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DAK’s Power²
Portable PA Speaker
Dear Fellow DAKonian,
Thanks for purchasing our Power² Portable PA Speaker. This Quickstart Guide will get you up and running in no
time
Power Settings:
- First, charge your Power² for about 10 hours to get a full charge. You can leave it
charging for up to 24 hours without damaging the battery. The “Full” indicator will light up sooner than
that. Ignore it for your first use.
- To charge up, plug into the wall with the included power cord, and flip the AC power switch to ‘ON.’
(Do NOT switch the voltage if you are in the US. It is already properly set.)
- You can also use your Power² while it is being charged without damaging the battery-
just flip the Power Source switch to AC input and the unit will power on while plugged in.
Using Bluetooth:
- When the Power² is powered on, press the ‘input’ button. You will see the blue Bluetooth light rapidly
flash along with a beep. This means that the Power² is in pair mode. It is searching for a Bluetooth signal
to connect with.
Now, with your audio source (like your iPad, smartphone or Bluetooth enabled computer), turn on
Bluetooth and search for nearby available devices.
After a few seconds, you will see DAK’s PowerSquared as one of the options. Select it for pairing. You
will hear a confirmation beep from your Power², indicating that it paired to your audio source
successfully.
Hit play on your audio source and you’re all set!
Other Input Devices:
- Whenever you press the input button, you’re toggling to the next available input device, be it the Aux
line input, the SD card or the USB port.
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You can control the playlist on your SD card and flash drive directly from the music controls on top of
your Power². This works with many Bluetooth connections as well (but not all).
Wireless Microphone:
- The included wireless microphone requires to AA batteries to power on.
- When you power on the wireless microphone you’ll see the power light turn red for just a second. Don’t
worry that the light doesn’t stay red. That’s just how the mic works.
- The wireless frequency is set at 202.75 MHz and has a max range of 100 feet. Walls, interference and
battery power all affect the range. Stay within 50 feet for the best results. Hold the mic at a 45 degree
angle and a few inches away from your mouth.
