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Using In Other Locations
There are many places where you might want to enjoy music on your BryFi that are out of range of or lacking a
useable WiFi network: at the dock, on the beach, on a camping trip, etc. To make sure that you can still enjoy your
music, the BryFi has a built-in WiFi hotspot which automatically becomes active when out of range of your home
network. This is signified by flashing blue and red LEDs. When the hotspot is available, your BryFi will appear
as an available WiFi network on your device's WiFi or network settings. To connect to the BryFi WiFi hotspot,
simply join the BryFi-xxxxxx network. On iOS devices, a Safari window will automatically open to our WebUI.
Tap "Cancel" in the top right corner and a pop-up will appear. Tap "Use Without Internet" and then close the web
page. Once connected you will be able to play music using the same method used when you were connected to
your home network.
Using Wired Devices
If you' d like to use an audio source with your BryFi that does not have wireless capability, your BryFi has both
front and rear 3.5mm analog input jacks signified by the
icon. To use the analog input, simply connect your
source to one of the analog input jacks with an appropriate cable. Open a web browser and enter BryFi.local/ in
the address bar (or name.local/ if you have renamed your BryFi). On Android devices, open the BryFi app. In the
top right corner of the page, tap or click on the gear icon. In the menu pop-up, click the check box beside Analog
Input. The analog input will now be active and the volume can be controlled using the volume knob on the front
of your BryFi.
(Note: if playback from the WebUI, AirPlay, or uPnP is started while in analog input mode, your BryFi will
automatically switch off the analog input and begin playback of the selected stream.)
Playing to Multiple BryFis
If you have more than one BryFi and would like to play the same music on multiple devices, a Playback Group can
be created. To do this, navigate to the Playback page of the BryFi WebUI. At the bottom of the page you will see all
the BryFi systems that are available on your network (Note: all systems must be powered on and connected to the
same WiFi network and each system should be given a unique name). Click on the BryFi with access to the music
that you' d like to play and start playback. Next click on the Edit Group button on the right side of the Playback
page. You will now see each available BryFi listed on a new page and the system currently playing music will show
the track information next to Now Playing. To create a group, simply click and hold on the system you' d like to
group and drag it on top of the system with music currently playing. You will see the single "Axiom A" icon change
to two icons. Each system will now have its own volume control slider to allow the volume of each individual
system to be changed, along with a master slider beside the group which changes all levels together. Additional
systems may be added to the group by dragging and dropping onto the group as described above. Any individual
system can be removed from the group at any time by clicking the trash bin icon next to that system.
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