Disconnecting Bluetooth; Connect With Line In Terminal And Play Music - Onkyo RBX-500 Manual De Instrucciones

Disconnecting Bluetooth

To disconnect a Bluetooth device from the unit,
either press the button on the main unit or
button on the remote controller. Turning off the
power also disconnects the Bluetooth device.
Bluetooth standby
Bluetooth standby enables users to power on the
main unit by attempting Bluetooth connection from
a Bluetooth device.
Make the main unit standby.
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
Press and hold
2
main unit or on the remote controller
for 3 seconds or more.
The unit turns to Bluetooth standby, and the
power indicator lights up in orange.
When Bluetooth connection is made from a
Bluetooth device, the main unit turns power on
and music can be played.
Furthermore, when Bluetooth connection is
disconnected from the Bluetooth device, the
main unit turns power off in about 2 minutes.
When the Bluetooth device is in the Standby
mode, the standby energy increases a little.
Canceling Bluetooth standby
Press and hold  button for 3 seconds or more
during the Bluetooth standby state. The power
indicator (orange) turns off, and returns to reg-
ular standby.
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Play music
Connect with LINE IN terminal and
play music
An external device can be connected and music can
be played in the main unit.
Make the main unit standby, and con-
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nect an external device with LINE IN ter-
minal on the backside.
Use a commercially-available cable suitable for
the external device. The terminal of the main
unit is stereo miniature jack.
Press button on the remote control-
2
ler.
Operate the external device to play
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music.
Notes:
In case of connection with the earphone jack of
a device such as a digital audio player, sound
volume may be too small. When this happens,
control the device to turn up the sound vol-
ume.
Notes:
The Line-in terminal has been designed for connec-
tion from headphone output of a portable device.
Accordingly, connecting the terminal with a device of
high output voltage (1.5 V or more) could result in
sound distortion.
When sound distortion occurs, turn down the vol-
ume if it is possible to turn down the volume on the
connected device.
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