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Listening to music from a

BLUETOOTH device

Pairing is an operation where

BLUETOOTH devices register with each

other beforehand. Once a pairing

operation is performed, it does not need

to be performed again.

1 Place the BLUETOOTH device

within 1 meter from the

Subwoofer.

2 Press PAIRING on the

Subwoofer.

The blue LED indicator flashes

quickly during BLUETOOTH pairing.

3 Turn on the BLUETOOTH function,

and then select “HT-RT3” after

searching for it on the BLUETOOTH

device.

Perform this step within 5 minutes,

otherwise pairing mode will be

canceled.

When the BLUETOOTH connection

is established, the blue LED

indicator lights up.

 If passkey is required on the BLUETOOTH

device, enter “0000”. Passkey may be

called “Passcode”, “PIN code”, “PIN

number” or “Password”.

 You can pair up to 9 BLUETOOTH devices.

If the 10th BLUETOOTH device is paired,

the least recently connected device will

be replaced by the new one.

1 Turn the BLUETOOTH function of

the paired device to on.

2 Press INPUT repeatedly to select

“BT”.

The system automatically

reconnects to the BLUETOOTH

device it was most recently

connected to.

When the BLUETOOTH connection

is established, the blue LED

indicator lights up.

3 Start playback on the BLUETOOTH

device.

4 Adjust the volume.

 Adjust the volume of the

BLUETOOTH device.

 Adjust the volume of the system

by pressing  +/–.

 Adjust the volume of Subwoofer

by pressing SW  +/–.

 Once the system and the BLUETOOTH

device are connected, you can control

playback by pressing  and /.

 You can connect to the system from a

paired BLUETOOTH device even when the

system in standby mode, if you set the

“BTSTB” to “ON” (page 18).

 The audio playback on this system may

be delayed from that on the BLUETOOTH

device because of the characteristics of

the BLUETOOTH wireless technology.

BLUETOOTH Functions

Pairing this system with a

BLUETOOTH device

Notes

Listening to music from the

paired device

Notes

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