Listening To Sounds Played Back On The Main Unit From Bluetooth Devices - JVC UX-GN9V Instructions Manual

NOTE
• If "CANNOT" and "CONNECT" flash in the dis-
play window, the connection between this sys-
tem and the Bluetooth device has failed. At this
time, try repeating steps 5 to 7.
Listening to sounds played back on
a Bluetooth device from the speakers
1
Connect a Bluetooth USB adaptor.
• Refer to page 47.
2
Press [Bluetooth 6].
3
Start playback on the Bluetooth
device.
NOTE
• To turn off the signals from the Bluetooth device,
refer to page 50.
Operating the Bluetooth device
using the remote control
When the Bluetooth device is compatible with the
AVRCP profile, you can operate the Bluetooth
device using the remote control of this system.
Remote control
button
[Bluetooth 6]
7
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* To pause playback, depending on the Bluetooth
device, press [Bluetooth 6] once or hold it
down for one or more seconds. To return to nor-
mal playback, press the same button again.
NOTE
• Some Bluetooth devices may not be controlled
by the remote control of this system.
Usage
Starts and pauses
playback. *
Stops playback.
Selects a track.
For the locations of the remote
control buttons, refer to page 46.
Listening to sounds played
back on the main unit from
Bluetooth devices
Pairing this system and a Bluetooth
device
1
Connect a Bluetooth USB adaptor.
• Refer to page 47.
2
Operate the desired Bluetooth
device (headphone) so that this
system can discover it.
• For details on the setting, refer to the opera-
tion manual for the Bluetooth device.
3
Press [DVD/CD 6], [USB1 6],
[USB2 6] or [TUNER/AUDIO IN]
to select a source other than "BT"
(Bluetooth) in the display window.
4
Hold down [Bluetooth 6] for 2 or
more seconds.
• The built-in transmitter of the main unit is
activated.
• The "Bluetooth" indicator starts flashing.
5
Press [Bluetooth SETTING] repeat-
edly while holding down [SHIFT] to
select "SRCH DV" in the display
window.
6
Press [ENTER/SET].
• The main unit starts searching for Bluetooth
devices.
• The name of the Bluetooth device discov-
ered first appears in the display window.
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