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Connecting to audio equipment

The audio input and output levels of the BlueAir Adaptor are broadly com-

patible with standard audio inputs and outputs of both professional and

domestic audio systems and computer equipment. The adapter can be con-

nected to the ‘line’ or microphone inputs and ‘line’ or headphone outputs of

almost all audio equipment and should work well with everything from PA

(public address), instrument and HiFi equipment to professional mixers /

pre-amps, televisions, portable audio systems and computers.

The packs of connection adaptors included in the package give the BlueAir

adaptor a wide range of potential connection options. The most common

ones are described here but many more may be possible.

Terminology

In the connection guidance that follows, it is important to remember:

1. The end of the audio connectors with a stalk is

referred to as either the “plug” or the “jack”.

The end with the a hole is called the “socket”.

2. The BlueAir audio jacks are colour coded to

distinguish “input” and “output” (the direction

in which the sound travels).

The output jack has a black ring. Sound from any Bluetooth headset be

ing used with the BlueAir adaptor travels to this jack and can be passed

on to audio systems by plugging this jack into them.

The input jack has a red ring. Sound from audio equipment plugged into

this jack is sent to any connected Bluetooth headset.

The “sound source” is what is making the sound being picked up by the

Bluetooth headset and being ampliﬁed by the “audio system”.

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