[tmp] Miccus Home RTX users guide

From: Laz <accessibleelectronics@xxxxxxxxx>
To: tmp <tmp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 19 Jan 2014 13:07:56 -0500
Hi all,

Here's a text version of the manual for using the Miccus Home RTX
receiver/transmitter bluetooth device.

Home RTX Music Transmitter and Reciever

The Miccus Home RTX offers the latest in Bluetooth wireless technology
allowing you to transmit or receive high quality stereo audio from
sources such as Home Stereos, AV Receivers, Audio components,
DVD/BluRay players, mobile phones, tablets and more.

• Bluetooth V.2.1 + EDR, Class ll
• Range (Transmitter): 200ft (Receiver): 45ft
• Bluetooth stereo profile: A2DP, AVRCP
• Frequency: 2.4 GHz
• Power supply: USB 5V DC 500mA
• Size: 4.37 x 3.48 x 1inches Weight: 5.22 oz

Package contains: Miccus Home RTX, Dipole Antenna, AC USB Wall
Adapter, USB mini cable, RCA to 3.5mm stereo Y Cable, RCA to RCA
Cable, AC USB Wall Adapter

Get started

Attach the supplied antenna to the antenna terminal of the Home RTX.
For optimum performance position the antenna so it is upright
(pointing toward the ceiling) and in an area that is not obstructed by
objects, walls or near Wi-Fi equipment such as a wireless router.
Connect the mini-USB cable to the Home RTX and to the included power
supply.

Receiving mode (RX): Use this if intending to use the Home RTX as a
Bluetooth wireless music receiver (i.e. receive music from your mobile
phone or laptop or other transmitter).

Using one of the included audio cables connect one end into the ports
labelled “Audio Out” and connect the other end to your stereo receiver
or other audio input.

Transmitting mode (TX): Use this if intending to use the Home RTX as a
Bluetooth wireless music transmitter (i.e. transmit music from your
Stereo receiver, MP3 player or other audio source).

Using one of the included audio cables connect one end into the rear
ports labelled “Audio Input” and connect the other end to your stereo
receiver or other source audio output.

Pairing the Home RTX

“Pairing” means making a wireless connection. In order for music
streaming to begin the Home RTX must pair with another device that
supports the Bluetooth wireless (A2DP) protocol. This is a two part
process; one part is carried out on the Home RTX and the other is
carried out on the other device. Once the pairing process is complete
the devices do not need to be paired again. To reconnect simply power
them both on and they will remember each other and automatically
connect. Note: Only one device at a time can be paired with the Home
RTX.

Using the Home RTX as a music receiver (RX Mode):

1. Press and hold the center power button for 3 seconds or until the
Blue LED flashes.
2. Press and hold the RX button for 5 seconds or until the LED flashes
red and blue (indicating pairing mode).
3. Next, power on and enter pairing mode with your Bluetooth
compatible transmitting device. Such devices include Smartphones,
Tablets, PCs, Laptops or the Mini-jack TX. (refer to the device
documentation for more information on the pairing process).
4. Search for the Home RTX on your mobile phone, laptop or tablet and
then select connect. To finish the pairing process some devices may
require a passkey or code if so use “0000”.
5. Within 10-20 seconds the devices should discover each other and
connect. Once they are paired, the Home RTX's indicator LED will be
solid blue.
6. To power off the Home RTX press and hold the center button for 3 seconds.
7. Once the devices have been paired you do not need to repeat the
pairing process, simply power them on and they will remember and
should automatically connect with each other.

Using the Home RTX as a music transmitter (TX Mode):

 1. First power on and enter pairing or discovery mode with your
Bluetooth compatible receiving device. Such devices include the Miccus
Mini-jack RX or headphones, speakers and more. (refer to the receiving
device documentation for more information on the pairing process).
2. Press and hold the center power button of the Home RTX for 3
seconds or until the Blue LED flashes.
3. Press and hold the TX button for 5 seconds or until the LED flashes
red and blue (indicating pairing mode).
4. Place the receiving device and the Home RTX next to each other
(within 3ft). Note -some devices may require a passkey or code, if so
use “0000”.
5. Within 10-20 seconds the devices should discover each other and
connect. Once they are paired, the Home RTX's indicator LED will be
solid red.
6. To power off the Home RTX press and hold the center button for 3 seconds.
7. Once the devices have been paired you do not need to repeat the
pairing process, simply power them on and they will remember and
should automatically connect with each other. Note: To reset the Home
RTX disconnect the USB cable for 15 seconds and then reinsert it
again.

Status LED
Pairing Mode Red and Blue flashing alternately
Rx Mode Connecting Blue LED flashing
RX Mode Connected Blue LED is solid
Tx Mode Connecting Red LED flashing
Tx Mode Connected Red LED is solid
Not Connected Red or Blue flash every2 seconds
Searching Red or Blue flash every 0.5 seconds

Problem Solution
Home RTX does not turn on
1) Check the USB power connection
2) Make sure you press and hold the power button for at least 3 seconds.

Audio break
1) Make sure the ups or Wire-antenna is attached securely and
positioned correctly.
2) Move the Home RTX away from other 2.4GHz equipment such as Wi-Fi
routers and Microwaves.

No sound
1) Check the cables to audio output make sure they are connected to
the correct jacks.
2) Press play on your music source.

Static or noise
1) Make sure to use the supplied AC adapter as some PCs can introduce noise.
2) Move the Home RTX away from any amplifiers or powered speakers.
3) Make sure the Home RTX is cabled to the correct line level input or
output on your stereo receiver.

Can’t pair my device
1) Make sure you have the correct mode selected, one device must RTX
be the transmitter and one device must be the receiver. Devices such
as Phones and Laptops are transmitters and devices such as headphones
and speakers are receivers.
2) Make sure both devices are in pairing Mode. Typically they will
flash fast when In pairing mode and slow when connected.
3) Make sure your device is capable of (A2DP) the Bluetooth wireless
stereo audio profile.

Further details and answers to common questions are found at www.miccus.com/
support.
If your question is not answered feel free to email us at
support@xxxxxxxxxx.
Please include the product name in your email subject line.

For live technical assistance please call 1(616) 604-4449 on Monday
thru Friday, 11am-4pm EST.

Regards,

Laz

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