Pairing Your Device
Refer to your Bluetooth device’s owner’s manual for details on how to enter the
device’s Bluetooth pairing mode.
B
Push and hold the Bluetooth button on the top panelfor at least 4 seconds to
enter Bluetooth pairing mode. The Bluetooth LED will flash blue and white in this
mode.
C
Turn on the Bluetooth feature on your device. Typically, Bluetooth controls are
found in the device settings menu. Enter the Bluetooth menu on your device
and select “deepblue2” to confirm the pairing.
D
Once paired with a device, the Bluetooth LED will light blue. A double-beep
sound will also indicate that the connection is estabilished.
Note: Pairing remains even when the player or the Bluetooth device is powered off or
is taken out of range, The player will attempt to connect with the last connected device
when that device is powered on and in range. Your Bluetooth device may pause music
playback when the Bluetooth connection is lost. You may need to press the play button
on the Bluetooth device to resume playback after the Bluetooth connection is restored.
Reconnecting Your Device
If you move out of range or turn off the Bluetooth feature your deepblue
2
will be disconnected
from your device and the LED will flash blue. To reconnect, simply open the Bluetooth menu
and tap on the “deepblue2” and the connection will be reestablished.
Out of Range or Lost Signal
When the paired device is more than ~ 33 feet away from the deepblue
2
or there is some-
thing blocking the Bluetooth signal. The LED will flash blue to indicate the connection
between the device and the deepblue
2
is lost. To reestablish a lost connection:
B
Move the connected device back into range (within ~ 33 feet), and make sure there’s a clear
line of sight and there are no obstructions between deepblue
2
and device.
C
The connection will automatically be reestablished and the LED will turn light blue.
D
If the connection is lost, you need to reconnect the device and the deepblue
2
again.
Please follow the “Reconnecting Your Device” instructions above.
AUX Analog Audio Input
Use the included 3.5mm analog cable or 3.5mm to RCA cable to connect the line-level output
from a source like a TV, set-top box or similar device.
Notes: Phono input requires the use of a phono preamplifier. When using the headphone
output of a connected device, that device’s volume control will affect the input level to the
deepblue
2
. The maximum output level of the deepblue2 will be limited if the volume control of
the connected device is set to relatively low level.
OPT Digital Audio Input
Use an optical digital audio cable to connect the S/PDIF output from a digital source like a media
player, CD player, TV, set-top box or similar.
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