Pyle PDICBT286 8 In wall n ceiling Bluetooth Flush Mount Speaker Product
INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing this PYLE Bluetooth Ceiling / Wall Speaker system. It is a state-of-the-art product carefully designed and manufactured for your installation needs, and has been thoroughly tested to ensure consistent and reliable performance. If you have any question about the installation or operation of your PYLE Bluetooth Ceiling / Wall Speaker System which are not answered by this manual, contact your dealer immediately.
EXISTING CONSTRUCTION
IN-CEILING SPEAKERS
- Cut the drywall.
Note: Always allow at least one-half inch between a wall stud and the speaker cutout or the locking tabs will not be able to swivel into place.| - Connect the speaker wires to the speaker.
- Screw down each of the four Phillips head screws. The locking tabs will swivel into place and secure the unit to the rear surface of the drywall. Put in the strips of adhesive to secure the grille.
- Replace the metal grille.
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BLUETOOTH CONNECTION DIAGRAM
4 CHANNEL
- Bluetooth Version:0
- Bluetooth Network Name: Pyle
- Bluetooth Network Password: ‘0000’
- Bluetooth Wireless Range: 30’+Feet
- As shown in pictures, A is speaker, B is speaker, C is bluetooth controller, D is power adapter, E is speaker, F is speaker.
- As shown is Picture C, port (1)(2) connect to the negative pole of speaker in Picture A, port (3)(4) connect to the positive pole of speaker in Picture B, port (6)(7) connect to the positive pole of speaker in Picture E, port (8)(9) connect to the positive pole of speaker in Picture F, port (5) connects to power adapter in Picture D’s D1 port.
TECHNICAL SPEC
FAQs
No, ceiling speakers typically function as passive speakers, which means they lack internal amplifiers and are powered by speaker cables connected to an external amplifier. Each ceiling speaker is connected to the binding posts on the amplifier to do this.
They are thus not required to be connected to a power source. They just require a connection to a receiver or amplifier that can also serve as a power supply.
The speaker may need to be unpaired, then repaired with your device. Before starting the pairing process, make sure the Bluetooth Speaker is ON.
You may also connect Bluetooth ceiling speakers to your television, just like you can with wired speakers. Check to see if your TV has Bluetooth built in first. If not, see if a Bluetooth transmitter is supported.
Bluetooth ceiling speakers are often wirelessly managed by a smartphone or other internet-connected device. The Bluetooth chip in the speaker will receive the content from the smartphone and play it through the speaker.
They often need an outlet because the majority run on AC power. Bluetooth speakers connect directly to a computer, phone, or other device. They frequently have battery power and are small, making them more portable. Some models provide both types of connectivity.
Bluetooth speakers and smart home speakers are always on since these extra functionalities require power. If you have active speakers, you can just connect your music source, put them into a power outlet (or use the internal batteries), and stop reading here—unless you’re inquisitive, that is!
First, disconnect the speaker from any associated devices. To return the speaker to its default settings, press and hold both the power and Bluetooth buttons at the same time for longer than three seconds.
Speakers On/Off Button To switch on all speaker pairs, press the button. Press the button one more to turn it off.
If your Bluetooth devices aren’t connecting, they probably aren’t in pairing mode or are out of range. Try rebooting your devices or letting your phone or tablet “forget” the connection if you’re experiencing persistent Bluetooth connection issues.
You can enjoy TV sound through your ceiling speaker system by connecting an analogue cable from your TV to the amplifier, plugging it in, and setting your TV to line output.
Get a multi-zone AV receiver, then connect speaker cords from that amp to each speaker. Your home audio environment will be simplified if you choose an AV receiver with Bluetooth and WiFi built-in.
However, since the majority of ceiling speakers are rated at 60W or more, you shouldn’t have any issues using a 15 or 30W amplifier with them.
