Sencor SSS 101 User manual

BLUETOOTH SPEAKER
SSS 101
USER'S MANUAL
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Important notices
CONGRATULATIONS ON PURCHASING THE PORTABLE BLUETOOTH SPEAKER
WITH FM RADIO FOR HOME USE. IT IS CHARACTERISED BY ITS ADVANCED
DESIGN, MODERN APPEARANCE, EXCEPTIONALLY RICH SOUND AND
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE LATEST TECHNOLOGIES. ALL THIS WITH SIMPLE
CONTROLS.
1. Important notices
• Read this user's manual. Follow the instructions contained in this user's manual.
• Heed all warnings.
• Adhere to all instructions.
• Use only accessories determined by the manufacturer.
• An open flame must not be placed on the device, e.g. burning candle.
• Use the device in a temperate climate zone.
• Neither the manufacturer nor the vendor of the device under no condition takes
responsibility for any direct or indirect damages caused by not adhering to
instructions for installation, set-up, use, servicing or cleaning of this device as
described in this user's manual.
• Protect the device against being knocked, dropped, hit, shaken and against
vibrations, humidity and dust.
• Before allowing children to use the device, they must be appropriately to their age,
informed about the correct and safe use of the device.
• Leave free space on all sides of the device, necessary for proper air circulation.
This removes the heat created during operation. Covering the ventilation openings
of the device's case creates a risk of overheating or damaging the device. It is
necessary to ensure that the ventilation openings are not blocked, e.g. by a
newspaper, a table cloth, a curtain, etc. Follow the installation instructions in the
user's manual.
• Do not install the device in direct sunlight or near sources of heat, such as heaters,
heat exchangers, stoves or other devices (including amplifiers) producing heat.
High temperatures significantly reduce the lifetime of electronic components in the
device. Do not use or leave the device in the vicinity of an open fire.

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• The device must not be exposed to dripping or running water and objects filled
with water must not be placed on it, e.g. vases. Protect the device against rain,
spray or contact with any other liquid, do not leave or install the device outdoors.
Do not use the device outdoors. Not adhering to these instructions creates a risk of
electrical shock or fire hazard.
• Do not use this device near water.
• Protect the device against being knocked, dropped, hit, shaken and against
vibrations, humidity and dust.
• Regularly inspect the device. Never use a damaged device.
• The device is equipped with special passive radiators that provide for a rich and
natural sound even from a small device and function similarly to a subwoofer. Do
not cover them or prevent their function.
Repairs and maintenance
• To prevent risk of injury through electric shock or the creation of a fire, do not
take the device out of the case - there are no parts inside the case repairable or
adjustable by the user without relevant equipment and qualifications. Should the
device require adjustment or repair, contact a professional service centre.
• In the case of any unusual events occurring during the use of the device, e.g. if
there is a distinct smell of burning insulation or smoke comes out of the device,
immediately turn off the device, disconnect the device from the power source
and do not use the device until you have received the results of the inspection
performed by the employees of the professional service centre.
• Have all repairs carried out by qualified personnel. Repairs are necessary if the
device has been damaged in any way, for example liquid was poured on the
device, foreign objects have entered the device, the device has been exposed to
rain or moisture, if the device is not working as usual or if it has fallen.
• Clean the device only with a dry cloth.
• For cleaning do not use petrol, thinners or any other solvents or use any abrasive
cleaning agents, steel wool or any sponges with steel wool.

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Appearance of the device
2. Appearance of the device

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Display
Note:
The display of the device is located behind a decorative grill, some of its small symbols
may not be very legible.
Appearance of the device

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Operation
3. Operation
3.1. Control buttons
button: In the music mode, short press to start music playback or to pause the
device. In the FM radio mode, hold it down to start the automatic radio station scan, short
press to gradually scroll through stations that were stored earlier. In the hands-free mode,
shot press to pick up a call / or to hang up.
MODE button: short press to toggle between the available modes. With no media inserted,
toggle only between FM radio and Bluetooth input. With a link connector or USB/SD
media inserted, it is possible to switch to reserved/activated input (if it contains playable
media with content, music, etc.).
button: short press the button to move to the previous track, long press to move
quickly backwards within the track that is currently being played.
button: short press the button to move to the next track, long press to move quickly
forward within the track that is currently being played.
Vol– button: short press to lower the volume by 1 level, hold it down to lower volume
continuously.
Vol+ button: short press to increase the volume by 1 level, hold it down to increase
volume continuously.
ON/OFF slider switch – turn the device on/off, located on the rear side.
3.2. Power source and charging
During operation, the device is powered by a built-in battery that needs to be charged via
a MicroUSB (USB DC) connector on the rear side of the device. A computer or practically
any USB charger, e.g. from a phone, can be used for charging. It takes at least 4-5 hours
to charge the battery to full capacity. During the charging process, the indicator under the
connector is lit red. When the built-in battery is charged, it is lit green. The device can be
charged both turned off (power switch in the OFF position) and turned on (power switch
in the ON position), however charging may take longer. When charging is complete,
disconnect the charging cable from the device.
A charged battery provides power for several hours of operation at normal volume levels.
A high volume consumes more battery power; we recommend listening at normal volume levels.

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Information about the battery:
To achieve the maximum battery lifetime, it is best to start charging the battery
after the low battery power notification (voice, LOW POWER), playback
will stop. The indicator lights in the battery holder remain lit. Then charge
continuously until fully charged (green indicator light). When the operating
time of the battery becomes very short, the battery's lifetime has been use up;
have the battery replaced at an authorised service centre.
Recommendation:
When not using the device for an extended period of time, we recommend fully
charging the battery once every two to three months. We do not recommend storing
the device with a flat battery, it may result in irreparable damage to the battery (loss of
capacity) or it may stop working entirely.
3.3. Turning on the device
Slide the switch (at the rear) to the ON position, check the device to see that it has
sufficient power to turn on, the text "HI" will briefly appear on the display. If only the
indicators on the holder or nothing at all is lit, first charge the battery in the device. When
turned on, the device will proceed to the last input used, if available.
3.4. Operating modes
1.4.3. FM radio
The radio plays an available FM station and shows its frequency on the display. The
device has a built-in FM antenna that is sufficient for reliable reception of strong radio
stations free of interference. If the reception is weak or there is radio noise, first try
changing the position of the receiver or rotating it. If the radio signal remains weak,
select a different station with a stronger signal. It is possible that interference in your
area may also be caused by high power electrical equipment or electronic appliances. In
such a case, move away from the interference source for reliable reception. To improve
the reception of weak stations, you may try inserting a cable into the LINE IN socket to
act as an external antenna. After inserting it and automatic selection of the LINE input,
repeatedly press the MODE button to return to the FM mode.
1. Long press the button to start the automatic radio station scan and its storage
in memory
2. Short press the button to gradually scroll through stations that were stored
earlier. The number of the preset station will appear briefly and then its frequency will
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3． Short press the button or to manually change the reception frequency by 0.1
MHz in the given direction (up/down) and set your desired station manually. Long
press the button to start a semi-automatic radio station scan in the direction from the
lowest to the highest frequency
4． Long press or to start scanning a band for the presence of a radio station
signal in the given direction (up/down). When a sufficient signal is found, the scan
stops and the station is played. In the case of a radio station that is already stored in
memory, its memory position is shown briefly.
3.4.2. Bluetooth (BT)
The device is equipped with a Bluetooth interface for transferring music and phone calls.
Even when the range is in a calm, uninterrupted environment up to several dozen metres,
do not exceed a distance of only few metres between the Bluetooth devices as this will
prevent signal loss caused by random interference to wireless transmission.
1. Short press the MODE button and enter Bluetooth mode. The text "BLUE" will appear
on the display, you will hear a sound signal. Then search for the Bluetooth device.
2. Turn on your Bluetooth device (BT source, e.g. mobile phone/tablet/computer), use it
to search for nearby devices and after finding it, pair it with "DY25L". Upon successful
connection, you will hear a voice confirmation of the connection. You may then
continue using the device in two wireless modes:
a) Multimedia speaker
The device reproduces music played from a BT source. Set the appropriate
volume on the device and on the BT source. If supported by the BT source, it is
possible to control it from this device, namely pause and play (the button)
and skipping between tracks (buttons and).
b) Handsfree Bluetooth mode (phone)
The connected phone will start ringing according to its setting also in this device
and the display will show "C IN" (Call Incoming). You can accept the call by
pressing the button (Display will show "C HF"), talk into the area of the
display from a short distance. You can then hang up the call by short pressing the
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3.4.3. MP3 mode
Insert a microSD card (into the SD card slot) or a USB flash disk (into the USB HOST port)
in any mode, the device will identify it after insertion and will search for playable MP3/
WMA tracks. If it finds them, it will select this input and start to playback these tracks.
Press the volume adjustment button or select a track that you want.
1. Short press the button to pause (the display will show "PAUS") or resume
playback (display will show the track playback time).
2． Short press the or button to skip to the previous or next track, the display will
briefly show its sequence number.
3． Long press the or button to quickly scroll through the currently played track,
the display will show the playback time.
Attention:
With respect to the variety of devices on the market, the compatibility and
playability of all media is not guaranteed. Memory devices that you wish to
connect should be tested in advance or formatted to the FAT32 file format. It
may not be possible to playback protected media, files or content contained
on them. Playback tested and unprotected media and content.
Attention:
Insert the SD card carefully with the contacts facing upwards and towards the
device. Gently push the cards in until you feel the light click of the card lock.
The card will protrude out slightly. Perform its ejection by gently pushing on
the protruding card, the lock will be released and the ejection spring will slide/
eject the card from the slot.
Note:
Media with a power consumption greater than flash memory should only be connected
if it has its own power source. It is it possible to also use SD cards with a capacity
greater than 32 GB, e.g. 64 GB. Before using them, format them to FAT32 and test
their compatibility and recognition by this device. If the device does not read the
memory even though it should contain playable content, use a different card or
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Without a microSD card or USB disk, the text "NO d" will be shown when switching
inputs; and the device will switch to another available source.
3.4.4. AUX LINE-IN input
1. Connect one end of the audio cable to the "AUX" socket on the side of the device and
the other to the MP3 player, computer or other audio device. The device will switch to
the AUX source and "LINE" will be shown on the display.
2. Set a suitable volume using the volume buttons.