Logitech Wireless Boombox - Wireless Speaker Quick Start Manual

What's in the box

Features

1. Power button
2. Bluetooth® button
3. Power status light
4. Bluetooth status light
5. Volume down
6. Volume up
7. Auxiliary 3.5 mm input
8. AC power input

Charge the Battery

Pair a Bluetooth device

To play audio from a Bluetooth device, you need to first pair the device with the Boombox. You can pair up to eight devices.

1. On your Bluetooth device, turn on Bluetooth and scan for devices in its Bluetooth menu.
2. Turn on the Boombox. When powering up for the first time, the Boombox is discoverable for 2 minutes and is ready for pairing. If pairing times out (the Bluetooth status light blinks slowly before it turns off), turn the Boombox off and then on to make it discoverable again.
3. When "Logitech Boombox" appears on the device list of your Bluetooth device, select the Boombox. The Bluetooth status light turns solid after pairing is established.

Note: To pair additional Bluetooth devices, press and hold the Bluetooth button until the Bluetooth status light blinks rapidly. Repeat steps 1 and 3.

Bluetooth status light

Listen to music

The Boombox plays music from one paired device at a time.

1. On the Boombox press the Power button to turn it on.
2. Turn on your Bluetooth device.
3. Use the main menu on your device to select music, and then press Play.
   You must have paired this device with the Boombox. The first device you pair is connected automatically and is ready for play. (For more information, refer to Pair a Bluetooth device.)

If the Boombox fails to connect to your device or you want to connect to a different paired device, do the following:

• On your device, go to the Bluetooth menu. (For more information about using this menu, refer to your device documentation.)
• Select "Logitech Boombox." The Boombox connects to your Bluetooth device.
• To switch among paired devices, disconnect the current device using its Bluetooth menu before connecting another paired device to the Boombox.

Using the auxiliary input

Use the included 3.5 mm auxiliary cable to connect an audio device (e.g., an iPod® or MP3 player) to the 3.5 mm auxiliary input on the back of the Boombox (refer to the drawing). Also make sure to set the volume on your audio device to 80% or higher.

When the auxiliary cable is plugged in, the Bluetooth wireless function is disabled. When you unplug the cable from the Boombox, the Bluetooth wireless function is once again enabled.

Power status light

With a full charge, battery life is about 6 hours. Higher volume settings can affect battery charge. Actual battery life varies with use, settings, and environmental conditions. Rechargeable batteries have a limited number of charge cycles.

Troubleshooting

The Boombox does not power on

• Is the power cord connected to the power input on the back of the Boombox?
• Is the power cord plugged into an AC outlet?
• Is the battery charged? Refer to Charge the Battery in this document.

My Bluetooth device is playing, but I can't hear music

• Make sure the Boombox is powered on.
• Battery power may be low. Connect the AC power supply to the Boombox to charge the battery while you listen to music.
• Adjust the volume level using the Volume Up and Down buttons on the Boombox.
• Adjust the volume level on your Bluetooth device.
• Unplug any device connected to the Boombox 3.5 mm auxiliary input. When an audio device is connected to this input, Bluetooth wireless function is disabled.
• Your Bluetooth device may be out of range with the Boombox. The Boombox receives music streams from up to 33 feet (10 meters).
• Make sure Bluetooth for your device is turned on. (Refer to your device documentation for more information.)
• Make sure Bluetooth is selected as the output for your device. (Refer to your device documentation for more information.)
• You may need to reestablish the Bluetooth pairing between your Bluetooth device and the Boombox. For pairing instructions, refer to Pair a Bluetooth device in this document.
• If the above suggestions don't work, try connecting an audio device to the auxiliary 3.5 mm input on the Boombox. Can the Boombox play audio from this source?

If you have more questions about your Logitech Wireless Boombox, visit www.logitech.com/support.

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