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TESTING AND USING
First, set the BT-Pro’s LEVEL control to the 7 o’clock (off) position. This 
will allow you to adjust the output level on the y. Next, check the status 
of the MONO SUM switch and LED indicator. For stereo, set the switch to 
the outward position (LED off). For dual mono operation, set the switch to 
the inward position (LED on). 
It’s a good idea to start testing the Bluetooth audio with a sound le you 
are familiar with. Set your source’s output level and the level of the media 
playback software (if applicable) at 80% or higher for optimal signal to 
noise. A higher volume from the source will allow the BT-Pro to operate 
at the lowest noise oor. Keep in mind that various media les will play 
back at different volume levels depending on your software and how the 
sound le was recorded. 
Slowly raise the output level of the BT-Pro. It is good practice to always 
test at a low volume to ensure proper connections have been made and 
all devices in the signal chain are set up correctly and working. This way, 
should a device not be turned on or a connection not fully made, it will 
not create a loud transient ‘pop’ in the PA that could damage a tweeter or 
annoy your audience. When satised, slowly increase the input gain on 
your mixing console until you reach an appropriate level. 
Going out of range
If your Bluetooth device goes out of the range of your BT-Pro (greater 
than 12 meters), the device playback will pause and the blue LED on 
the BT-Pro will slowly blink to show the unit is in ‘Stand-by’ mode. Once 
the device is back in range, the BT-Pro will automatically reconnect 
to continue playing back audio from your Bluetooth device. Stand-by 
mode will not allow another Bluetooth device to pair with the BT-Pro. If 
your Bluetooth device goes out of range from the BT-Pro for more than 
two minutes, or if you want to connect a different Bluetooth device for 
playback, you will need to reset the BT-Pro. This is done by turning the 
RESET/ON switch off and back to on. 
The BT-Pro allows for reception distances of up to 12 meters (40’), 
which can be signicantly extended under ideal conditions. Should you 
experience interference or signal dropouts, ensure that there is a clear 
line of sight between the BT-Pro and your Bluetooth device. You can also 
adjust the angle and placement of the BT-Pro, as this may also affect the 
reception. 
NOTE: If you’re using a computer with a USB Bluetooth dongle, some 
pairing features may not be automatically available. Please refer to 
your dongle’s software manual for instructions on how to activate 
these features.