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Using auxiliary devices
You can use auxiliary devices such as music players and cell phones by connecting to
Zulu’s auxiliary input jack or by connecting wirelessly using Bluetooth. You get the best
sound quality when you connect devices to Zulu’s auxiliary input jack.
To enhance stereo sound when listening to auxiliary audio devices, turn on Front Row
Center. You can also use Zulu’s Treble boost and Bass boost DIP switches to adjust the
sound. Zulu’s Stereo/Mono DIP switch setting does not affect auxiliary devices, so you
can listen to auxiliary audio in both stereo and FRC even when Zulu is set to mono.
When Auto MusicMute is on, Zulu automatically turns down auxiliary devices during
radio communications; see “Using Auto MusicMute to quiet auxiliary devices” on
page 7.
Connecting a wired device to the auxiliary input jack
To connect a music player or cell phone to Zulu’s auxiliary input jack, use the
appropriate supplied cable. Some cell phones use proprietary connectors and
require an adapter or special cable—call Lightspeed if you need help with your setup.
To adjust the volume on a device connected to Zulu’s auxiliary input jack, use the
controls on the device itself.
Using wireless devices with Zulu
Before you can connect a wireless Bluetooth device for the first time, you must pair it
with Zulu. This procedure is described in “Connecting a Bluetooth device for the first
time” on page 10. Once you pair your Bluetooth device with Zulu, you can connect to it
easily when Zulu’s Bluetooth mode is turned on. For details on using Bluetooth devices
with Zulu, see “Using a Bluetooth device” on page 10.
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