4
5
Notes:
If you don’t see
808 Encore
in the list of Bluetooth devices on your phone, choose
“Scan” from your phone’s Bluetooth menu.
The process of enabling Bluetooth and connecting varies from device to device. See
your device’s owners manual for more information and specific instructions.
5. Start playing music on your device
The speaker starts streaming your music wirelessly.
Note:
Make sure your device’s volume is set to at least 75%.
Bluetooth Wireless Connection Tips
• Make sure the Bluetooth capability of your device is turned on.
• Make sure there’s nothing plugged into the speaker’s
LINE IN
jack when you’re trying
to use Bluetooth.
• The Bluetooth wireless connection works up to a range of roughly 33 feet (10 meters).
This range may vary, however, based on other factors, such as room layout, wall
material, obstacles, your device’s Bluetooth performance, etc. If you’re having problems
connecting to the speaker, move closer to it.
• If your device asks you for a password to connect, use “0000”.
Step 4: Choose your audio source
Speaker top
Press the SOURCE button on the top of the
speaker to cycle through the available inputs:
- USB A
- USB B
- SD
- Line In
- Bluetooth
- Radio
The display on the top of the speaker shows you
which audio source is currently playing.
To set up Bluetooth:
Follow the instructions
below.
USB A
Setting up Bluetooth
1. Press the SOURCE button on the speaker until the display
says “BLUETOOTH.”
2. Press and hold the button on the speaker for 3 seconds.
The light rings on the front of the speaker flash blue, and the speaker
gives an audio signal.
3. Enable Bluetooth on your phone or other audio device
If it isn’t already on, turn on the Bluetooth function of your device.
4. Select 808 Encore from the list of devices
The speaker gives an audio signal when it’s finished connecting to your
smartphone. The lights on the front of the speaker flash green, and the
display on the top of the speaker says “BLUETOOTH CONNECTED”.
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Notes About USB Audio/Charging
• If you’re charging your phone, make sure you unplug the USB device when you turn the
speaker off. If you turn the speaker back on with a USB device plugged in and USB A
or USB B selected as the source, the speaker will enter its firmware update mode and
automatically power off and on.
• If the speaker’s battery is running low and it’s not plugged in, the speaker might stop
charging USB devices to conserve power. If the speaker’s battery is critically low, the
speaker will power off—you should plug the speaker in to charge its battery.
