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CPS-121 Control Panel User Manual 

 

 

 

Changing Passcode for Bluetooth Pairing 

 

The passcode for Bluetooth pairing may be changed.  To change it, removed the CPS-121 from the wall 

by removing the four Phillips drive screws on front panel, and locate the 8-position DIP switch centered 

on the circuit board. 

 

 

 

The position of the small switches will determine the passcode.  Each switch positions represents  

different value.  The total value of all switches is added to 8200, and the result is the passcode for the 

CPS-120 device.  The passcode may be any number between 8200 and 8455, inclusive. 

 

The first switch (with the “1” label by it) has a value of 0 or 1 (of Off, or On); 

the second switch (with “2” label) has a value of 0 or 2; 

the third has a value of 0 or 4;  

and so forth, and as shown below. 

 

Switch 

Value if On 

Value if OFF 

  1 

  2 

  3 

  4 

  5 

16 

  6 

32 

  7 

64 

  8 

128 

 

Set the switches in any combination of ON and OFF. Then sum total the values of each switch. Add that 

sum to 8200 for the final value, and that will be the passcode. 

 

The factory default switch positions are (1 through 8): ON, ON, ON, ON, OFF, ON, OFF, OFF. 

Numerically, that is  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1  + 2  +  4  + 8  +  0   + 32 + 0   +  0   . . . . or 

47

  

And this, added to 8200 equals 8247.  8247 is the passcode for each device as it leaves the factory. 

 

 

For further help, contact your dealer that sold the product or TeachLogic at 

www.teachlogic.com

 Support 

page. 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for CPS-121

Page 1: ... every minute The panel is still powered however and will respond to the command to change the amplifier power mode to ON or wake the amplifier Using Control Panel Buttons Press any button to activate the control panel If the panel display is dim the panel is not active and pressing any button is required When a button is pressed the screen will brighten Once the screen is bright the panel is acti...

Page 2: ...e will then proceed to connect The user will be prompted for a passcode The factory default passcode is 8 2 4 7 spells T C H R and it can be changed See last page for changing the passcode 6 Once the connection is made the PAUSE symbol will display The PAUSE symbol means that a device is paired but not playing any content Note Once the panel is in pairing mode it will allow the user a few minutes ...

Page 3: ...e than one TeachLogic device select your desired device by its serial number PLAY symbol displays after a device starts to send audio to the BTR and will remain displayed until 12 seconds after audio is stopped then after 12 seconds the indicator reverts to PAUSE symbol and the device remains actively connected Once disconnected other previously paired devices may then connect But as stated above ...

Page 4: ...cted the BTR will actively try to reestablish connection and the unauthorized owner will need to decline to connect when prompted so that the Android device forgets the pairing 4 Finally if you have problems with unauthorized connections then when you are not using the system to play audio from your desired Bluetooth connected device keep that BT input channel muted To do this press the BT button ...

Page 5: ...her inputs Press the button for that audio source e g MicA or BT then adjust the volume up to mid range If it had been muted or turned down to minimum level this will correct that Alternatively independently check that the device sending audio e g a microphone computer television can successfully send audio to another system over the same cables such as a powered speaker or another room s TeachLog...

Page 6: ...usive The first switch with the 1 label by it has a value of 0 or 1 of Off or On the second switch with 2 label has a value of 0 or 2 the third has a value of 0 or 4 and so forth and as shown below Switch Value if On Value if OFF 1 1 0 2 2 0 3 4 0 4 8 0 5 16 0 6 32 0 7 64 0 8 128 0 Set the switches in any combination of ON and OFF Then sum total the values of each switch Add that sum to 8200 for t...

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