Cyrus ONE - Audio Playback; Bluetooth Playback

Cyrus ONE User Instrucons
9
Power
Power is controlled by the mains power buon under the
front panel.
Press the buon to switch the amplier on. Press again •
to switch the amplier o.
When the amplier is switched on the front panel indicators
for source and volume level will light.
Playing Bluetooth® devices
Mulple devices
The Cyrus ONE can pair with up to 3 Bluetooth sources.
Most sources that have been paired will automacally re-
connect when in range, up to the 3 source maximum.
First me use/pairing
Set the source selector to the •
posion.
A Bluetooth scan will start.
If no Bluetooth sources are connected to Cyrus ONE, the
Bluetooth indicator will ash.
Acvate • Bluetooth mode on the source.
If the source is a phone, Bluetooth mode will normally be in
the connecvity secon of the sengs menu.
If the source is a computer, Bluetooth sengs should be in
the control panel.
In the Bluetooth menu of the source, there should be an
opon to search for Bluetooth devices.
Select this opon.•
The source will now scan for Bluetooth devices and should
nd the unit, idened as ‘Cyrus ONE’, followed with a serial
number.
Choose to pair with this.•
Your Bluetooth source will now connect.
NOTE: If the device features Bluetooth technology earlier
than V2.1, you will be asked for a password.
If so, enter 0000.•
If the source connects successfully, the Bluetooth indicator
will stop ashing.
Pairing addional devices
Follow the previous secon to pair each addional source.
NOTE: If a Bluetooth source is already connected the
Bluetooth indicator will not ash, but the Cyrus ONE will
remain discoverable to other Bluetooth sources unl the
maximum of 3 sources are connected.
Re-connecng
Some devices will re-connect when next in range, others
may require manual connecon.
Playing music
Once your device is connected you can select the music you
want to play from the device and set the volume level etc.
at the amplier.
When mulple devices are connected, the device that is
playing will generally hold the Bluetooth channel unl play
stops. Some devices, parcularly computers, may hold the
Bluetooth channel aer play stops. In this case the device
will need to be disconnected before playing another.