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You can connect compatible Bluetooth devices such
as most smartphones with your DecoderStation 6 via
Bluetooth. The sound output of the smartphone then
occurs via the DecoderStation 6.
The Bluetooth wireless transmission system has a
range of approximately 10 metres that can be com-
promised by walls and furnishings. If the connection
is cut off, the DecoderStation 6 will attempt to re-con-
nect until you select another source.
Pairing
1. In the "System Setup" menu, select the sub-menu
"Wireless" and then the menu item "Bluetooth".
2. Push the • button (35) twice to start the pairing
process. The notice "Pairing" will appear on the
display panel (3).
3. Activate the Bluetooth function on your source
device (e.g. smartphone).
4. Let your source device search for Bluetooth devic-
es. You will find more information about this in the
instruction manual of your source device.
After the search run, the "DecoderStation 6" should
also be present in the list of detected devices.
5. Select "DecoderStation 6" from the list of detected
devices.
The DecoderStation 6 will now play back all sounds
that would otherwise be played by your source
device.
Playback
1. Use the BLUETOOTH button (19) to select Bluetooth
as the source.
2. On your source device, switch the Bluetooth func-
tion on.
3. Start playback with your Bluetooth device.
If your device is a smartphone, the Bluetooth
connection will be interrupted in the event of an in-
coming call and you can make phone calls as usual.
After finishing your phone call, the sounds will
once again be diverted and played back by your
DecoderStation 6.
4. To end the Bluetooth connection, turn off the
Bluetooth function on your source device and select
another source on the DecoderStation 6.
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