Cyber Acoustics CA-3712BT, Owner'S Manual

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Controls & features
Control Panel
1. Master volume control – Turn the knob to adjust the master volume of the speaker system
2. Treble volume control – Turn the knob to adjust the tone of the speaker system
3. Bass volume control – Turn the knob to adjust the bass volume
4. Headphone output jack
5. Status LED – Blinking Blue indicates Bluetooth pairing mode; Solid Blue indicates Bluetooth successfully connected;
Solid Green indicates LINE IN mode
6. Change of light pattern – LED with light up with below pattern in cycle
Green => Blue => Red => Purple => Yellow => Light Blue => 6 color cycle => OFF
7. Source button - Press once to turn from bluetooth mode to LINE IN mode
8. LINE IN RCA jacks
9. Power switch
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Trouble shooting Bluetooth connections
Can’t connect for the first time
1. Turn off the speaker completely and then turn on the speaker. Follow the above manual on Bluetooth Connection
for 1st time connection.
Can’t connect when returning to the speaker system
1. If the system does not automatically reconnect with your Bluetooth-enabled device, you may need to physically
go to your device’s Bluetooth setting and manually select again “CA 2.1 BT SPEAKER” to reconnect.
2. You may also try going to your device’s Bluetooth settings and select “Forget this device” to remove the speaker
system from the list. You may need to turn off the Bluetooth function on your devices to fully clear the list. Then see
steps above by following the Bluetooth Connection for 1st time connection.
3. Check to see if any other devices are already connected to the system. The first indication for this is the speaker
LED status light will show solid Blue. The speaker can only pair with one device at a time. Go to that source
device to disconnect from the system first. Then you can follow the above steps for 1st time Bluetooth Connection.
Audio is choppy or keeps disconnecting
1. Be sure to check your room environment. Bluetooth technology has a range limit of approximately
30 feet - line of sight. This generally means your best results will be limiting your source device and speakers to
the same room. Extremely large rooms, or rooms with a lot of wireless electronics, wi-fi routers, etc., may affect
the quality of sound, connection or connection consistency.
2. Check for obstructions, walls, too many people, or other objects that might impede the Bluetooth signal.
3. Try returning the Bluetooth source device to a closer proximity with your speakers.