On AuraClip
Press + to raise the volume. Press − to lower it.
AURACAST AUDIO RECEIVER · RC240
Plug in. Turn on. Hear Auracast.
AuraClip lets wired headphones or a neckloop hear nearby open Auracast broadcasts—automatically, with no app or Bluetooth pairing.
SETUP
Start listening in four steps.
First, make sure an open Auracast broadcast is available nearby.
- Plug in your headphones.Fully insert wired headphones or a neckloop into AuraClip’s 3.5 mm jack.
- Check for an open broadcast.Make sure a joinable open Auracast broadcast is available nearby.
- Turn on AuraClip.Slide the switch to ON.ORANGE · BLINKINGScanning for an open broadcast
- Start listening.ORANGE · SOLIDJoined successfully
Encrypted broadcasts: Not supported yet. A future app will add support for joining password-protected broadcasts.
Next: Adjust volume →ADJUST VOLUME
Set a comfortable listening level.
Use AuraClip’s side buttons, or the controls on your connected headphones.
Ready: the audio is clear and comfortable.
Next: Switch broadcasts →SWITCH BROADCAST
Choose among 3 broadcasts—or scan for a new one.
Each power-on session can remember up to three nearby broadcasts.
Switch within the current 3
- Make sure more than one Auracast broadcast is active and in range.
- Hold Switch Audio for 3 seconds.
- The orange LED blinks while switching and stays solid when complete.
- Repeat to move to the next remembered broadcast.
Get a broadcast outside the current 3
- Move into the new broadcast's normal listening area; you do not need to reach the transmitter itself.
- Turn AuraClip off, then on again.
- AuraClip rescans and automatically joins the strongest open broadcast it can receive.
- If it joins the wrong one, move closer to the intended listening zone and restart again.
FIX A PROBLEM
Start with what you see and hear.
No sound, but the orange LED is solid
Recognition: AuraClip has joined a broadcast.
Action: fully insert the 3.5 mm headphones, raise AuraClip volume, then switch to another active broadcast.
Expected: audio begins through the headphones. If not, restart AuraClip and test another wired headset.
The orange LED keeps blinking
Recognition: AuraClip has not joined a broadcast.
Action: confirm a joinable open broadcast is available nearby, remain within its coverage area and restart AuraClip.
Expected: the orange LED becomes solid. If not, confirm that the available broadcast is open rather than encrypted.
I cannot join a password-protected broadcast
AuraClip currently joins open broadcasts only. Support for joining encrypted broadcasts is planned through a future app. For now, use an available open broadcast.
Switching does not change the audio
Switching works only when multiple broadcasts are active and in range. For a broadcast outside the current remembered three, turn AuraClip off and on to rescan.
BUTTONS & INDICATORS
Know what each light means.
Match the color with whether the light is blinking, solid or off.
Broadcast status
- Orange · blinking
- Scanning or switching
- Orange · solid
- Joined an Auracast broadcast
Battery indicator
- Red · blinking
- Low battery
- White · blinking
- Charging
- Light off
- Fully charged
Quick specifications
- Range
- Up to 328 ft / 100 m
- Playtime
- Up to 16 hours
- Charging
- USB-C, 5 V / 1–2.4 A
- Audio output
- 3.5 mm wired headphones, neckloop or powered speaker
FIRMWARE UPDATE
Update AuraClip when a fix or feature requires it.
Not part of normal setup. Update only when Avantree Support recommends it or a troubleshooting guide directs you here.
- 1Download Avantree UpdaterChoose the version for your Windows PC or Mac.
- 2Connect AuraClip to your computerUse the included USB data cable. A charge-only cable cannot transfer the update.
- 3Run the updateKeep AuraClip connected until the updater confirms completion, then restart it.
During the update: do not unplug AuraClip, close the updater or turn off the computer.
STILL NEED HELP?
Get the right help for AuraClip.
Select AuraClip / RC240 and include the LED state, headphones used, whether an open broadcast was available nearby and what happened after restarting.
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