Connect To Your V3Us Using Bluetooth - Wren V3US Guía De Inicio

Connect to your V3US using Bluetooth

In addition to a variety of WiFi streaming technologies, your V3US is equipped with
Bluetooth wireless technology. While we recognize that most V3US customers will
use WiFi, we believe that Bluetooth comes in handy in a number of instances:
Since it does not require a WiFi router, you can stream music using Bluetooth when
you are outside the range of a router (e.g., on the patio) or when you vacation in a
location where WiFi is not available or the available WiFi is encumbered with firewalls
and other security protocols that prevent it's use or, due to limited bandwidth and
heavy traffic (e.g., hotels, work places), WiFi's quality of service is severely constrained.
Visitors, guests and household members may use devices that are not equipped with
AirPlay or Play-Fi. Nearly all recently developed devices that can store and play music
are quipped with Bluetooth technology. Moreover, those devices equipped with aptX
Bluetooth will enjoy WiFi-like lossless fidelity.
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Pairing with your V3US
Pairing occurs when two Bluetooth devices "communicate" with each other and create a
connection. The Wren V3US can "remember" the last six Bluetooth devices that have
paired with it. For best results, have your Bluetooth source device near your V3US.
Note: Your V3US will automatically enter pairing mode the first time you select Bluetooth as your source.
The following directions are for all subsequent pairings. If you are setting up the speaker for the first time,
start with step 3 below.
Make sure your Bluetooth source
device and the V3US are both
turned on and the Bluetooth
mode is selected as the source
on your V3US.
Press the setup button on the
rear of your V3US until
(Figure 1)
the Bluetooth source indicator
blinks amber once every second
. This will place the
(Figure 2)
V3US into "discoverable"
mode.
In the Bluetooth control section
of your source device, place the
source device into "discovery"
mode. V3US15_XXXXXXX should
appear on the list of devices that
can be paired.
blinking
amber
Figure 1 Figure 2
Steps 4-6, next page
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