Instruction Manual BTL-60 www.denver-electronics§.
Bluetooth Speaker USER GUIDE BTL-60 Operation Instruction When you turn on the speaker, it will by standard start in Bluetooth model. You can then easily pair with your smartphone or PC with Bluetooth function. If you don’t pair it within 10 minutes, the speaker will go into sleep mode, and you have to turn it off/on to pair again.
Button Instruction : 1 ON / OFF: Power Key 2 LINE port：3.5 audio input port 3 Play/ Pause：Pause and play in play mode. 4 Volume down/ PRE: Long press to decrease volume. In FM mode, short press to switch PRE frequency ,In music mode, short press to switch previous song.
1. light mode button: Light flash when on mode (full color sine move up and down) press 1st mode 1(full color conversion with double line. press 2nd mode 2 (Multicolor Rotating combination of graphics) press 3rd mode 3 (two color conversion with double line) press 4th mode 4 (multicolored arrows scroll) press 5th mode (light off ) press 6th light (full color move up with light bar press again light back to default status.
Bluetooth units, and choose it to pair. 3. After successful pairing, the speaker will give a beep, and on your phone it will show that the speaker is connected. If you need to enter a password when pairing, please enter "0000". 4. After successful connection, Bluetooth devices can play to the speaker. Blue light will flash slowly when it is in Bluetooth play mode. How to use AUX input mode. In any mode, insert 3.5mm to the Bluetooth speaker, and to the audio source you want to listen to.
★ Insert USB cable as external antenna to enhance reception Specifications: Speaker Specification：40MM×3W Output：3W*2 Frequency Response：200Hz-20KHz Sensitivity：100db±5db SNR:≥90DB Distortion：≤5％ Bluetooth specification：Bluetooth 3.0 Bluetooth Communication Protocol： Support Advanced Audio Transmission Mode( A2DP) Ver 1.2 Supports remote control mode (AVRCP) support Ver 1.
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