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Part 2. Connect Bluetooth Headphones / Speakers to Orbit

Part 2. Connect Bluetooth Headphones / Speakers to Orbit

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Most Bluetooth Headphones / Speakers on the market can be paired & connected to the Orbit Transmitter. Please follow the steps below.

Step 1: Power the Orbit ON.

Note 2.1: TV and all closeby wi-fi Devices are suggested to be turned OFF at the pairing stage to avoid interference. You may temporarily use a different power source to power Orbit up.

Connect the Orbit to a power source(5V/500mA-2A) by using the provided the USB C cable. Flip the power switch to ON Position to turn it on. (Contact us at support@avantree.com for a free wall-plug adapter if you need one)

Step 2: Put your Headphones/Speakers into Bluetooth Pairing Mode.

Headphone / Speaker 1st-Time Use: The Headphone/Speaker should enter pairing mode automatically when powered on.

Non-1st-Time Use: Merely powering on WILL NOT get it into pairing mode, you'll need to do so manually. Please either refer to the brand list below or refer to your Headphone/Speaker's user manual. You also can search on Google. E.g. “Bose QC35 Bluetooth Pairing Mode”

Sony, Bose, Jabra, Apple, Beats, Google, Sennheiser, Amazon Echo, JBL, Philips, Panasonic, Audio Technica, Bang Olufsen, Skullcandy, Bowers & Wilkins

Note 2.2 Turn on headphone is different from pairing mode. Please double check and make sure your device is in PAIRING MODE!

Note 2.3 It is important to turn your cellphone, PC or any other previously paired-with devices' Bluetooth function OFF to avoid interference.

Step 3: Pair & Connect.

Click the Magnifying Glass icon to start looking for the Bluetooth devices.

Use the Up/Down buttons to select your Headphone/Speaker.

Click the Enter Button to SELECT your Headphone/Speaker.

Give it a few seconds. Once connected, the text below will show "Connected."

Once successfully connected, you should see indicators on the top of the Orbit screen. TX means transmitter; OPT or AUX shows the audio connection type; FS or SBC or aptX LL shows the Bluetooth codec connected.