Winlite DIN1001 User Manual

User Guide (D-IN Bluetooth Speaker)

Technical Spec.:

Input Voltage: 5-5.5V,

Built-in Lithium battery: 3.7V, 1000MA

Power: 3W*2

How to Use

Six Buttons: PLAY PREV NEXT VOL- VOL+ MODE

4 working modes, the sequence of playing mode by default is listed as below:

BLUETOOTH AUX USB/SDcard

（ switch between these four modes with “M” button ））））

** Charging the Battery

1. To charge the D-IN BT Speaker, connect the DC plug on the included USB

Power Cable to the Power input located on the back of the speaker.

2.Connect the USB end to a powered USB port.

CAUTIION

Please be noted that the input voltage can’t be over 5.5V or below 5V.

The speaker can’t be charged if the input voltage is too low; the speaker will be

damaged if the input voltage is too high.

Remark: the LED on the bottom will turn red while the speaker is being charged,

and the LED light will be off after full charge.

** POWER ON/OFF

Turn on the D-IN BT Speaker by pressing the ON/OFF button located on the top of

the speaker. D IN is automatically in Bluetooth mode when it’s an ON mode, and the

Blue LED for Bluetooth will flash first and later keep on. Then the Bluetooth

module start working..

**Playing music via Bluetooth mode

1.Connect the speaker with the Bluetooth-enabled devices in the 1st time, the Blue

LED light will keep flashing for searching the BT signal.

If it’s not the 1st time for the speaker to work with Bluetooth-enabled devices, when

it’s on BT mode, the blue LED light will keep on in a few seconds after flashing, at

this moment the D-IN BT speaker is trying to connect the memorial

Bluetooth-enabled device. Once it’s done, the LED will flash slowly, but if it’s failed,

after 5 seconds the BT indicator will flash, waiting for the connection with new

device, then follow the steps as below

2. Ensure Bluetooth-enabled devices has Bluetooth switched on and begin searching

for devices, select the “ bluSound ” device and if a password is required

enter “0000”.When the blue LED flashes slowly, the pairing with Bluetooth-enabled

devices has been completed