6. Once paired, the Home RTX 2.0 channel indicator light (either
CH1 or CH2) will stop flashing fast and light solid. If in Low Latency
mode the LED will blink twice every 5 seconds.
7. In TX (transmit mode) dual link pairing allows for two Bluetooth®
receiving devices to pair with the Miccus® Home RTX 2.0 simultane-
ously. Once you’ve paired your first set of headphones to the
Miccus® Home RTX 2.0 (steps 1-6 above), to pair a second set of
headphones, press and hold the RTX 2.0 multi-function/power
button for 3 seconds until the CH indicator light begins fast flashing.
When the second set of headphones is paired, both CH lights will
light solid. When paired with 2 sets of the Miccus SR-71 stealth
headphones, the RTX 2.0 CH lights will blink every 5 seconds
indicating the aptX Low Latency codec is active for both audio
streams. The aptX Low Latency codec eliminates any noticeable lip
sync or audio delay when used for video or television audio.
Note: In order for the Home RTX 2.0 to recognize the change between TX
and RX mode, it must be powered off when switching between the two.
If already connected to USB power the Home RTX 2.0 will automatically
power on when the TX/RX selector switch is pressed or depressed.
PairingMode(RX):PairingwithaBluetooth®transmitter
1. With the Home RTX 2.0 powered off, locate the RX/TX switch on the
back left of the Home RTX 2.0. Select RX mode by depressing and
unlatching the switch to the out position. Note: when connected to
USB power, using this switch will power on the RTX 2.0.
2. RX mode is designed for use with an audio device such as a stereo
system or powered stereo speakers connected to either the 3.5mm
audio output or the TOSLINK/optical audio output on the RTX 2.0.
Connect your audio source with the appropriate cable.
3. Engage pairing mode on the RTX 2.0: press and hold the multi-
function/power button for 3 seconds until the CH light begins
fast flashing.
4. Open up the Bluetooth menu on your smartphone, tablet or other
compatible A2DP Bluetooth® profile device and select the RTX 2.0.
If your tablet or cell phone requires a passkey, use “0000.”
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5. Power on the Home RTX 2.0. There are three ways to power on
the Home RTX 2.0: 1) connect the RTX 2.0 to USB power, 2) If
already connected to USB power and powered off, press and hold
the power button for 5 seconds until the indicator lights come on,
3) In the off position, switch the RTX 2.0 between TX and RX mode.
6. Once paired, the Home RTX 2.0 channel indicator light (either CH1
or CH2) will stop flashing fast and light solid. If in Low Latency mode
the LED will blink twice every 5 seconds.
7. In RX (receive mode) dual link pairing allows for two Bluetooth®
transmitting devices to pair with the Miccus® Home RTX 2.0
simultaneously. Once you’ve paired your first smartphone or tablet
to the Miccus® Home RTX 2.0 (steps 1-6 above), to pair a second
smartphone or tablet, press and hold the RTX 2.0 multi-function/
power button for 3 seconds until the CH indicator light begins fast
flashing. Open up the Bluetooth menu on your smartphone, tablet
or other compatible A2DP Bluetooth® profile device and select the
RTX 2.0. If your tablet or cell phone requires a passkey, use “0000.”
Once the second smartphone or tablet is paired, both CH indicator
lights will light solid. If your smartphone or tablet supports aptX
Low Latency both CH indicator lights will light solid and blink every
5 seconds.
Note: The Home RTX 2.0 has an automatic re-connect feature. If left
powered on or if powered back on it will automatically reconnect to the
last paired device when within range.
In RX (receive mode) two smartphones or tablets can be simultaneously
paired with the Home RTX 2.0. Both devices can also simultaneously
stream music to the Home RTX 2.0. To hear audio from only one of the
two devices, pause the audio, or use muting or adjust volume. Shift
audio freely between devices.
To begin streaming audio simply press the play button on your audio
source and adjust volume to taste.
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