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Connecting Sources
TV
PC
CD PLAYER
WBA51
TURNTABLE
The HTA100 is capable of receiving signals directly from a wide variety of sources. Using high quality cables will
ensure the best possible transmission from your connected devices.
Connecting a Turntable
The HTA100 is capable of connecting directly to most turntables without the addition of an external phono preamplifier.
1. Ensure that your turntable is set to output a phono signal. Many modern turntables have the ability to output
either a line level signal or a phono signal. If your turntable is set to output a line level signal please connect it
to the AUX input on the HTA100.
2. Remove the covers from the PHONO RCA plugs and connect the turntable to the phono input.
3. Connect the ground wire of the turntable to the ground terminal on the rear of the HTA100 (if applicable).
Bluetooth as a Source
1. Connect the Bluetooth antenna to the BT ANTENNA port on the rear of the unit. Also make sure that the
Bluetooth input is selected on the HTA100.
2. Using a smart phone, tablet, computer, or other device capable of transmitting Bluetooth audio, go the
devices settings and scan for available Bluetooth devices.
3. Look for and select “HTA100” in the device list and begin pairing. The Bluetooth source light on the HTA100
will flash until a device is paired.
4. Once the Bluetooth source light stops flashing and your device indicates that you are connected you can
begin streaming your favorite music from up to 30 feet away.
