Heco ASCADA 2.0, Важные указания по установке и гарантийный талон

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5. Connection to a Bluetooth device
Switch the active loudspeaker to the Bluetooth input. If you have previously connected a Bluetooth device, the sound
deck will automatically attempt to re-establish a connection with this device. If this is the case, you may be required to
manually reconfirm the connection on the source device.
If a connection has not already been made or the connection cannot be re-established, activate the ‚pairing mode‘. To
switch the speaker to the pairing mode, briefly press the PAIR button (Fig. 4, (28)) on the remote control or press and
hold the volume/source button (Fig. 2, (7)) for at least 3 seconds. The blue STBY/Pair LED (Fig. 1, (1)) will flash quickly
whenever the pairing mode is active.
Now activate the Bluetooth mode on your source device. The speaker will appear in the list of Bluetooth devices as
„Heco Ascada 2.0“. If it is not displayed in the list, set your source device to search for Bluetooth devices manually and
make sure that the speaker has been switched to the pairing mode.
Depending on the source device, you may be asked whether the password is to be accepted during the pairing procedure.
You can confirm this by simply pressing „Accept“. If you are still asked for a password, use the default passwords
„0000“ or „1234“. If you are asked if you want to establish a connection after pairing, please select „Yes“. When the
device has been paired and connected successfully the Bluetooth LED status indicator will illuminate continuously and
the STBY-Pair LED goes out.
The sound deck supports the „aptx®“ high quality audio transmission standard. If your source device also supports
this standard, „aptx®“ will be selected automatically as the transfer mode when establishing a Bluetooth connection.
NOTE: Please check whether the output of the audio source
a) has a fixed volume level or
b) the level can be adjusted with the volume controller of the audio source.
In case a) you can adjust the volume using the remote control of the Heco Ascada 2.0; in case b) the level of the audio
source should be set to a maximum level where no distortions can be heard at the highest volume setting of the Ascada
2.0. The volume of the audio source should also be taken into account. No distortions should be evident here either.
Connecting the left speaker
The set consists of an active speaker and a passive speaker. A stereo amplifier is incorporated in the active speaker.
The left, passive speaker is connected using the supplied cable. Please take the polarities into account when doing this.
The positive terminal of the active speaker must be connected with the positive terminal of the passive speaker and the
negative terminal of the active speaker must be connected with the negative terminal of the passive speaker. One wire
of the speaker cable is marked to provide protection against polarity reversal.
Connecting a subwoofer to the active speaker
The active speaker has a subwoofer output (fig. 3(19)) at the rear for controlling an active subwoofer. Use a mono audio
cable and the LINE-IN input of the active subwoofer. The subwoofer output has a low-pass filter with a cut-off frequency
of 150Hz. This speaker is ideally suited for operation with an active subwoofer with a variable low-pass filter.
Connecting a mobile source device to the USB charging port:
To charge a smartphone/tablet/e-reader or other rechargeable device that is equipped with a USB input, simply connect
it to the USB charging port (Fig. 3, (14)) by using a suitable USB cable.
PLEASE NOTE: This is a pure charging port without any audio functionality. Improper use (e.g. attempting to play music
via a USB stick or portable hard drive) may damage or destroy the device!
OPERATION
When the mains adapter is supplied with power and the power switch (Fig. 3, (10)) is switched on, the STBY/ PAIR-LED
on the active speaker will illuminate red. The speaker is now in its Standby mode. The speaker‘s inputs (15) to (18) and
its Bluetooth functionality mean 5 different audio sources can be simultaneously connected. The remote control (Fig. 4,
(21)) can be used to switch on the speaker and buttons (23) to (27) can be used to select an audio source. The volume
can be adjusted by using buttons (32), while the speaker can be muted via button (22).