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05 Media Play
Using Bluetooth
You can use a Bluetooth device to enjoy music with high
quality stereo sound, all without wires!
What is Bluetooth?
Bluetooth is a technology that enables Bluetooth-
compliant devices to interconnect with each other easily
using a short wireless connection.
• A Bluetooth device may hum or malfunction:
- When a part of your body is in contact with the
receiving/transmitting system of the Bluetooth device
or the Home Theater.
- When it is subject to electrical variation from
obstructions caused by a wall, corner or office
partitioning.
- When it is exposed to electrical interference from
same frequency-band devices including medical
equipment, microwave ovens and wireless LANs.
• Pair the Home Theater with the Bluetooth device while
the two are close together.
• The further the distance is between the Home Theater
and the Bluetooth device, the worse the quality is.
If the distance exceeds the Bluetooth operational
range, the connection is lost.
• In poor reception-sensitivity areas, the Bluetooth
connection may not work properly.
• The Home Theater has an effective reception range of
up to 32.8 feet in all directions if there are no obstacles.
The connection will be automatically cut off if the
device is out of this range. Even within this range, the
sound quality may be degraded by obstacles such as
walls or doors.
• This wireless device may cause electrical interference.
during its operation.
To connect the Home Theater to a
Bluetooth device
Connect
Bluetooth device
Check if the Bluetooth device supports the Bluetooth
compliant stereo headset function.
1. Press the FUNCTION button on the remote control
of the product to display the BT message.
2. Select the Bluetooth menu on the Bluetooth device
you want to connect. For instructions, refer to the
Bluetooth device's manual.
3. Select the Stereo headset menu on the Bluetooth
device.
• You will see a list of devices
4. Select "[HTS]Fxxxxx" from the searched list.
• When the Home Theater is connected to the
Bluetooth device, the device name of the
connected Bluetooth device, followed by the
name of home theater will appear on the front
display of home theater.
5. Play music on the connected device.
• You can listen to the music playing on the
connected Bluetooth device over the Home
Theater system.
| NOTES |
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The Home Theater only supports Middle Quality SBC
data (up to 237kbps@48kHz), and does not support
High Quality SBC data (328kbps@44.1kHz).
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The AVRCP feature is supported. It's functionality
will differ, depending on the specifications of the
connected device.
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Connect only to a Bluetooth device that supports the
A2DP Profile.
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Only one Bluetooth device can be paired at a time.
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The search or connection functions may not work
properly in the following cases:
- If there a strong electric field near or around the
home theater.
- If several Bluetooth devices are simultaneously
paired with product.
- If the Bluetooth device is turned off, not in place, or
malfunctions.
- Note that such devices as microwave ovens, wireless
LAN adapters, fluorescent lights, and gas stoves use
the same frequency range as the Bluetooth device,
and can cause electric interference.
To disconnect the Bluetooth device from
the Home Theater
You can disconnect the Bluetooth device from the Home
Theater. For instructions, refer to the Bluetooth device's
manual.
• When the Home Theater is disconnected from the
Bluetooth device, the Home Theater will display
DISCONNECTED on the front display.