Linking - Martin Audio BlacklineX Powered XP12 User Manual

Linking

The loudspeaker may also be linked to a second loudspeaker. This allows you to stream audio simultaneously to a pair of speakers either in
stereo or "zoned" with a mono signal, useful if for example you need to send a signal to a subwoofer and mid-top combination or to a pair
of loudspeakers in different locations.
The steps to link loudspeakers is quite similar to that of pairing a device as follows:
Select Connect and push the speaker control encoder.
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2. The text NOT LINKED will change to SEARCHING... and Connect will change to Cancel.
3. From here, turn the other loudspeakers on and follow these same steps to link, or push the speaker control encoder to cancel the
action.
4. The text SEARCHING... will change to PRIMARY on one loudspeaker and SECONDARY on the other. Cancel will also change to
Disconnect. From here select a Bluetooth mode (see below) or push the speaker control encoder to disconnect.
There are two modes available when two loudspeakers are linked; Stereo and Zone. The stereo setting is the default two loudspeaker set-
up, ideal for applications such as a party, DJ, etc., where a device is paired and streaming music in stereo. The main level controls both
loudspeakers.
If the Bluetooth mode is set to stereo, you may select which loudspeaker is located on the left and which is on the right. Simply rotate the
speaker control encoder so that channel is illuminated, then push the button to enter and edit. Rotate to illuminate your choice – left or
right – then push the button to select.
The zone mode setting is your optional loudspeaker setup, ideal for when the loudspeakers are placed in different locations and allows for
separate main level controls. BlacklineX Powered loudspeakers in zone mode setting will receive a mono-summed signal.
Illuminating and selecting the left-facing arrow returns you to the Settings screen.
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