Bluetooth Connection - Behringer EUROLIVE B15X Guia De Inicio Rapido

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Bluetooth Connection

To stream audio from a Bluetooth-enabled device, you will need at least one B12X/B15X speaker and an iPad*/iPhone/Android*/Windows* device with basic Bluetooth
connectivity. With a streaming-only Bluetooth connection, all related B12X/B15X DSP functions must still be controlled directly from the B12X/B15X rear panel via the
rotary encoder.
For Apple* iOS or Android devices, you can also download our dedicated Behringer Live Control app from the App Store. The app allows you to fully control a single or
stereo pair of B12X/B15X speakers, including all DSP functions, remotely from your iOS or Android device (see "Bluetooth Control" below for more information).
*iPad and Apple are trademarks of Apple Inc. Android is a trademark of Google Inc. Windows is either a registered trademark or trademark of
Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
Bluetooth Streaming
To stream Bluetooth audio with any Bluetooth device (iPad/iPhone/Android/Windows, etc.):
Mono Operation
1. Enable Bluetooth on your remote device.
2. Switch on your B12X/B15X speaker and minimize the volume.
3. Select "Pair device" from the B12X/B15X speaker's Bluetooth menu.
4. Check that your remote device is searching for a connection.
5. Once your device detects the B12X/B15X speaker, select the B12X/B15X speaker from your remote device's menu (e.g., "Behringer B12X").
6. Wait until the remote device shows an active connection, and then check the speaker's Bluetooth menu, which should display the name of the remote device
(e.g., "Xperia Z5 Compa").
7. Bluetooth music can now be streamed to your B12X/B15X speaker. The stereo signal will automatically mix down to mono.
8. The B12X/B15X speaker will display the Bluetooth indicator on the main, top-level DSP screen.
Stereo Operation
1. Complete the steps above to connect the first speaker to Bluetooth audio.
2. The first connected speaker automatically becomes the MASTER speaker.
3. Switch on the second speaker, which becomes the SLAVE speaker.
4. Select "Link speaker" from the SLAVE speaker's Bluetooth menu.
5. The SLAVE speaker will display "Slave linking..."
6. Select "Link speaker" from the MASTER speaker's Bluetooth menu.
7. The MASTER speaker will display "Master Linking..."
8. Wait for the speakers to link.
9. Once the linking process is complete, Bluetooth audio will stream to the two speakers. The MASTER speaker will receive the left channel, and the
SLAVE speaker will receive the right channel.
10. MASTER and SLAVE connection will be indicated on the main, top-level DSP screens.
Bluetooth Control
A dedicated iOS/Android Live Control app for Behringer Bluetooth-enabled speakers can be downloaded from the Apple Store and Android market.
When connected with a B12X/B15X speaker, the Live Control allows full remote control over all DSP functions, including Bluetooth streaming. Bluetooth streaming can
be done in parallel with analogue audio and sent to both mono and stereo setups.
• In both mono and stereo mode, first pair the MASTER speaker, and then launch the control app.
• If the Live Control app is connected to the speaker, you will see the following DSP screens:
• The Live Control app will automatically detect and adapt for mono or stereo mode.
• To alter the speaker settings, swipe the screen or press the settings icon. All B12X/B15X speaker settings can be accessed from the control app.
Operation with Bluetooth Pairing and Audio Streaming
• In both mono and stereo mode, first pair the MASTER speaker, and then launch the Live Control app.
• The Live Control app will automatically detect and adapt for mono or stereo mode.
• To alter the speaker settings, swipe the screen or press the settings icon. All B12X/B15X speaker settings can be accessed from the Live Control app.
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