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• Cinebar Pro
WIRELESS
Wireless Status
You can operate the Cinebar Pro with
a compatible wireless subwoofer and
wireless rear speakers. For this, pair
the devices:
1. Select this menu item and push
the OK button
(34)
.
The notice “PAIRING” appears
in the text field
(21)
– now, the
Cinebar Pro will scan for a wireless
subwoofer for approx. 30 seconds.
2. On your wireless speakers, start
the process to establish a connec-
tion with their “Pairing” buttons
(see the corresponding user
manuals).
–
The connection will have been
established after a short time and
the designations of the connected
wireless speakers will appear in
the text field.
–
If “Search” appears instead, no
connection has been established.
Repeat the process.
Bluetooth status
Indicates the status of the Blue-
tooth® connection:
“Not connected” – No device is
paired.
“Connected” – an active connection
exists.
Pushing the OK button
(34)
ends
any active connection and starts a
new pairing operation. The message
“PAIRING” will appear in the text field
and the message “Ready to connect”
will appear on the TV set. Then start
the connection process to your Blue-
tooth® source (also see „Bluetooth®
Mode“ on page 29).
Bluetooth
®
Device Name
(will be displayed on the TV set only)
The name of the external player is
displayed here when the connection
is active.
WiFi Status
(will be displayed on the TV set only)
Displays the status of the WiFi
connection:
“Connected/Not connected”
The WiFi connection is established
and controlled with the Chromecast
app (see „Google Chromecast“ on
page 28).
WiFi RSSI
(will be displayed on the TV set only)
The “Received Signal Strength Indi-
cator” (RSSI) shows the reception
level of the WiFi connection.
WiFi SSID
(will be displayed on the TV set only)
The “Service Set Identifier” (SSID)
is the name of the base station, to
which a WiFi connection exists.
WiFi IP address
(will be displayed on the TV set only)
The IP address of the Cinebar Pro
assigned by the base station.
