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Front View
The following LED indicators appear, depending on
whether the device is powered on and which type of
device is connected to the Wireless Music Bridge.
1
Bluetooth
—Displays the status
of a Bluetooth connection.
BLUE solid—Bluetooth is connected.
2
DLNA (Digital Living Network
Alliance)
—
Displays the status
of a DLNA connection.
BLUE solid—DLNA is connected.
3
AirPlay
—Displays the status
of an AirPlay connection.
BLUE flashing—The device is booting.
BLUE solid—AirPlay is Ready/
Connected.
4
Power LED
—Indicates that power
is present. The Wireless Music Bridge
turns on immediately after power
is applied to it.
BLUE solid—The power is on.
NOTE:
DLNA and AirPlay LEDs flash every
second during a firmware update.
Wireless Music Bridge
Installation and Setup
Guide
Back View
1
5V DC
(power jack)—Only connect the provided
5V power supply.
2
Reset (button)
—Press one time to reset the
Wireless Music Bridge but maintain its network
settings.
3
ID (button)
—Press one time to identify the
Wireless Music Bridge in your Control4 system.
4
BT (button)
—Manually disconnects Bluetooth
and places the Wireless Music Bridge in
pairing
mode.
5
Analog Output (2 jacks)
—Stereo analog output
jacks for speakers and amplifiers.
6
Digital Output (1 jack)
—Coaxial digital output
jack for speakers and amplifiers.
7
Ethernet (port)
—RJ-45 Ethernet jack for a 10/100
BaseT Ethernet connection.
Network Options
Connect the Wireless Music Bridge using one of these
network types:
NOTE:
If you are using Ethernet, connect
the Ethernet cable
before
you power on
the Wireless Music Bridge. The device will
automatically go to WiFi mode if the power is
plugged in before the Ethernet cable.
• Standard Ethernet
—For best results, this is the
preferred option. Connect the Wireless Music
Bridge to your network using a standard Ethernet
cable.
• WiFi
—The Wireless Music Bridge is able to
connect to your local wireless network and
supports WEP, WPA, and WPA2 wireless
networks. If you have an available local wireless
network, no additional wiring is needed except
for power.
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