User Manual Fugoo Style Bluetooth Speaker Model F6SP page 7 1/10/2020
overrides the connection status indications above.
• Solid (continuous) green: charged – The speaker has completely charged the
battery. This indication overrides the connection status indications above.
Power Save mode On / Off
The speaker can shut itself off to conserve power, after a period of inactivity – meaning
no button presses, and no audio playback. Power Save mode can be toggled on and off
by holding the – (volume down) button while turning the speaker on with the (Power)
button. The default state is on.
If Power Save mode is on, then the speaker will shut itself off as follows … When in BT
mode:
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If the speaker is not connected to a source device and is not plugged into a power
source, the speaker turns off after 15 minutes of inactivity.
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If the speaker is not connected to a source device and is plugged into a power source,
the speaker turns off after 30 minutes of inactivity.
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If the speaker is connected to a source device and is not plugged into a power source,
the speaker turns off after 1 hour of inactivity.
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If the speaker is connected to a source device and is plugged into a power source, the
speaker will not shut off automatically.
When in Line in mode:
If there is no signal input and is not plugged into a power source, the speaker
turns off after 60 minutes of inactivity
If the speaker is plugged into a power source, the speaker will not shut off automatically.
If Power Save mode is off, then the speaker will remain on until you turn it off by pressing the
(Power) button for one second.
Resetting the speaker
• If the speaker becomes unresponsive, or behaves differently than you believe it
should, try resetting it. Hold the
(Action) button for ten about seconds. This will
reset the speaker, without clearing its pairing list.
• The speaker can be reset whether it's on or off.
TWS pairing
• Make sure both Fugoo speakers (Speaker A and Speaker B) are on and in close
proximity to each other. Speaker A is master speaker, and Speaker B is slave
speaker.
• Long press the Bluetooth button on Speaker B to enter pairing mode. The red and
blue led will alternating flash.
• Double-Click the Bluetooth button on Speaker A to enter TWS searching. And you
will hear the voice prompts “du” on Speaker A.
• Once the two speakers are paired together, the “amber” led will solid on Speaker B
to indicate that it is a slave speaker. And both speakers will prompt “connected”.
• Pair your device via Bluetooth to Speaker A. And you can play audio.
TWS unpair
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