La Boite Concept PR LINK, Руководство пользователя

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USE
BLUEtootH® CoNNECtIoN
Your PR LINK is equipped with Bluetooth® AptX: this technology enables you to send your music
from your tablet or smartphone, cable-free, to your speaker. The PR LINK’s Bluetooth® receiver
lets you listen to high-definition music wirelessly.
To use this connection, simply :
1. Allumer votre PR LINK.
2. Le Bluetooth est la source par défaut et s’allume automatiquement. Le voyant LED sur le PR LINK
commence à clignoter en blanc.
3. Activez la fonctionnalité Bluetooth® sur votre appareil (tablette ou smartphone).
4. Presser une fois le bouton d’appairage qui se nomme BT PAIR dans la trappe, un son de re-
cherche est émis et le voyant LED clignote rapidement.
5. On your device, select PR LINK from the list.
6. Once the LED lights up steadily and you hear a continuous tone, you’re connected.
7. You can now enjoy your wireless listening and control your playlists from your source (tablet
and smartphone) within a radius of around 20 meters of your PR LINK.
NOTE:
You only need to pair your tablet or smartphone once with your PR LINK, and the device is then
included in the list of your Bluetooth® devices. When pairing a new device, press the button
again and repeat the above steps. Your PR LINK can store up to 6 devices in its memory.
JACK AUXILIAR 3.5MM CoNNECtIoN
RCA CoNNECtIoN
Use the RCA input using the cable supplied (the double-ended cable with RCA plug and 3.5mm
jack audio device) to connect your PR LINK to audio sources such as your cell phone, tablet,
computer or tablet.
1. Connect the supplied RCA audio cable to your PR LINK located at the source panel and to
your source’s audio output.
2. Use the source control knob to select the RCA input.
Use the 3.5 mm jack auxiliary input to connect your PR LINK to audio sources such as your CD
player.
1. Connect the audio cable to your PR LINK located on the source panel and to the audio output
of your music device (source).
2. Use the source control knob to select the AUXILIAR input.
Use the optical input to connect your PR LINK to your TV, hard disk drive, streaming player, satel-
lite or cable receiver. The optical input only works with PCM stereo. If a connected device sends
5.1 sound (or similar surround sound), the PR LINK will not work.
1. Connect the optical audio cable to your PR LINK located at the source panel and to the optical
audio input of your source.
2. Use the source control knob to select the OPTICAL input.
optICAL CoNNECtIoN
ARC CoNNECtIoN
Use the ARC input to connect your PR LINK to your TV. The ARC input is useful for controlling the
volume of your PR LINK from the TV remote control.
1. Connect the ARC audio cable to your PR LINK located at the source panel and to the HDMI
ARC audio input on your TV.
2. Use the source control knob to select the ARC input.
Note: To benefit from HDMI ARC technology, the devices to be connected must be compatible.
Your TV must have an HDMI ARC output. HDMI connection allows you to connect your PR LINK
indistinctly to your game console, DVD player and so on. With ARC functionality, your PR INK will
automatically receive sound.
USB-A Et USB-C CHARGER
PR LINK features an integrated USB A port and USB C charging port. The charging ports will
power all your USB peripherals. Switching the PR LINK off in «off» mode, or using the main switch
and standby mode, will cut power to the socket.
The USB A and USB C charger is compatible with most USB devices at 5V power supply and can
provide up to 2A for USB A and USB C charging current.
Note: Never use the charger with damaged cables, as these could overheat and cause a fire.
Charging current for USB-A and USB-C devices is limited to 10W. This is sufficient to charge most
smartphones and tablets. The charger is not compatible with the older iPod Classic (pre-2010)
and other types of device that are not fully compatible with standard USB cables.
AUto StANBY
Auto-standby occurs after 20 minutes with no audio signal (except via the STREAMER source).
Automatic wake-up is only possible via the last source used when the speaker has switched to
automatic standby.