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Help Guide
Wireless Neckband Speaker
SRS-NB10
Connecting the neckband speaker with a computer via a BLUETOOTH
®
connection
(Windows)
The process to register the information of a target device required for BLUETOOTH connection is called pairing.
To use a device in combination with the neckband speaker via a BLUETOOTH connection, it is necessary to pair the
neckband speaker with devices on an individual basis.
Supported operation systems
Windows 10, Windows 8.1
Before proceeding, make sure of the following:
Bring the neckband speaker within a distance of 1 m (3.2 ft) from your computer.
Charge the built-in battery sufficiently.
Bring the operating instructions supplied with your computer at hand for reference.
To avoid any sudden loud sound output from the neckband speaker, turn down the volume of both the computer and
the neckband speaker or stop music playback.
Set the speaker of your computer to on.
If the speaker of your computer is set to
(mute), sound does not output on the neckband speaker.
When the speaker of your computer is set to on:
Put the neckband speaker into pairing mode.
When you pair the neckband speaker with a BLUETOOTH device for the first time after purchase or after you
initialize the neckband speaker (and all the pairing information is deleted from the neckband speaker), turning on
the neckband speaker automatically puts it into pairing mode. In such a case, proceed to step
.
To pair the neckband speaker with a second or subsequent BLUETOOTH device (of which pairing information the
neckband speaker has), make sure that the neckband speaker is turned off, and then press and hold the
(power)/
(BLUETOOTH) button for about 5 seconds until you hear voice guidance (BLUETOOTH pairing). When the
neckband speaker is in pairing mode, the indicator starts double flashing in blue.
Note
Be sure to keep holding the button even in the event that you hear voice guidance (Power ON) in about 2 seconds after you
press and hold
(power)/ (BLUETOOTH) button.
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