Behringer MPA40BT Quick Start Guide - Page 9

16 EUROPORT MPA40BT/MPA40BT-PRO EUROPORT MPA40BT/MPA40BT-PRO Getting started (EN) Step 3: Getting started Set up the MPA40BT/MPA40BT-PRO in your chosen listening location. Connect the MPA40BT/MPA40BT-PRO to a power outlet by using the included IEC power cable. Turn all LEVEL knobs and the MAIN LEVEL knob down to the full counter-clockwise setting. If you are using BEHRINGER wireless microphones, plug the wireless dongle into the WIRELESS SYSTEM USB input. The WIRELESS SYSTEM LEDs will light up when the wireless microphones become active. 17 Quick Start Guide Slowly rotate the MAIN LEVEL knob clockwise until you achieve a comfortable listening level. If you have an instrument plugged into the MIC 1 or MIC 2 channels, play the instrument and slowly rotate that channel's LEVEL knob clockwise until you find an acceptable level. While speaking into each microphone, slowly rotate the MIC 1 and/or MIC 2 LEVEL knobs clockwise until you find a clean, clear sound. If a microphone signal sounds distorted, Guitar rotate the LEVEL knob slowly counter-clockwise until the sound cleans up. Connect all analog microphone, instrument, and/or RCA cables to their respective input jacks. Power up the MPA40BT/MPA40BT-PRO by pressing the POWER switch to the "on" position. To pair a Bluetooth device with the MPA40BT/MPA40BT-PRO, follow these steps: • Press and hold the BT/AUX PAIRING BUTTON until the LED flashes quickly. • Open Bluetooth in your mobile phone, MP3 player or other Bluetooth equipment to pair and connect. • In your Bluetooth device, enter the PIN code: 0000 (Bluetooth version 2.0 and above will not require a PIN code). • When the LED lights solid, you can begin playing music from your Bluetooth device. While playing music from your Bluetooth device, turn the BT/AUX LEVEL knob to about the 50% position. If you have an instrument or other external sound source plugged into the iPOD/AUX RCA jacks, adjust the volume on the instrument or sound source. Balance all of the audio channels against each other by adjusting each channel's respective LEVEL knob until you find an acceptable mix. Adjust the BASS and TREBLE controls if the overall sound needs more low or high frequencies. Make final adjustments to the MAIN LEVEL knob.