Rocketfish RF-BTR319 Quick Setup Guide - Page 1

Wirelessly stream music from your smartphone, tablet, or other Bluetooth-enabled device to your home stereo or other audio device. PACKAGE CONTENTS • Bluetooth Receiver • 6 ft. 3.5 mm cable • 3.5 mm to dual RCA adapter • Power supply with 6 ft. cable • Quick Setup Guide FEATURES • Bluetooth (BT) 5.0 • Qualcomm®aptX™HD, aptX® Low Latency, aptX® codec audio decoding provide the best audio quality • Supports Near-Field Communication (NFC) for easy connection with compatible Bluetooth devices • Optical digital audio output: The highest quality audio connection to your home stereo • Analog stereo audio output: Easily connect to amplified speakers or any device with an audio input jack • Wireless range of up to 100 feet (30m) L.O.S. no obstruction • Wall mount feature • Remembers up to eight Bluetooth devices Note: Music can be played from only one device at a time. NFC logo LED indicator LED indicator status INDICATION DESCRIPTION Solid blue Paired and connected to your Bluetooth device. Blinks blue Not connected to your Bluetooth device or in pairing mode. Off The receiver is turned off. Before using your new product, please read these instructions to prevent any damage. SETTING UP YOUR BLUETOOTH AUDIO RECEIVER Connecting to an output device OFF / ON DC 5V OPTICAL AUDIO OUT 6 ft. 3.5 mm audio cable Optical digital audio cable (not included) OR 3.5 mm to RCA adapter cable Audio device (such as an audio receiver) CONNECTING YOUR RECEIVER You can choose either digital (best) or analog (good) cables to connect your Bluetooth audio receiver, depending on the connections available on your home stereo system. Digital connection Connect a digital optical cable (not included) to the OPTICAL jack on your Bluetooth audio receiver and to your home stereo system or other device. OR Analog connection Connect the included 3.5 mm audio cable to your home stereo system or other device to the AUDIO OUT jack on your Bluetooth audio receiver. Note: If your home stereo system does not have a 3.5 mm Audio In connector, use the included 3.5 mm to RCA adapter cable. Connecting power: 1 Plug the AC/DC adapter into the DC 5V jack on your Bluetooth audio receiver. 2 Plug the AC/DC adapter into a wall power outlet and slide the power switch to ON. The LED indicator begins to blink blue to indicate that the unit is on and ready to be paired to your Bluetooth devices. PAIRING YOUR DEVICES Before you can use your Bluetooth audio receiver with a Bluetooth device, you need to pair the two. Your Bluetooth audio receiver can connect to a Bluetooth-enabled device using the Bluetooth settings on your device or by touching your Bluetooth device to the Bluetooth audio receiver using NFC. To pair your devices using Bluetooth settings: 1 Make sure that a compatible Bluetooth device (like a music player or phone) is turned on and within 33 feet (10 meters) of your Bluetooth audio receiver. 2 Turn on your Bluetooth audio receiver. Your receiver enters pairing mode and the LED indicator blinks blue. 3 Turn on Bluetooth on your Bluetooth device, then set it to pairing mode. For more information, see the documentation that came with your Bluetooth device. 4 On the Bluetooth device, select RF-BTR319 in the list of found devices. 5 On the Bluetooth device, enter 0000 as the PIN, if prompted. The LED indicator lights blue on the Bluetooth audio receiver. 6 If you are pairing with a computer, make sure that your Bluetooth audio receiver is selected as the computer's default playback device. See the computer's documentation for instructions. QUICK SETUP GUIDE RF-BTR319, Bluetooth Audio Receiver To pair your devices using NFC Fast connection: Note: Check your Bluetooth device to see if it is compatible with NFC. If it is not, use the steps for pairing your device using Bluetooth settings. 1 Turn on your Bluetooth audio receiver. Your receiver enters pairing mode and the LED indicator blinks blue. 2 Turn on Bluetooth on your Bluetooth device. 3 Turn on the NFC function (see the documentation that came with your NFC-enabled device). 4 Touch your smartphone or tablet to the NFC logo ( ) on the top of your Bluetooth audio receiver to pair your devices. The LED indicator on the Bluetooth audio receiver lights blue. 5 When your smartphone or tablet tells you that the Bluetooth audio receiver is connected, you can begin playback. 6 To disconnect, touch your smartphone or tablet to your Bluetooth audio receiver again (see documentation that came with your NFC-enabled device). General Pairing Notes: • Some devices, such as an iPhone, connect immediately after pairing so the LED on the Bluetooth audio receiver remains on. Other devices, such as notebook computers, may ask you if you wish to connect. In this instance, the LED continues to blink until a connection is established. • Your Bluetooth audio receiver saves pairing information for up to eight devices. However, it can only be connected to and play content from one device at a time. • When you turn on your Bluetooth audio receiver, it automatically connects to the last connected device if that device is in range. To connect to a different paired device, you have to turn off Bluetooth or unpair from the currently paired device and manually connect to the other paired one. • The auto-connect feature may not work with some Bluetooth devices. If this occurs, use your Bluetooth device settings menu to manually select RF-BTR319 from the list of found Bluetooth devices.