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How to use your new Opalum STORM

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  • Page 1 Owner’s guide How to use your new Opalum STORM...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    5.2 Volume offset adjustment 5.3 Bluetooth 5.4 Source select Dual configuration 6.1 Define the slave 6.2 Define the master 6.3 Connect the master and the slave 6.4 Configure the dual system 6.5 Using the dual system Opalum STORM – www.stormbyopalum.com Rev. 1.1...

  • Page 3: The Opalum Storm

    Opalum STORM can operate as standalone, but also features an interface to connect two units for either stereo use, or just to extend the overall output by adding one more speaker.

  • Page 4: Controls And Connectors

    3. Volume down This button can be used to decrease the volume offset down. 4. Speaker link This is where you connect your second STORM if you want to use them as one system. 5. DC input Connect the supplied power supplier to this connector.

  • Page 5: The Status Indicator

    Switch the system off by pressing Standby 2 Wait 30 seconds 3 Switch the system on by pressing Standby 4 If problem remains then remove mains power 5 Wait 2 minutes 6 Apply mains power Opalum STORM – www.stormbyopalum.com Rev. 1.1...

  • Page 6: Using Storm

    The pairing mode will terminate automatically when a device pairing is completed, or after a timeout of 5 minutes. Please see the user guide of your device for how to pair. STORM is identified by the name “Opalum STORM xx:xx”, where xx:xx is a unique number. After pairing is completed STORM remembers the device, and vice versa –...

  • Page 7: Dual Configuration

    Dual configuration STORM has a feature which enables it to connect to a second STORM. If this is done, one STORM is considered the master and the other one is the slave of the system. All sources will connect to the master, and the slave will simply just follow the state of the master.

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