Bluetooth Audio Adapter User Guide and FAQs
We’ve covered the application scenarios and purchasing recommendations for Bluetooth audio adapters. In this chapter, we’ll detail how to use a Bluetooth audio adapter and address common issues to help you better use this product.
How to Use a Bluetooth Audio Adapter: Hardware Connection First, connect the Bluetooth audio adapter to the audio input port on your speaker. Common audio interfaces include 3.5mm, RCA, and optical. Please select the appropriate adapter based on the type of interface on your speaker. Turn on the Bluetooth adapter. After connecting the adapter, turn on the adapter’s power switch, which is usually the power button or switch. Pair with the speaker. Turn on the speaker and perform Bluetooth pairing according to the speaker’s manual. In pairing mode on the speaker, enter the adapter’s pairing code or allow automatic pairing.
Connect a Bluetooth device. On your phone, computer, or other Bluetooth device, access the Bluetooth settings, find the adapter, and connect.
Play audio. After successfully connecting, play audio on the Bluetooth device, and the audio signal will be transmitted to the speaker through the Bluetooth adapter. Bluetooth Audio Adapter FAQs
What should I do if pairing fails?
First, make sure both the Bluetooth audio adapter and the speaker are powered on, and the speaker is in Bluetooth pairing mode. If pairing still fails, check the adapter’s pairing code, which is usually 0000 or 1234. If the problem persists, there may be a problem with the Bluetooth function of the adapter or the speaker. We recommend replacing the device or contacting customer service.
What if the connection distance is too close?
The Bluetooth audio adapter’s connection range is generally around 10 meters. If the connection distance is too close, it may be due to interference in the surrounding environment. Try increasing the distance between the Bluetooth device and the adapter, and ensure there are no large metal objects or walls blocking the signal. If the problem persists, it may be because the adapter or Bluetooth device supports an older Bluetooth version. We recommend replacing a device with a higher Bluetooth version.
What if there is audio latency?
Audio latency refers to the time delay during audio signal transmission. This may be caused by a mismatch between the audio codec supported by the Bluetooth audio adapter and the Bluetooth device. Try using a device that supports the same or higher audio codec, such as aptX or AAC. If the problem persists, we recommend lowering the volume or replacing the Bluetooth device.
What if the sound quality is poor?
Poor sound quality may be caused by a mismatch in the audio codecs supported by the Bluetooth audio adapter and the Bluetooth device, or by a short distance between them. Try using a device that supports the same or higher audio codecs and ensure the distance between the Bluetooth audio adapter and the Bluetooth device is appropriate. If the problem persists, it is recommended to replace the Bluetooth audio adapter or Bluetooth device.
What if I can’t connect to multiple devices?
Most Bluetooth audio adapters can only connect to one Bluetooth device at a time. If you need to connect to multiple devices simultaneously, disconnect the current connection before connecting to another. Some high-end Bluetooth audio adapters support simultaneous connections to multiple devices; please follow the product instructions.
Bluetooth audio adapter care: Keep the Bluetooth audio adapter dry and avoid exposure to moisture. If it is accidentally submerged in water, immediately disconnect the power cord and store it in a ventilated, dry place.
Avoid strong vibrations, as they may damage the internal components of the Bluetooth audio adapter. Avoid vibrating the adapter during use.
Clean regularly. Wipe the surface of the Bluetooth audio adapter with a dry, soft cloth to maintain its appearance. Do not use damp cloths or chemical cleaners.
Proper storage: When not in use, keep the Bluetooth audio adapter in a dry, well-ventilated environment, and ensure there are no heavy objects directly above it.
By following these steps, you can better use and maintain your Bluetooth audio adapter, ensuring long-term stable operation. We hope this information is helpful. If you have any further questions, please feel free to ask. We wish you enjoy wireless music while using your Bluetooth audio adapter!