Quick Start Guide

Quickstart Guide (English)

Box Contents

• Jukebox Bluetooth

• Power Adapter

• Remote

• Quickstart Guide

• Safety and Warranty Information Booklet

Registration

Please go to ionaudio.com to register your Jukebox Bluetooth. Registering your product ensures that we can keep

you up-to-date with any new product developments and provide you with world-class technical support, should you

run into any problems.

Using Jukebox Bluetooth with your Device

Setup Instructions

Get ready to travel back to the heyday and play

groovy tunes using your favorite music app on

your device with Jukebox Bluetooth.

1. Connect your Bluetooth device to Jukebox

Bluetooth (for pairing instructions see the

section Connecting a Bluetooth Device).

Alternatively, connect a media device such

as a CD player, smartphone, or MP3 player

to the 1/8” LINE IN of Jukebox Bluetooth.

The LINE IN jack can be found on the rear

panel.

Note: The LINE IN is recommended to be

used only if a Bluetooth device is not

connected.

2. On your device, launch your music library or

your favorite jukebox app to play a song.

Adjust the output volume from your device,

and by using the volume control on Jukebox

Bluetooth remote as needed.

3. To release the device from the cradle, hold

the device, press the CRADLE RELEASE,

and gently remove the device from the

cradle.

Connecting a Bluetooth Device

1. Turn on your Bluetooth device.

2. Power on Jukebox Bluetooth and it will automatically go into pairing mode to search for Bluetooth devices.

3. Navigate to your Bluetooth device’s setup screen, find “Jukebox BT” and connect.

Note: If your Bluetooth device prompts for a pairing code, enter ‘0000’.

Note: If you experience trouble pairing or playing music, update your device's OS.

4. To connect to another Bluetooth device, navigate to your currently connected Bluetooth device’s setup screen,

find “Jukebox BT” and unpair (process varies slightly by device - consult your Bluetooth device's manual for

details). Repeat step 3.

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