Brp Audio Premium System (If Equipped) - BOMBARDIER Sea-Doo GTX Operator's Manual

EQUIPMENT
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STEERING COLUMN ADJUSTMENT LATCH
SECURED
1. Steering support grooves
2. Release handle locked
15) BRP Audio Premium
System (If equipped)
The BRP Audio Premium sound sys-
tem is composed of two waterproof
speaker enclosures that connect via
bluetooth to a smartphone, a keypad
and, on Limited models, a USB port.
When the START/STOP button is
pressed, the system will be powered
for 75 seconds. When the tether cord
is installed on the engine cut-off switch
and the START/STOP switch is de-
pressed, the system will be powered
for 60 minutes. This will permit listen-
ing to the BRP Audio Premium system
for an extended period. When the bat-
tery drops below 12.3V, the LOW BAT-
TERY indicator lamp will light up and
the electrical system will shut down
after 75 seconds to prevent the battery
from draining completely.
Bluetooth Pairing Mode - When the
unit is powered On, the remote will
automatically try to pair with the last
connected device or will go in pair-
ing mode if no paired devices are de-
tected. When the system is in pair-
ing mode, the Play/Pause/Power
(1) light will blink. To manually en-
ter the pairing mode, hold down the
Play/Pause/Power button for 1 sec-
ond. The unit will emit 2 small beeps
and the Play/Pause/Power button will
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start blinking to indicate it's in pairing
mode. Search for BRP REMOTE from
your device's Bluetooth menu.
NOTE: All previously paired devices
nearby must be turned OFF.
When paired, select a playlist or other
source of music from your smart-
phone.
Never pair a smartphone or change the
playlist or music source on the device
while driving or operating the vehicle.
WARNING
Using a smartphone or trying to
pair a device while driving can dis-
tract the driver from operating the
watercraft. Always use buttons
with caution and always stay alert
on the water, keeping eye contact
with your environment at all times.
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1. Speakers
2. Keypad
The keypad is used to control the
sound system.