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Power Saving 

For better user connectivity experience, the Sound Blaster Roar will 

now by default automatically enter power saving mode only after 

approximately 28 hours of inactivity when the power adapter is attached 

via a main outlet to the speaker. However, you have the option to keep 

the power on permanently if needed.
To Disable Power saving mode with power adapter attached (For 

keeping your speaker ON permanently):
1) Ensure that the speaker is powered ON and not connected to any 

other devices.

2) Press the Power and Volume “+“ button together. The LED status   

indicator will flash once to indicate power saving feature is disabled.

To Enable Power saving mode with power adapter attached:

1) Ensure that the speaker is powered ON and not connected to any 

other devices.

2) Press the Power and Volume “-“ button together. The LED status   

indicator will flash once to indicate power saving feature is enabled.

Note: The speaker automatically powers down when there is no        

Bluetooth connection, recording using microSD card, microSD card 

playback or audio input for more than 15 minutes on battery mode. This 

feature helps to protect the internal battery and cannot be disabled. 

* Whenever the speaker is ON and connected to a power source, the LED 

status indicators will continually blink in sequence. To check the battery 

capacity, power OFF the speaker or disconnect it from the power adapter.

Battery Status Indication

Battery full

Battery at about 70%

Battery low

Battery extremely low

Battery charging*

Slow Blink

Running LED

The Sound Blaster Roar 

connects to 

Bluetooth 

devices with robust 

high-quality aptX

®

 and 

AAC music streaming.  

NFC technology makes 

connecting even easier  
– just tap and play!

Here’s how you do it!

1

  

A. One-touch pairing with NFC

2

  

Start playback on your 

connected device.

OR

B. Manual 

Bluetooth pairing

(i) Press and hold                until the 

white LED blinks rapidly.

(ii) Select SB ROAR PRO on your 

device.

Turn on NFC on your NFC-enabled 

device and tap your device on the 

NFC logo to connect.
To disconnect, tap your device on 

the Sound Blaster Roar again.

B.

A.

Powered ON but not 

connected to any 

Bluetooth devices

Bluetooth Pairing 

Mode, waiting for 

device to connect
Connected to a 

Bluetooth device

Green LED 

stays lit

White LED 

blinking rapidly

White LED 

stays lit

LED Indication

Status

Connecting your speakers - 

Bluetooth

 / NFC

Charging your speaker - LED Indications

The Sound Blaster Roar lets you stream music 

wirelessly.

Summary of Contents for Sound Blaster Roar Pro

Page 1: ...Discover more ways to experience your Sound Blaster Roar Pro http soundblaster com roar guides Model No MF8171...

Page 2: ...Bluetooth device notebook PC or mobile device manufacturer s documentation website for supported profiles Compatible with PC Windows XP Vista 7 8 8 1 Apple Macintoshes equipped with Bluetooth wireless...

Page 3: ...s can typically provide For the quickest charging time turn off your smartphone before charging it Option 1 Power Adapter Charge the speaker with the supplied power adapter for at least 3 hours before...

Page 4: ...elps to protect the internal battery and cannot be disabled Whenever the speaker is ON and connected to a power source the LED status indicators will continually blink in sequence To check the battery...

Page 5: ...ayback on the second connected device Connecting your speakers Understanding Multipoint Multiple Audio Profiles You can choose between THREE different audio profiles to suit your preference or environ...

Page 6: ...s button while your music is playing and hear the difference Switching to USB Audio You can play digital audio from your PC Mac with the Sound Blaster Roar Enhance music playback from your PC Mac with...

Page 7: ...it 1 Insert a microSD card microSD Card 2 Press 3 Navigate through tracks Besides streaming music from your smart phone wirelessly via Bluetooth the Sound Blaster Roar can also play audio files on a...

Page 8: ...le sizes l Recording from microphone also records the audio coming out from Bluetooth and Aux in audio sources l Simultaneous WMA MP3 audio playback using microSD card and audio recording is not suppo...

Page 9: ...wider stereo experience 1 Connecting to other audio devices 2 Having fun enslaving other speakers 3 MASTER LEFT SLAVE RIGHT May not work with audio devices using the OMTP standard MASTER LEFT SLAVE RI...

Page 10: ...same time A prompt is heard indicating voice prompt is disabled How do I enable Voice Prompt On a speaker with disabled voice prompt ensure that it is powered ON Press both Volume and Multifunction Bu...

Page 11: ...or repair under this warranty Only Applicable for European EU countries A seller in the European Union EU may be entitled to refuse to repair or replace the goods if it is i impossible or ii dispropor...

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