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Operation
Connecting with a Bluetooth Device
1. Turn on your Bluetooth device.
2. Power on Offroad and it will automatically go into pairing mode to search for Bluetooth
devices. You will know you are in pairing mode when the Bluetooth LED is off.
3. If your Bluetooth device is not able to pair to Offroad, press the Bluetooth Disconnect
button on the unit to break previous Bluetooth connections and reset the Bluetooth
module.
4. Navigate to your Bluetooth device's setup screen, find Offroad and connect.
Note: If your Bluetooth device prompts for a pairing code, enter 0000.
5. Bluetooth LED will light up solid when it is "paired."
Note: If you experience trouble pairing or playing music, update your device's OS.
6. To disconnect pairing, press the Bluetooth Disconnect button on Offroad.
7. To connect to another Bluetooth device, repeat steps 3-4.
Note: Maximum range will be achieved when using devices with Bluetooth 4.0.
Pairing a Bluetooth Device Using NFC
NFC (near-field communication) allows data exchange from devices, such as pairing, by gently
bumping them together. Check in your device's manual to see if this feature is supported.
To use NFC to pair with Offroad:
1. In order to use NFC, your device must be turned on and unlocked.
2. Enter your device's Settings menu and check that NFC is turned On (one-time step).
3. Power on Offroad.
4. Touch and briefly hold your device to the NFC logo.
5. Follow the pairing instructions that appear on your phone. If a passcode is required, enter
0000.
6. To unpair, gently bump your device against the NFC logo located on Offroad's top panel.
Using the Aux Input
Connect your iPod, iPod touch, iPhone, smartphone, MP3 player, or similar device to the Aux
input. Adjust the output volume on your source device and then adjust the overall volume
using the Master Volume Control on Offroad.
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