Wireless Connections; Pairing A Bluetooth Device; Playing Audio Wirelessly; Charging A Connected Device - iLive iHB603B User Manual

Wireless Connections

Pairing a Bluetooth Device

1. Power on the unit by pressing the Power button.
2. Press the Source button to switch to Bluetooth
Mode.
The display will show the flashing letters bt.
3. Press and hold the Pair button.
BT will flash quickly on the display.
4. When pairing, remain within 3 feet of the unit.
5. Using the controls on your Bluetooth device,
select the IHB603 in your Bluetooth settings
to pair.
6. If your device requests a password, enter the
default password 0 0 0 0 .
Refer to the user's manual for your specific device
for instructions on pairing and connecting
Bluetooth devices.
7. When successfully paired, the pairing indicator
will remain solid.
After initial pairing, the unit will stay paired unless
unpaired manually by the user or erased due to a
reset of the device.
If your device should become unpaired, follow the
above steps again.
If any pairing issues should occur, un-pair the unit
on your Bluetooth device and follow the above
steps again.
Customer Support: 1-888-999-4215

Playing Audio Wirelessly

1. Follow the instructions for Pairing a Bluetooth
Device.
2. Use the controls on the connected Bluetooth
Device to select a track.
3. To play, pause or skip the selected track, use the
controls on the connected Bluetooth Device or
press the Play/Pause or Skip/Search buttons.
4. Audio played through the connected Bluetooth
device will now be heard through the speakers.

Charging a Connected Device

1. Make sure the unit is powered on.
2. Using the appropriate USB charging cable (not
included), connect one end to the device and
the other to the Charger on the unit.
3. The device will now charge.
Refer to the user's manual of your specific device for
the manufacturer's required charging amperage, as
well as determining the appropriate cable for your
device before charging.
Note: This device uses a USB charging port with
a 500mA maximum charging capacity, making it
unsuitable for charging iPads.
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