Technical Parameters - Pro-Ject Audio Systems T2 W Instructions For Use Manual

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Wi-Fi setup is done via BLE (= Bluetooth Low Energy), so please make sure your phone is granting

Bluetooth access to the "Pro-Ject Control" App. For BLE, you do not need to pair your phone to the

turntable. BLE always, doesn't matter which BLE device, works WITHOUT pairing. A low energy

Bluetooth connection can be established on the fly automatically, just by having Bluetooth turned on

and access granted to the App.

Please allow 10-15 seconds for your phone to discover the turntable after first starting the app,

depending on how fast the Bluetooth connection is. If necessary, restart your phone after granting

access.

Wi-Fi Control Button

Press for 2 seconds: Turns Wi-Fi on or off

Short press: When turned on, start streaming to the previously selected streaming device

The Wi-Fi Control Button is a quick interface for you to start streaming to the streamer that you previously

selected in the Pro-Ject Control App or T2 W webinterface. You can also turn off the Wi-Fi module should

you wish to declutter your Wi-Fi network. Energy consumption is negligible in idle mode when the module is

turned on. But it won't hurt to turn the module off, if you don't use your turntable for longer periods to save

energy consumption.

In usual operation you will probably not need this button, as you will choose which device to stream to in

your App or webinterface. But once you have chosen an output streamer once, you can comfortably start

streaming to it again in a later session, by just pressing the button once. This saves time and there is no need

to break out the App or webinterface.

Pro-Ject Control App & Webinterface

With the Pro-Ject Control App or the T2 W's webinterface you'll do most of your interaction with the T2 W.

After connecting the T2 W to your network, choose which device to control (should you have more than one

on your network) from the main screen and from there choose which output device you want stream your

turntable to. You can stream to as many output devices as your network connection can handle. To stop the

stream simply select the output device again, the blue outline will go away, and streaming to that device will

stop.

Allow some time after choosing an output device and sending the stream to them. Each device reacts

differently past and reports the status back. Some are almost instantaneous and some take a few

seconds. The T2 W uses UPNP to hand over the digital audio streams and the streams itself are

either MP3 or FLAC, and implementations can vary from manufacturer to manufacturer.

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