To Set The Clock - Gear4 HouseParty Rise 2 Wireless Manual Del Usuario

■ Tap on 'HouseParty Rise'. The Bluetooth
connection between the speaker and chosen
device will now be made.
■ If no connection is made within 30 seconds of
the Bluetooth button ( ) being pressed, the
speaker will automatically connect to the last
paired or docked device.
Note: Connections between speaker and
devices are only possible if devices have
previously been paired.
For use with iPod / iPhone /
iPad:
■ Press the Mode button to select iPod mode.
■ Carefully insert your iPod / iPhone / iPad into
the dock.
■ Press play on your iPod / iPhone / iPad and
control the music using your device.
■ To enable wireless control, undock your
paired iPod touch / iPhone / iPad from the
speaker and control your speaker wirelessly
through the SmartLink Wireless app.
For use with FM radio:
■ Press the Mode button to select FM mode.
■ Press or scan to the frequency
desired.
■ Press and hold
automatically to the next clear frequency.
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or to scan
■ Press to enter Presets.
TO SAVE A PRESET FREqUENCy:
You can save up to 5 FM presets on the
speaker.
■ Adjust the radio to your desired frequency
then press and hold the Play / Pause button
until 'Pr' flashes. Input the desired memory
position by turning the SET button. Press the
SET button to save.

To set the clock:

■ Press the SNOOZE / SET button when the
speaker is in Standby mode.
■ Turn the SNOOZE / SET button to select
either 24 hour or 12 hour. Now press the
SNOOZE / SET button to save.
■ The hour display will begin to flash. Turn the
SNOOZE / SET button to adjust the hour.
Now press the SNOOZE / SET button once
again to save.
■ The minute display will start flashing. Press
/ to adjust the minutes. Press the
SNOOZE / SET button to save.
■ The display will begin to flash with one of the
days of the week. Turn the SNOOZE / SET
button to change the day of the week you
require. Now press the SNOOZE / SET
button to save.
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