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OVERVIEW

1. NFC Receptor
2. Battery Indicator
3. Record Indicator
4. Power / 

Bluetooth

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 Status Indicator

5. Multifunction Button
6. Volume Up / Down Button
7.                Button
8. Power ON / Standby Button

9. Microphone
10. DC Input
11. Aux-In
12. DC Out (USB 1.0A)
13. Micro USB Connector
14. MicroSD Slot
15. Mic On / Mute Switch
16. Record Button

17. (Record) Play / Pause Button
18. Shuffle / Repeat All Switch
19. Previous Button
20. Next Button
21. (MP3 Playback) Play / Pause Button
22. Loud Sounds Switch
23. Alarm Button
24. (Alarm) Arm / Off Switch

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Rear

DID YOU KNOW?

Wireless Speaker

The Sound Blaster Roar lets you stream music wirelessly.

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!

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A. One-touch pairing with NFC

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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 SR20 on your device.

Turn on NFC on your NFC-enabled 

device and tap your device on the NFC 

logo to connect.

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Summary of Contents for SoundBlasterRoar SR20

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...m Button 24 Alarm Arm Off Switch Top Rear DID YOU KNOW Wireless Speaker The Sound Blaster Roar lets you stream music wirelessly The Sound Blaster Roar connects to Bluetooth devices with robust high qu...

Page 3: ...ither one of the connected devices To toggle between devices Pause playback on the first connected device before starting playback on the second connected device DID YOU KNOW The button instantly boos...

Page 4: ...ac with a USB cable 2 Press and hold until your PC Mac recognizes the Sound Blaster Roar as an Audio Output device 3 Visit www soundblaster com downloads SBCP to download and install the Sound Blaster...

Page 5: ...n the VOICE folder l For recording a Class 4 microSD card is recommended l The default recording sampling rate is at 16 kHz This is designed to record longer voice recording sessions e g meetings and...

Page 6: ...Leaving the siren on for a long period of time may prematurely wear out the speaker drivers Switch off the siren when not in use DID YOU KNOW The dual purpose battery powers your Sound Blaster Roar a...

Page 7: ...playback To play music files Press To play voice recordings Press REC 3 Activate Bedtime Mode For 15 minutes Press and hold REC until you hear a beep For 30 minutes Press and hold REC until you hear...

Page 8: ...oSD card contents on your computer See also To use the Sound Blaster Roar as a PC Mac speaker see pg 6 You can use the Sound Blaster Roar as a speakerphone When your phone is connected to the Sound Bl...

Page 9: ...word mark and logo are owned by the Bluetooth SIG Inc and any use of such marks by CreativeTechnology Ltd is under license aptX is a trademark of CSR plc All other trademarks are the property of their...

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