Lindy BRA-30 User Manual page 4

User Manual
Disconnecting
1. To disconnect, turn off the BTA-30 or Bluetooth on your device.
2. To disconnect via NFC simply Tap your device on top of the BTA-30.
Speakerphone
Once a Bluetooth connection has been established,
a) To make a call use your phone as normal to dial & call a number, then use the BTA-30's built in
microphone as you would a hands free kit, mobile headset or conference phone.
b) To receive a call when your phone rings, answer the phone as usual and then use the BTA-30's built in
microphone as you would a hands free kit, mobile headset or conference phone.
c) To end a call, press the BTA-30's Power Button or end the call using your phone as usual.
d) Audio playing from your device will continue once you end a call.
Reconnecting with your device
The effective range of the BTA-30 is 10m (line of sight). If you hold, wear or cover the source device or BTA-30 in
any way this distance will be shortened. If you move out of range, or turn off the Bluetooth feature on your source
device, the BTA-30 will be automatically disconnected. To reconnect, simply open the Bluetooth manager on your
source device and tap on "LINDY BTA-30", the connection will be re-established.
Adding New & Additional devices
The BTA-30 holds pairing information with up to 8 devices at once, these are simply replaced as new devices are
added. If you want to switch between different source devices, follow these steps.
1. End the existing Bluetooth connection with the initial connected source device.
2. Once clear the BTA-30 will be free to connect with another source device.
Troubleshooting
If you plan for the BTA-30 to be unused for extended periods of time it is advised that you unplug its power
supply and disconnect any external connections
To avoid a lost connection
1. Keep your source devices in range of the BTA-30 - 10m.
2. Make sure there is a clear line of sight between the BTA-30 and source device and that there are no
obstructions in the way.
If no audio plays from your connected speakers
1. Make sure the BTA-30 is powered on and/or the battery is charged – the Bluetooth Status light should
flash intermittently or the Power Indicator light will be lit Red. (If connected to external power).
2. Make sure the audio cable is correctly and firmly connected to the BTA-30.
3. Make sure that the audio source selection of your amplifier matches your audio connection (analogue
audio).
4. Make sure you are within range – 10m.
5.
Make sure the Bluetooth function is active on your source device and you are not paired with other
Bluetooth devices.
6. Make sure the source devices audio is not muted or turned down.
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