Troubleshooting
Soundbook X3 will not turn on
Ensure that the battery is charged – connect the mains power cable to the
back of your Soundbook X3 and plug in. The charge indicator light will be
ORANGE when Soundbook X3 is charging, and when fully charged will
turn GREEN
I cannot hear any music
Ensure that the volume is turned up on both your source device (phone /
mp3 player) and also on your Soundbook X3. Ensure that Soundbook X3
is switched to the correct input (AUX for cable connection, BLUE for
Bluetooth music streaming). Ensure that your source device has the correct
output selected (for Bluetooth, select the output as ‘Bayan Soundbook’)
I cannot pair my Bluetooth media player with my
Soundbook X3
For secure simple pairing to function; your Bluetooth device needs to be in
close proximity to your Soundbook X3 (nominally within 50cm). For NFC
pairing to work, your source device (phone / mp3 player) needs to be
turned on and the screen unlocked.
I cannot tune to any radio stations
Soundbook X3 uses an advanced integrated FM antenna. In certain
circumstances (e.g. it is located indoors in the centre of a building, or is
sitting on-top of an electrically noisy component) Soundbook X3 may not
be able to tune to a radio station. Please try re-locating your Soundbook
X3 to another position – normally close to a window will work well.
Specifications
Bluetooth Version: 4.0 (can pair with devices back to Bluetooth version 2.1)
Profile: A2DP, HFP
aptX high quality audio: yes
NFC Secure Simple Pairing for Bluetooth: yes
Effective Range: 10m (30 feet)
Dimensions:
Weight: g
Bluetooth Hands Free Calling
Soundbook X3 has an integrated microphone to enable you to make
hands-free calls or use Soundbook X3 for conference calling as a
speakerphone.
To make a call via Bluetooth, initiate the call from your mobile phone,
and then on the phone, select Soundbook as the audio device for the call.
To answer a call via Bluetooth, accept the call from your mobile phone,
and on the phone select Soundbook as the audio device for the call.
Connecting a source to the AUX input
Use the supplied 3.5mm stereo jack cable to connect the headphone
output from your source device to the BLUE AUX input on the back of your
Soundbook X3.
Select the AUX input by short-pressing the Power/input button until the
display reads AUX (Auxiliary Input)
Controlling Volume for Bluetooth and AUX music playback:
• There are 2 volume controls available to adjust how loud your music is
playing back – on the audio source itself, and on your Soundbook X3.
You will not be able to get maximum volume unless the volume is turned
up to maximum both on the audio source and your Soundbook X3.
Listening to FM Radio
Soundbook X3 has an integrated FM antenna located inside the cover/
stand. In order to obtain a good FM radio signal it may be necessary
to move your Soundbook X3 to an alternate location.
To listen to FM radio, short-press the Power/input button until the display
shows FM (FM Radio Mode).
To tune the FM radio, either short press the TUNE UP/DOWN arrow keys
to change the frequency in steps of 0.1MHz or press and hold to scan for
the next station.
Soundbook X3 will remember the last tuned frequency when it is turned
off for your convenience.
Charging a Phone / MP3 player from Soundbook X3
Using the USB cable supplied with your Phone / MP3 player you can
charge your device from your Soundbook X3. Simply plug the cable into
the back of your Soundbook X3. If you are using your Soundbook X3 on
battery, or are away from the mains charger, your device will be charged
from the internal battery on your Soundbook X3. If your Soundbook X3
is plugged in then your device will be charged from the mains and the
capacity of the internal battery in your Soundbook X3 will be unaffected.
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Note: Apple devices up to and including the iPhone 5 do not currently support NFC.