Trans Electric BTR2000N Bluetooth Audio Adapter User Manual manual 11270 with FCC statement

Trans Electric Co., Ltd. Bluetooth Audio Adapter manual 11270 with FCC statement

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11270 Bluetooth audio receiver With A2DP, CSR® aptX® supported and With NFCTM Fast paring and connection. Feature ◎aptX® codec support ◎NFC Quick link support ◎SBC codec support ◎A2DP Bluetooth profile supported ◎ 33 feet(10M) effective range ◎TOSLINK digital audio output ◎Audio RL audio output ◎8 devices ID storable What’s in the box Main unit AC/DC adaptor 3.5mm male 3.5mm female male audio cable audio RL cable 1
Outlook and connectors Front Top View Back Side View 2
Setup your 11270 11270 with 3.5mm Stereo output and Optical output, but you can use only one output at a time, it means you need to make a switch setting on the back of 11270 like followed Analogue connection 1. Connect one 3.5mm end of the include audio to headphone jacket on the 11270 2. Connect the other end to an audio input on your home stereo system (3.5mm or 3.5mm + 3.5mmm2 RCA). Consult your stereo user’s manual for more information on how to accomplish this. 3
Digital connection 1. Connect one TOSLINK cable end to optical jacket on the 11270(recommended) 2. Connect the other end to one TOSLINK input of your home stereo system. Consult your stereo user’s manual for more information on how to accomplish this. 3. Connect AC power adaptor cable to DC input jacket of 11270, AC end to any AC outlet. 4. The LED light will flash once to show the unit is powered and ready for being paired for your devices. 4
NFC Fast connection and Pairing of 11270 11270 is equipped with a standard NFC tag, there are NDEF information for Bluetooth org and NFC forum defined. Before you can use this feature, you need to check your Smartphone or tablet with NFC function and the operational system is Android 4.1 and above. Start the NFC function STEP1: Check the android operational system Tab the “setting” Choose “about Device” Make sure android version Is 4.1 or above Step 2 : Turn on the NFC function Back to setting page Check NFC function Turn on NFC function 5
Step3: Fast Connection using NFC TAP the Smartphone to BTR Pairing First Connection, if connected *The message will pop up you can play music now Please choose YES *Some device will pop up Some will not Step4: Disconnected you device and 11270 If you wan to disconnect, you need to tap the Smartphone to 11270 again. Then the connection between 11270 and your device will off. 6
Pairing your 11270 for no NFC device iPad/iPhone/iPod touch 1. Go to Bluetooth manager of your iPad/iPhone/iPod touch by the following steps 7 a .From your iPad/iPhone/iPod touch home page, tap “setting” b. Inside Settings tap on “General” c. Inside General tap on “Bluetooth” 2.Turn On the Bluetooth function 4. Enter “0000” when the player asks for PIN code(some devices have no need to input PIN). This will allow the iPad/iPhone/iPod touch to pair with “Music Receiver” 3.Your iPod/iPhone/iPad will auto searching available device. You will see “Music Receiver” then Tap on it.
Android Phone/Tablet（（（（ver 4.0 as Example）））） 1. Go to Bluetooth manager of your smart phone by the following step 8 a. From your smart phone home page, tap on “setting” b. Inside the setting, turn on The Bluetooth c. Bluetooth is turned on 5. Your iPod/iPhone/iPad connected to 11270 Now. And You can play music from your iPod/iPhone/iPad.
Note: Some devices, such as iPhone, will connect immediately after pairing so the LED will ON. Other devices, such as notebook, may ask you if you wish to connect and LED will go off after pairing until a connection is established. Although the 11270 can only play music from one device at a time, it is capable of being paired to up to 8 devices. It means that you have to enter the PIN code once for each device. You can play the music now. Just play music on your device as you normally would and the sound will come out from your stereo system. Note: the effective range of 11270 is 33 feet(10M) (light of sight). If you hold and wear the Smartphone or tablet and cover the Bluetooth antenna, the distance will be shorter. 9 2. Searched Bluetooth Devices will show up, please tap on “Music Receiver” 3. Enter “0000” when the player asks for PIN code（some devices have no need to input PIN）. 4. Once paired, the blue LED light on the 11270 will flash once. The Blue LED will keep lighted when a connection is established And In your Smartphone there is showed “connected to media audio”
Disconnecting the connection via manual button When you need to disconnect the connected Smartphone, you can push the button on the Top of 11270 then it will on the pairing Mode for new connection Reconnecting your device If you move out of range or turn off the Bluetooth feature on you iPad/iPhone/iPod touch or Smartphone,11270 will disconnected from your device. To reconnect, simply open the Bluetooth manager and tap on the “Music Receiver”, then you do not need to input PIN again, the connection will be done automatically. Adding a new phone or tablet：：：： If you want to switch from one device to another, please follow these steps 1. End the existing Bluetooth connection with connected device. 2. The 11270 can now be connected with another device such as iPad/iPod/iPhone or Smartphone or tablet. 3. Follow the section “Pairing the 11270” to connect a new device. Out of range or lost signal: When the paired phone or device away from receiver (33 feet) or there is something blocking the Bluetooth signal. The LED light will go off, it means the connection between device and 11270 is lost. To avoid a lost connection: 1. Move the music device back into range ( within 33 feet), and make sure there’s a clear line of sight and there are no obstructions between 11270 and device. 2. Within 15 seconds, the connection will automatically be reestablished and LED will turn on 3. If the connection is lost for more than 15 seconds, you need to reconnect the device and 11270 again. Please follow the “Reconnect Your Device” section. 10
Indication of LED There are 2 LEDs in the front Panel, each LED indicate what is the output selection now. Troubleshooting You can solve your problems from this section No music out from my stereo speaker ◎ Make sure the 11270 is powered. ◎ Make sure an audio cable or an Optical cable is correctly and firmly connected to 11270 ◎ Make sure that the audio source selection of your amplifier is correct with your audio connection (analogue audio or TOSLINK) ◎ Make sure the volume of the stereo is set to a comfortable listening level ◎ Make sure you are within range. ◎ Make sure the Bluetooth function is opened on your device. ◎ Make sure you are playing the music from your device. SAFETY WARNINGS ◎ 11270 requires full connection and both hands to install. ◎ Do not use 11270 near water(for example, a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen sink, laundry tub, wet basement, swimming pool, or other areas located near water). ◎ Clean with dry cloth. ◎ Unplug the 11270 before cleaning. ◎ Install 11270 far away from heat sources. ◎ Use only the attached accessories. ◎ Unplug the 11270 when unused for long time. ***aptX® software is copyright CSR plc or its group companies. All rights reserved. The aptX® mark and the aptX logo are trademarks of CSR plc or one of its group companies and may be registered in one or more jurisdictions. ** This device supports Near Field Communication (NFC) technology as specified by the NFC Forum. “The N Mark is a trademark or registered trademark of NFC Forum, Inc. in the United States and in other countries.” 11 Indication Meaning Description Flash once 1 sec per 5 secs Power on /Pairing Waiting for connection Permanent Lighted connected Device and main unit are connected
FCC Statement Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation Part 15B compliance statement:Part 15B compliance statement:Part 15B compliance statement:Part 15B compliance statement: — — — —

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