Anam Electronics DSB200 Bluetooth Speaker User Manual
Anam Electronics Co., Ltd. Bluetooth Speaker
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)&& TEST REPORT Report No.: EMC-)&&-R0149 http://www.emc2000.co.kr User manual EMC compliance Ltd. Page: 1 of 1 480-5 Shin-dong, Yeongtong-gu, Suwon-city, Gyunggi-do, 443-390, Korea 82 31 336 9919 (Main) 82 31 336 4767 (Fax) This test report shall not be reproduced except in full, Without the written approval. Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Appendix Envaya DSB-200 WIRELESS MUSIC SYSTEM Owner’s Manual You can print more than one page of a PDF onto a single sheet of paper. Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Appendix Contents Preparation Connections Accessories························································································· 4 Features······························································································· 5 Bluetooth Connection··································································· 14 Pairing····························································································· 14 Three Bluetooth Connection Methods············································ 14 Case 1: Pairing with this unit for the first time································ 15 Case 2: Connecting to a Bluetooth device that has already been paired··························································· 17 Case 3: NFC connection to a Bluetooth device equipped with the NFC function············································································· 18 Simultaneously connecting Bluetooth devices (Multipoint function)········································································ 19 High Sound Quality··········································································· 5 Good Design····················································································· 5 Simple Operation·············································································· 5 Part names and functions······························································ 6 Opening the Stand··········································································· 8 Charging······························································································ 9 Charging this Unit·············································································· 9 Using this unit's power supply to charge a smartphone················· 12 Turn the power on········································································· 13 Switching the power to standby····················································· 13 Playback Adjusting the volume···································································· 20 Turning off the sound temporarily (muting)····································· 20 Listening to music using a wired connection························ 21 Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Contents···························································································· 22 Tips·································································································· 23 Troubleshooting ············································································ 24 Restarting the unit········································································· 27 Appendix Replacing the grill net······································································ 28 Explanation of Terms······································································· 29 Trademark information····································································· 30 Specifications···················································································· 31 Index··································································································· 33 Index Appendix Contents Preparation Connections Playback Appendix Troubleshooting Thank you for purchasing this Denon product. To ensure proper operation, please read this owner’s manual carefully before using the product. After reading this manual, be sure to keep it for future reference. Accessories Check the following parts before use. q Quick Start Guide w Safety Instructions e AC adapter r Replacement plug for AC adapter For Europe For U.K. t Interchangeable nets (3 colors) Index For North America/ Japan Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Appendix Features High Sound Quality Simple Operation • Smartphones that are equipped with the NFC function can be smoothly paired and connected with this unit simply by touching this unit with the smartphone. • Despite its compact size, this unit is equipped with two high sound quality full range speakers, and a passive radiator that utilizes double suspension to provide sound with a broad, overflowing presence and deep base tones. • The power supply to this unit can be switched on by operating the smartphone or tablet. For example, you can switch the power supply to the unit on and listen to music straight after waking up and without getting out of bed, simply by operating your smartphone. • Compatible with the high sound quality aptX codec This unit is compatible with a wide range of codecs, including the high sound quality aptX, AAC and SBC. This unit automatically selects the optimum compatible codec for your smartphone or tablet so you can enjoy high-grade wireless sound. Good Design • This unit is available in two colors. The white model features a high gloss finish that brings a touch of class to the room, and the black model features a soft feel finish that has a smooth, gentle texture. • The speaker grill can be removed and the inside net changed between any of the four provided colors (orange, pink, blue or gray). This means you can color coordinate this unit with the decor in your room. Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Appendix Part names and functions q w r t q Battery Indicator (vpage 11) w Power operation button (X) t Illumination LED This lights in the following way according to the power supply status. • Power on (using the AC adapter): Lit • Power on (using batteries): Lit (turns off 5 seconds after the power is turned on.) • Normal standby: Off • Eco standby: Off • Muted: Blinking Turns the power supply to on/standby (vpage 13). e AUX button Switches input to a portable music player or other such devices connected by a cable. r Bluetooth button Switches input to Bluetooth. Also, press this button when pairing with a device. y N mark When pairing (registering) a Bluetooth device that is equipped with the NFC function, touch the Bluetooth device to this mark. u Mute button Mutes the volume (vpage 20). i Volume adjustment button (-,+) Adjusts the volume. Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Appendix o Charging port Connect using a USB cable (sold separately) to recharge the smartphone or portable music player. Q0 Reset button Restarts this unit (vpage 27). Q1 AUX Input connector Use a stereo mini cable (sold separately) to connect to the headphones jack of a portable music player, etc. Q2 DC IN connector Connect the supplied AC adapter. Q3 Stand Q0 Q1 Q2 Q3 Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Opening the Stand While holding this unit with both hands, use one hand to squeeze the indentations in the stand to open it. Note • When standing this unit up for use, be sure to place it on a flat surface. Placing it on an unstable surface is dangerous because this unit may fall. Index Appendix Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Appendix Charging Charging this Unit This unit can be charged for use. It can also be used with the supplied AC adapter connected to a wall socket. Before using for the first time, be sure to fully charge this unit. • It takes approximately O hours to fully charge the battery when it is completely discharged. • This unit can be used for approximately O hours when the battery is fully charged. 22Replacing the AC Adapter Plug Attach the adapter plug that fits the power socket in your region as shown in the figure. [Removing a replacement AC adapter plug] While pressing the q button, slide in the direction of the arrow to remove. [Attaching a replacement AC adapter plug] Push in the direction of the arrow until a “click” sound is heard. Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting 22Connecting the AC Adapter This unit automatically starts charging when the AC adapter is connected. See “Remaining battery indicator” (vpage 11) for details on the remaining battery indicator. To household power outlet for Europe 230V, 50/60Hz AC adapter (supplied) for U.K. 240V, 50Hz for North America/ Japan 100 - 120V, 50/60Hz Note • Only use the supplied AC adapter. 10 Index Appendix Contents Preparation Connections Playback 22Remaining battery indicator Troubleshooting Appendix When running on battery power Press the X button to display the remaining battery when running on battery power. The remaining battery is displayed for approximately 5 seconds. The remaining battery level when this unit is being charged or used on battery power is indicated as shown below. Battery Indicator Remaining battery Battery Indicator 60 - 100% Lit 30 - 60% Lit 5 - 30% Lit 0 - 5% Blinking When connected to the AC adapter (charging) The charging status is always indicated when charging. Charging status 90 - 100% 60 - 90% Battery Indicator Lit Blinking • When the remaining battery falls below 5%, connect the AC adapter and recharge this unit. 30 - 60% Blinking 0 - 30% Blinking 11 Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Appendix Using this unit's power supply to charge a smartphone When a device such as a smartphone or portable music player, etc. is connected to this unit using a USB cable (sold separately), the connected device can be charged. This unit is designed to use its power supply to charge devices connected to it. Press and hold X until an electronic sound is heard. The illumination LED lights and the power supply switches on. Use a USB cable (sold separately) to connect a smartphone or portable music player etc. to this unit. The connected device starts charging. • When this unit is running on battery power, power supply to the connected device is automatically stopped when the remaining battery falls below 5%. • When this unit is running on battery power, the illumination LED switches off after approximately 5 seconds. USB cable (sold separately) • Charging of the connected device is stopped when the power supply for this unit is in standby. 12 Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Appendix Turn the power on Switching the power to standby Press and hold X until an electronic sound is heard. The illumination LED lights and the power supply switches on. Press and hold X for approx. 3 seconds. The LED of the Bluetooth button or AUX button goes out, and the power switches to standby. 22Eco Standby Function The power consumption in standby mode can be reduced to the minimum level by using the eco standby function. However, when the eco standby function is enabled, the power of this unit cannot be switched on by operating a Bluetooth device. When using the eco standby function, press the X button on this unit to turn the power on. The eco standby function is turned off in the factory settings. • When this unit is paired with a Bluetooth device, the power supply of this unit can be turned on by operating the paired Bluetooth device. • When this unit is running on battery power, the illumination LED switches off after approximately 5 seconds. 13 Press and hold X for approx. 6 seconds. The power indicator blinks twice and this unit switches to eco standby. Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Appendix Bluetooth Connection You can enjoy listening to music wirelessly by connecting this unit to a Bluetooth compatible device. Pairing Three Bluetooth Connection Methods There are three methods for connecting with Bluetooth. Use the connection method for your particular circumstances. Pairing (registration) is an operation that is required in order to connect a Bluetooth device to this unit using Bluetooth. When paired, the devices authenticate each other and can connect without mistaken connections occurring. When using Bluetooth connection for the first time, you need to pair this unit and the Bluetooth device to be connected. This unit can store pairing information for a maximum of 8 devices. Case 1 Note • Multiple Bluetooth devices cannot be played back at the same time. 14 Pairing with this unit for the first time (vpage 15) Case 2 Connecting to a Bluetooth device that has already been paired (vpage 17) Case 3 NFC connection to a Bluetooth device equipped with the NFC function (vpage 18) Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Case 1: Pairing with this unit for the first time Troubleshooting Appendix Press and hold the Bluetooth button for 3 seconds until an electronic sound is heard. The Bluetooth button blinks rapidly and this unit enters pairing mode. Press and hold X until an electronic sound is heard. The illumination LED lights and the power supply switches on. • This unit automatically enters pairing mode the first time the power is switched on after purchase. In this case, you do not need to perform the operations in step 2. Turn the Bluetooth function of the Bluetooth device on. • For details, see the Owner’s Manual of the Bluetooth device. Bluetooth ON 15 Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Select “Envaya” from the list of devices displayed in the screen of the Bluetooth device. When pairing is complete and the devices are connected by Bluetooth, an electronic sound is heard and the Bluetooth button changes from blinking to lit. Troubleshooting Appendix Playback music on the Bluetooth device. The music played back on the Bluetooth device is output from this unit. • If pairing fails, try again from step 2. • If you want to pair other Bluetooth devices, repeat steps 2 to 5 for each of the devices that you want to pair. Note 20 BDS • This unit remains in the pairing mode for approximately 5 minutes. If the pairing mode of this unit is canceled before you have finished pairing, repeat the process again from step 2. • This unit cannot pair with Bluetooth devices that have a pass key other than “0000”. 22Deleting Pairing Information Press and hold the Bluetooth button for approx. 10 seconds until an electronic sound is heard. All of the registered pairing information is deleted. • If “Envaya” is not displayed in the screen of the Bluetooth device, search for devices on the Bluetooth device. • If you are asked to enter a pass key in the Bluetooth device screen, enter “0000”. Note • Even when an electronic sound is heard approximately 3 seconds after pressing and holding the Bluetooth button, continue holding down the button. 16 Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Case 2: C onnecting to a Bluetooth device that has already been paired Appendix Troubleshooting Select “Envaya” from the list of devices displayed in the screen of the Bluetooth device. When a device is connected by Bluetooth, an electronic sound is heard and the Bluetooth button changes from blinking to lit. Press and hold X until an electronic sound is heard. The illumination LED lights and the power supply switches on. • When the Bluetooth function of the device that was last connected is turned on, it automatically connects to this unit. • If the input on this unit is set to AUX, press the Bluetooth button to switch to Bluetooth input. 20 BDS Turn the Bluetooth function of the Bluetooth device on. • For details, see the Owner’s Manual of the Bluetooth device. Bluetooth ON 17 Playback music on the Bluetooth device. Music from the Bluetooth device is output from this unit. Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Case 3: NFC connection to a Bluetooth device equipped with the NFC function Turn the NFC function of the Bluetooth device on. Touch the NFC antenna section of the Bluetooth device onto the N mark on this unit. Appendix Playback music on the Bluetooth device. Music from the Bluetooth device is output from this unit. • When a Bluetooth device that is playing back music touches the N mark on this unit, the music starts being output from this unit. • When the N mark is touched again during Bluetooth connection, the Bluetooth connection is disconnected. • If a different Bluetooth device is touched to the N mark while this unit is connected to a Bluetooth device, playback from the previously connected Bluetooth device stops and this device connects to the most recently touched Bluetooth device. Simply touch this unit with the Bluetooth device. The power supply to this unit automatically turns on and the Bluetooth device can pair or connect to this unit. Troubleshooting • For details, see the Owner’s Manual of the Bluetooth device. Note • When connecting using the NFC connection, release the lock function on the Bluetooth device. The power supply to this unit turns on, the Bluetooth button blinks and the device starts to connect by Bluetooth. When a device is connected by Bluetooth, an electronic sound is heard and the Bluetooth button changes from blinking to lit. • Follow the Bluetooth device instructions to complete the operation. 18 Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Appendix 22Switching playback devices Simultaneously connecting Bluetooth devices (Multipoint function) Music can only be output from this unit from one Bluetooth device connected using Bluetooth, but three Bluetooth devices can be simultaneously connected to this unit (vpage 14 “Bluetooth Connection”). It is convenient to connect devices that you use frequently so that you do not need to re-connect each time you want to switch playback devices. Pair the devices that you want to connect in advance. Stop or pause playback on the device that is currently playing back. Playback the device that you want to playback. Audio signal During playback During Bluetooth connection 19 Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Appendix Adjusting the volume The volume of the music output from this unit can be adjusted both on the Bluetooth device and on this unit. Connect this unit and a Bluetooth device. Adjust the volume on this unit to a low volume. Turning off the sound temporarily (muting) • For details on how to connect, see “Bluetooth Connection” (vpage 14). The illumination LED blinks and the music output from this unit stops. Check that the volume on the Bluetooth device is not too high, and start playback. • To cancel muting, press the : button again. Muting can also be canceled by adjusting the volume while the sound is muted. • For details, see the Owner’s Manual of the Bluetooth device. Press :. Adjust to the desired volume using the volume adjustment button on this unit. 20 Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Appendix Listening to music using a wired connection Note You can enjoy listening to music from this unit by connecting a portable music player, etc. to this unit using a stereo mini cable (sold separately). Press and hold X until an electronic sound is heard. Connect the AUX input connector on this unit to the headphones jack of the portable music player using a stereo mini cable (sold separately). • Use a stereo mini cable that has 3-pole plugs. The illumination LED lights and the power supply switches on. 1-pole 2-pole 3-pole 1-pole 2-pole 3-pole 4-pole • When a stereo mini cable is connected to the AUX input connector of this unit, the input of this unit automatically switches to AUX. Stereo mini cable (sold separately) Playback the portable music player and adjust the volume. 21 Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Appendix Contents 22Tips.....................................................................(22) 22Troubleshooting...............................................(22) I want to charge a Bluetooth device..................................................(23) Power does not turn on.....................................................................(22) I want to replace the net in the unit..................................................(23) No sound comes out.........................................................................(25) I want to connect multiple Bluetooth devices and switch easily between them...................................................................................(23) Sound is distorted, interrupted or noise occurs................................(25) I want to connect an NFC compatible device using NFC..................(23) Cannot connect using NFC................................................................(26) Cannot pair devices...........................................................................(26) I want to turn this unit's power on Power is turned off............................................................................(26) by operating a Bluetooth device........................................................(23) I want to reduce the power consumption to the minimum during standby..............................................................................................(23) 22 Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Appendix Tips I want to charge a Bluetooth device • Use a USB cable (sold separately) to connect the Bluetooth device to this unit (vpage 12). I want to replace the net in the unit • Remove the grill and attach one of the supplied interchangeable nets (vpage 28). I want to connect multiple Bluetooth devices and switch easily between them • Music can only be output from this unit from one Bluetooth device connected using Bluetooth, but three Bluetooth devices can be simultaneously connected to this unit. To switch easily between connections, connect Bluetooth devices that you use frequently to this unit. To switch playback to a different Bluetooth device when multiple Bluetooth devices are connected, stop playback on the device that is currently playing back, and then start playback on a different Bluetooth device (vpage 19). I want to connect an NFC compatible device using NFC • Enable the NFC function on the NFC compatible device, and touch the NFC device to the N mark on this unit (vpage 18). I want to turn this unit's power on by operating a Bluetooth device • Playback music on a Bluetooth device that is connected using Bluetooth to this unit. In this case, turn this unit's eco standby mode off (vpage 13). I want to reduce the power consumption to the minimum during standby • Turn the eco standby function on (vpage 13). When this function is turned on, you cannot turn the power supply to this unit on by operating a Bluetooth device. 23 Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Appendix Troubleshooting 1. Are the connections correct? 2. Is the set being operated as described in the owner’s manual? If this unit does not operate properly, check the items listed in the table below. Should the problem persist, there may be a malfunction. In this case, disconnect the power immediately and contact your store of purchase. 22Power does not turn on Symptom Cause/Solution Page Power does not turn on (When AC adapter is connected). • Check whether the AC adapter is connected correctly. • Check that the power plug is inserted correctly into the power outlet. • Check that the replacement AC adapter plug is correctly attached to the AC adapter. 10 10 Power does not turn on (When AC adapter is not connected). • If this unit is not used for a long period of time (approximately 14 days), the power supply from the battery will be automatically switched off in order to protect the battery (battery protection function). The battery protection function is canceled when the AC adapter is connected. • Battery has completely discharged. Connect the AC adapter and recharge the battery. 10 24 Index 10 Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Appendix 22No sound comes out Symptom No sound comes out. Cause/Solution Page • Check that the power supply to this unit and connected devices is on. • Check that the volume control this unit and connected devices is adjusted to an appropriate level. • Pair a Bluetooth device with this unit. • When playing back music using a wired connection, check that the stereo mini cable is connected securely. • The AUX input connector of this unit is compatible with stereo mini cables that have 3-pole plugs. Some smartphones or portable music players are compatible with stereo mini cables that have 4-pole plugs. Be sure to prepare a connection cable that is compatible with the specifications of the device that you want to connect. • If this unit is in muting mode, cancel muting mode. 13 20 14 21 21 20 22Sound is distorted, interrupted or noise occurs Symptom Sound is distorted, interrupted or noise occurs. Cause/Solution Page • Check that the volume control this unit and connected devices is adjusted to an appropriate level. • Bring the connected device closer to this unit. • Move this unit away from appliances such as microwave ovens or wireless LAN devices. • Turn the power of the Bluetooth device off and on again. 20 25 Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Appendix 22Cannot pair devices Symptom Cannot pair devices. Cause/Solution Page • Turn the power of this unit off and on again. • Move the Bluetooth device to within 1 meter of this unit and then try again. • Turn the power of the Bluetooth device off and on again. 13 22Cannot connect using NFC Symptom Cannot connect using NFC. Cause/Solution Page • Check that the Bluetooth device is equipped with the NFC function. • Check the position of the NFC antenna on the Bluetooth device, and touch the N mark on this unit with the NFC antenna of the Bluetooth device. Keep the Bluetooth device in contact with this device until the Bluetooth device responds. 18 Cause/Solution Page • If the input of this unit is set to Bluetooth and no audio is played back for approximately 15 minutes, this unit automatically enters standby mode. Turn the power of this unit off and on again. • If the input of this unit is set to AUX and it is not operated for approximately 8 hours, this unit automatically enters standby mode. Turn the power of this unit off and on again (AUX auto standby function). To turn the AUX auto standby function off, press and hold the AUX button for approximately 3 seconds when the input of this unit is set to AUX. 22Power is turned off Symptom Power is turned off. 26 Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Restarting the unit If this unit does not operate correctly, use a pointed object such as a pin to press the reset button on the side of the unit. 27 Index Appendix Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Appendix Replacing the grill net You can replace the grill net with a different colored net. Unhook the hook on the base of this unit with your finger. Unhook the grill net hook with your finger. 28 Attach one of the interchangeable nets. • As shown in the figure, align the net with the cutout side, and hook the other side onto the grill hooks. Attach the grill onto the unit. Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Explanation of Terms NFC (Near Field Communication) This is technology that enables wireless communication over a short range. Terminals that are equipped with the NFC function can be easily connected to this unit simply by touching. 29 Index Appendix Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Appendix Trademark information The N mark is a trademark or registered trademark of NFC forum, Inc. in the United States and in other countries. The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by D&M Holdings Inc. is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners. ©2013 CSR plc and its group companies. The aptX® mark and the aptX logo are trade marks of CSR plc or one of its group companies and may be registered in one or more jurisdictions. 30 Index Contents Preparation Connections Playback Troubleshooting Specifications 22Audio section Rated output: Maximum effective output power: 125W+125W (Load 8Ω, 20Hz - 20kHz T.H.D 0.05％) 165W+165W (Load 6Ω, 1kHz T.H.D 0.7%) 195W+195W (Load 6Ω, 1kHz T.H.D 10％ 2-channel driving JEITA) 235W (Load6Ω, 1kHz T.H.D 10％ 1-channel driving JEITA) Frequency response: 10Hz - 100kHz：+1, –3dB (in DIRECT mode) Speaker driver: 76.00MHz - 90.00MHz Bluetooth standards: 1.2μV (12.8dBf) Supported profiles: Mono: 2.8μV (20.2dBf) Supported codecs: Mono: 70dB (IHF-A, in DIRECT mode) Stereo: 67dB (IHF-A, in DIRECT mode) 22Bluetooth section Communication system: Maximum communication range: Frequency band: Modulation method: Compatible Bluetooth profiles: Supported Codecs: Transmission range (A2DP): 31 Index Appendix Contents Preparation Connections Playback Appendix Troubleshooting 22General Waterproofing: AC adapter: IPX2 equivalent AC100 - 240V, 50/60Hz 22Dimensions 48 Unit : mm 138 140 255 48 105 22Weight : 1.3 kg zzFor purposes of improvement, specifications and design are subject to change without notice. 32 Index Contents Preparation Index vv A Accessories ······························································ 4 vv C Connections AC adapter··························································· 10 Bluetooth connection (Pairing) ···························· 14 USB Cable···························································· 12 Connections Playback Troubleshooting vv R Replacing the grill net ············································ 28 Return to the default settings ································ 27 vv T Tips ········································································ 23 Troubleshooting ····················································· 24 Turning the power on ············································· 13 vv M Multipoint function ················································· 19 vv N NFC Function ····················································18、30 vv P Pairing····································································· 14 Playback AUX (wired)·························································· 21 Bluetooth······························································ 20 33 Index Appendix Warning This appliance and its antenna must not be co-located or operation in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. A minimum separation distance of 20 cm must be maintained between the antenna and the person for this appliance to satisfy the RF exposure requirements. FCC This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Users are not permitted to make changes or modify the device in any way. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Samsung will void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. IC “This device complies with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. The user is cautioned that this device should be used only as specified within this manual to meet RF exposure requirements”. Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes: (1) l'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d'en compromettre le fonctionnement www.denon.com D&M Holdings Inc. 3520 10324 00AD
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