Stereoboomm Nachtwacht, Manual

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TURNING ON / OFF
Turning ON:
Press the ON/OFF button (1) for 3 seconds.
Turning OFF:
Press the ON/OFF button (1) for 3 seconds.
SELECTING MODE
There are different modes available:
•
Bluetooth & FM radio: You can switch between
these 2 modes by briefly pressing the MODE
button (1).
• AUX mode: Activated automatically when you plug
the AUX-IN cable into the AUX input (7).
•
SD / TF mode: Activated automatically as soon as
you insert an SD / TF card into the Micro SD / TF
card slot.
Note : If there is already a micro SD / TF card in the
slot, you can also select this mode via the MODE
button (1).
1.
BLUETOOTH MODE
After turning ON the headphone you will hear
“Bluetooth mode” and the LED indicator (8) will
flash BLUE and GREEN alternately. This means
that the headphone is ready to be paired. Let
your Bluetooth ® device scan for other Bluetooth ®
devices and select “NW – HP100” to pair your
device with the headphone. When your devices
are paired you will hear “Connected” and the LED
indicator (8) lights BLUE. You can now stream
music from your device to the headphone. The
headphone will automatically try to reconnect with
the last paired device when it is turned on again.
In case your Bluetooth
®
device does not reconnect
automatically, you can restore it manually in the
menu of your device. When in doubt, consult the
manual of your music device.
=> Operation of the buttons:
see description under “Parts”
2.
FM RADIO MODE
Go to the FM radio-mode using the MODE button
(1). You will hear “Radio mode” and the LED
indicator (8) will light GREEN.
=> Operation of the buttons:
see description under “Parts”
3. SD/TF CARD MODE
When you insert a micro SD card into the Micro SD/
TF card slot (5), the LED indicator (8) will light up
GREEN and you will hear “Music”. The headphone
will immediately start playing the music; the LED
indicator (8) will flash GREEN every 4 seconds.
If there is already a micro SD / TF card in the slot, you
can also select this mode via the MODE button (1).
=> Operation of the buttons:
see description under “Parts”