Next you will need to select the name of the Wi-Fi network to which you wish to connect the speaker from the ‘Network
Name’ drop down selection box. If your network is not listed, please check the router is turned on, and that your android
device is connected to it. You can refresh the list of networks if necessary.
Enter the ‘Password’ for your Wi-Fi network – you may nd this written on the bottom of your Wi-Fi router unless you have
changed the password at some point.
Tap ‘Connect’ and wait for a message saying ‘You are connected’.
Your speaker will now connect to your Wi-Fi and is ready to use.
Conguring your speaker from Windows and OSX
Power on your speaker and wait for a white light indicating it has nished its initialisation.
In the notication area of the Taskbar, right click on the Wi-Fi logo, and connect to your new speaker (Note – your computer
may tell you that you have ‘Limited Access’)
Open your web browser, and try to connect to a web page – you will be taken to the web interface of the speaker and asked
to give the speaker a name - you may nd it helpful to call the speaker by the name of the room it is in if you have a number
of speakers on your network – for example ‘Master Bedroom’ or ‘Living Room’
Next you will need to select the name of the Wi-Fi network to which you wish to connect the speaker from the ‘Network
Name’ drop down selection box. If your network is not listed, please check the router is turned on, and that your android
device is connected to it. You can refresh the list of networks if necessary.
Enter the ‘Password’ for your Wi-Fi network – you may nd this written on the bottom of your Wi-Fi router unless you have
changed the password at some point.
Tap ‘Connect’ and wait for a message saying ‘You are connected’.
Your speaker will now connect to your Wi-Fi and is ready to use.
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