volume Control
The Parrot BOOMBOX offers different possibilities for adjusting
the volume. The buttons on top of the Parrot BOOMBOX allow
you to control the volume directly from the device.
If your audio player has this function, it will allow you to control
the volume. This means that you will be able to control the volume
remotely.
If you are using a computer running Windows XP or Windows Vista,
you can then use the Parrot Audio Configuration Tool software to
adjust the volume settings.
NB: the use of certain features (volume adjustment) depends exclusively
on your audio player. Refer to the Support heading on our website at www.
parrot.com for further information.
ControllinG the play FunCtion
Some audio players allow you to fast forward/rewind your music
tracks, as well as pause them. To check whether your player has these
functions, visit the Support section on our website at www.parrot.com
NB: The use of some of these functions (volume control and remote control)
depends solely on your audio player. Visit the Support section on our
website at www.parrot.com to find out more information.
PARROT AudIO CONFIGuRATION TOOl SOFTWARE
You can use the Parrot Audio Configuration Tool software from a PC
running Windows XP or Vista to configure your Parrot BOOMBOX.
Prior to launching the Parrot Audio Configuration Tool, you must
ensure that no music is currently being streamed to the Parrot
BOOMBOX. Once you have started the application, you need to select
your Parrot BOOMBOX before you can configure it.
Once the Bluetooth connection has been established with your Parrot
BOOMBOX, you can:
Control the volume of your Parrot BOOMBOX
Make specific sound adjustments with the equaliser.
Enable the volume ramp option, which gradually increases
the volume when you switch on the Parrot BOOMBOX.
Adjust the time delay of the Parrot BOOMBOX. This option is used
to synchronise your audio system with your PC or television.
Connect and/or pair devices with your Parrot BOOMBOX.
Find out the software version used by your Parrot BOOMBOX.
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