HomeSpot BTADP-236 V5 User manual

TECHNICAL
SPECIFIC
A
TIONS
Blue
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ooth
Blue
t
ooth
V5.0
A2DP AVRCP
Ope
r
ating Distance
T
ypically 10m / 33ft
Cha
r
ging Input
DC 5V/ 0.5A
W
eight
26g / 0.92
o
z
Model
B
T
ADP-236 V5
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countries. aptX is a trademark of Qualcomm Technologies International, Ltd., registered in the
United States and other countries.

PACKAGE CONTENTS
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
1) Bluetooth Indicator 5) micro-USB Charging Jack
2) AAC Indicator
3) aptX / aptX LL Indicator
4) 3.5mm Audio Output
6) Pairing / Reconnect Button

SBC Mode
AAC Mode
Bluetooth Indicator (1) &
ACC Indicator (2) are on
during A2DP audio
streaming.
The Bluetooth Receiver supports SBC, and HD audio codecs
such as AAC, Qualcomm aptXTM and aptXTM Low Latency
(aptX LL).
HD AUDIO INDICATORS
aptX / aptX LL Mode
Bluetooth Indicator (1) &
aptX Indicator (3) are on
during A2DP audio
streaming.
Only Bluetooth Indicator (1)
is on.

TIPS : If your audio system has a RCA audio input port, use
the bundled RCA cable (9) for better user experience.
SETTING UP YOUR BLUETOOTH RECEIVER
ANALOG IN
Connect the Bluetooth Receiver to the optional Power
Adapter (10) or a 5V USB compliant power source using the
micro-USB cable (7). The Indicator (1) & (2) will flash
alternately with voice prompt “Power On” to indicate that the
unit is power-on.
Connect the Bluetooth Receiver to the audio input on your
audio / video system. You can either connect them with a
3.5mm or RCA audio cable. Consult your audio / video
system user manual for more information on how to
accomplish this.

1.
2. The Indicators (1) & (2) will flash alternately.
3. Activate the Bluetooth function on your Bluetooth
A2DP-enabled mobile device. Search for “HomeSpot
aptX BTR XX” and select it to pair.
4. Once paired and connected, a tone will be played.
The Indicator (1) will be turned on.
5. The Bluetooth Receiver is then ready to stream audio
from your device to the connected sound system.
6. If your device supports aptX, the Indicator (3) will be
on during audio streaming.
The Bluetooth Receiver will remain in Pairing Mode for
120 seconds.
Upon power-up, the Bluetooth Receiver will try and
reconnect to the last two connected devices. If reconnection
fails, the Bluetooth Receiver will enter into Idle Mode
(Indicator (1) blinks slowly).
Press and hold the Button (6) for 1 second to switch the
Bluetooth Receiver into Pairing Mode. You will hear voice
prompt “Pairing”.
The Bluetooth Receiver can maintain connections with two
mobile devices or Bluetooth transmitter devices
simultaneously. However, only one device can transmit
audio to the Bluetooth Receiver.
PAIRING
AUTO-RECONNECT
The Bluetooth Receiver will enter into Pairing Mode
at the first time it powers on.
Note: “XX” refers to a 2-digit identifier for multiple receiver
installation.

1. Power on the Bluetooth Receiver.
2. Disconnect all connections with mobile devices.
3.
4. Remove power connection.
5. All pairing records will be cleared from memory, and
the Bluetooth Receiver will enter into Pairing Mode
when power-up again.
FACTORY RESET
Press and hold the Button (6) for 3 seconds. You will
hear voice prompt “Reset Successful”
1.
2. Stop audio streaming.
3. Press and hold the Button (6) for 1 second to force the
4. The first device will be disconnected.
5. Pair and connect with the 2nd device.
6.
7. Now both devices are connected to the Bluetooth
Receiver.
8. Upon power-up, the Bluetooth Receiver will try to
reconnect to both devices automatically.
9.
Bluetooth Receiver into Pairing Mode. You will hear
voice prompt “Pairing”.
Connect to the Bluetooth Receiver from the first device.
Pair the first device (follow Pairing section).
If you have difficulties in establishing multipoint
connections, do a Factory Reset on the Bluetooth
Receiver.
MULTIPOINT CONNECTIONS