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Bluetooth
The KICKER BF400 supports audio input via Bluetooth transfer protocol. It will remember and
auto-connect with up to 5 audio devices. Use a software reset to wipe the auto-connect list,
or pair more devices to bump the last one off.
Enter Pairing mode by performing a long press (1 second) of the SOURCE button.
The Blue source LED will flash while in pairing mode for up to 2 minutes, then time-out.
You may also exit pairing mode by pressing the SOURCE button.
When the BF400 enters Bluetooth
mode, it will automatically begin to
search for and connect with the last
connected device. If that device
is not found, it will continue to search
for the other saved connections
until a connection is established.
When in Bluetooth Pairing mode, the
BF400 will display as “BF400 KICKER” on your Bluetooth device.
Double-Kick Mode:
Double-Kick allows you to play your audio through two BF400s. One BF400, the Primary,
will broadcast the audio to the Secondary BF400. Audio and EQ settings applied by the
Primary BF400, or KICKER Connect app, will be mirrored on the Secondary BF400.
Double-Kick mode is compatible with all audio input sources. You may enter Double-Kick
mode by using the KICKER Connect app, or manually with the following button sequence.
1. Pair Bluetooth device with Primary BF400
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1S
2.
3.
1S
1S
Primary Secondary
2. Setup Primary Speaker
Press & Hold Play/Pause and ‘+’ on
Primary BF400. The battery LEDs will
indicate Primary mode with an inside-out
pattern.
3. Setup Secondary Speaker
Press & Hold Play/Pause and ‘–’ on
Secondary BF400. The battery LEDs will
indicate Secondary mode with an
outside-in pattern.
When successful, the Primary BF400 should have a solid Blue LED. The Secondary BF400
should have all input source LEDs solid. Any volume changes made on one BF400 will effect
the other. Press the SOURCE button, or turn the BF400 off, to exit Double-Kick mode.
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