Laser SPK-BT313 User manual

User Manual
Portable Mini Bluetooth TWS Speaker
SPK-BT313

SPK-ST40-972
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WHAT’S IN THE BOX
• SPK-BT313 Speaker
• USB Charging Cable
• User Manual

Bluetooth Version: 5.1
Bluetooth Range: 10 meters
Bluetooth Name: SPK-BT313
USB: Up to 32GB drives
in FAT32 format
Micro SD Card:
Speaker Size:
Speaker Quantity:
Frequency Response:
Signal to Noise Ratio:
Power Output:
Up to 32GB cards
in FAT32 format
Radio: FM only
52mm
4Ω/5W
120Hz – 20kHz
≥90dB
Battery: 3.7V, 500mAh
Battery Runtime: 3 hours at 50% volume
Charging Input:
Charging Time:
Up to 5V/500mA
3 hours
Product Dimensions: 100 x 40 x 78mm
Weight: 209g
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SPECIFICATIONS

CONTROLS
1. USB Input Up to 32GB drives in FAT32 format.
Only MP3 files are supported.
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3. DC 5V
Charging Input
Use the included USB charging cable
to charge the speaker.
A 5V/0.5A wall charger is
recommended.
Charging can also be done via a
computer USB port.
During FM Radio mode, insert cable
to increase reception.
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2. Micro SD
Card Input
Up to 32GB cards in FAT32 format.
Only MP3 files are supported.
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CONTROLS
4. Power Button Press and hold to turn speaker on/off.
During music playback, tap to
play/pause.
In FM Radio mode, tap to start
auto-channel search. The process will
take approx. 2 minutes to complete.
Tap during auto-channel search
to stop.
If connected to a mobile phone via.
Bluetooth, tap to answer incoming call.
During call, tap to hang up.
If connected to a mobile phone via
Bluetooth, double tap to call last
number dialled.
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5. Mode Button
6. Down Button
Tap to switch between USB, Micro
SD Card, Bluetooth, and FM modes.
USB and Micro SD card modes will
only appear when a compatible
card/drive is inserted.
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Press and hold to decrease volume.
During music playback, tap to skip
back to previous track.
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7. Up Button Press and hold to increase volume.
During music playback, tap to skip
to next track.
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BLUETOOTH PAIRING
• Turn the speaker on and it will go into
Bluetooth pairing mode by default.
Alternatively tap the “Mode Button” to switch
to Bluetooth mode.
• Search for and select “SPK-BT313” under
the Bluetooth settings of device you are
connecting to e.g. smartphone or tablet.
• Once connected you will hear a tone
from the speaker.
TIP:
• If password is requested enter “0000” on
your smartphone/tablet.
• If speaker name is not appearing under
Bluetooth settings of device you are
connecting to then check it has not already
been connected to another device.

TIP:
TWS pairing will not work if either of the
speakers are already connected to a device
via Bluetooth. Please disconnect the
speakers from any Bluetooth connections
before using TWS.
• Turn on two identical speakers into their
Bluetooth pairing modes.
• Press and hold the “Mode Button” for
2 – 3 seconds on one of the speakers. A tone
will be heard when successfully paired.
• Search for and select “SPK-BT313” under
the Bluetooth settings of a device you are
connecting to e.g. smartphone or tablet.
• Once paired to a smart device any music
played will come out of both speakers in
separated stereo channel (dependent on
source material).
TWS PAIRING

TIP:
If Micro SD Card is not recognized, check
you are only using MP3 files for playback, or
if the card has been formatted to the FAT32
file system.
• Insert a Micro SD Card for playback of
MP3 files only.
• Up to 32GB cards formatted to the FAT32
file system are compatible.
• The speaker will automatically switch to
Micro SD Card playback when inserted.
• Remove the Micro SD Card to exit
this mode.
MICRO SD CARD
PLAYBACK

TIP:
If USB drive is not recognized, check you are
only using MP3 files for playback, or if the
drive has been formatted to the FAT32
file system.
• Insert a USB drive for playback of
MP3 files only.
• Up to 32GB drives formatted to the
FAT32 file system are compatible.
• The speaker will automatically switch to
USB playback when inserted.
• Remove the USB drive to exit this mode.
USB PLAYBACK

• When connected to a smartphone this
speaker can support hands-free calls.
• Tap the “Power button” to accept an
incoming call.
• Tap the “Power button” during a call to
hang up.
• Press and hold the play/pause button during
a call to switch call from the speaker to the
connected smartphone.
HANDS-FREE CALLS

TIP:
To preserve the battery it is not recommended
to use the speaker during charging.
• Connect the included USB cable to
charge the speaker.
• A USB wall adapter up to 5V/0.5A is
recommended however charging via a
Computer/Laptop USB port is also possible.
• Once charging has finished the 4 LED
lights will be solid.
• A full charge takes up to 3 hours
(dependent on charging source).
CHARGING

No Power:
• Check battery level and charge if required.
• A USB wall adapter up to 5V/0.5A is
recommended for charging.
• Leave the speaker charging overnight and
try in the morning.
• Try charging the speaker with a USB wall
adapter (like a smart phone charger) instead
of a laptop or computer.
TROUBLESHOOTING

Problems Connecting
to Bluetooth:
• Place the speaker next to the smart device
you are pairing to e.g.,Smartphone.
• Allow up to 1 minute for the device to
appear on the Bluetooth list.
• Make sure the speaker is in Bluetooth mode
(default mode when turning on speaker)
before searching on your smart device.
• If the speaker is already connected to
another smart device, it will need to be
unpaired from that device first or it will need
to be out of Bluetooth connection range of
that device before it can be connected
to another.
• If the Bluetooth name “SPK-BT313” does
not appear on the list of available devices,
then try refreshing the list or searching again.
TROUBLESHOOTING
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Micro SD Card or USB not
recognised or files not playing:
• Make sure the storage device is
32GB or less.
• Make sure to only use MP3 music files
copied to the storage device.
• If the storage device is brand new out of
the packaging, you may need to format it on
a Windows based computer to the FAT32
files system first.
TROUBLESHOOTING
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