabling DEVICE B to pair and gain control of the

speaker.

ADDITIONAL DEVICES: Two devices can be simultaneously paired to the Bluetooth Ceiling Speaker, but

only the 1st DEVICE paired will be in control of content, sound, and operation. Any additional devices can

be paired as DEVICE A or DEVICE B disconnect.

NOTE: If your connection to speaker is lost, the device maybe out of range (>10m).

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HARD WIRED RCA LINE INPUTS

RCA CONNECTION (LEFT/RIGHT) See diagram below: The RCA Line Inputs found on your Bluetooth

Ceiling Speaker are used to provide audio signal to your speaker from devices that do not have Bluetooth

connectivity. When using the RCA Line Inputs the music and sound content may experience louder or softer

volume levels than when the Bluetooth Ceiling Speaker is operating in Bluetooth mode. This is normal and

due Bluetooth technology, connectivity, and signal strength. Bluetooth devices previously connected to the

Bluetooth Ceiling Speaker should be disconnected or shut off prior to using the RCA Line Input as the audio

source.

RCA LEFT(White)

RCA RIGHT(Red)