Bluetooth And Auxiliary Devices; Connecting A Bluetooth Device; Connecting A Device With An Auxiliary Cable - PURE Avalon N5 Bedienungsanleitung

Bluetooth and auxiliary devices

Connecting a Bluetooth device

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You can use Bluetooth to wirelessly connect to a device, such as a mobile phone or tablet. You can then
stream music from your mobile phone or tablet through your Avalon N5.
To connect your device to Avalon N5 just select 'Avalon' in the Bluetooth menu on your device.
To connect a Bluetooth device:
1. Press until 'BLUETOOTH' is displayed.
2. On your Bluetooth device, switch Bluetooth on and connect to 'Avalon'.
Note: For more information, see your Bluetooth device's user manual. If you are asked to enter a
passcode, enter 0000.
When 'BT CONNECTED' is displayed on your Avalon N5 screen, your Avalon N5 is ready to stream
music.
Tip: If you want to connect a different Bluetooth device to your Avalon N5, connect it as described
above. This will automatically disconnect any currently connected device.
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Connecting a device with an auxiliary cable

You can use an auxiliary cable to connect a device, such as an MP3 player, to your Avalon N5. You can
then enjoy music saved on the device through your Avalon N5.
To connect a device with an auxiliary cable:
1. Press until 'AUXILIARY INPUT' is displayed.
2. Insert an auxiliary cable into the Aux socket on the side of your Avalon N5.
3. Insert the other end of the auxiliary cable into the device you want to connect.
Your Avalon N5 is now ready to play music from the connected device.
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