Basic Operation - Oakcastle Ps500 Benutzerhandbuch

Basic Operation

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Please note that the instructions within this user manual will refer to the button
number on the party speaker or the microphones (Ref 'number'), and the buttons on
the remote control (Rem 'number'), in accordance with the diagrams from pages 4-8.​
Charging Time ​
Insert the USB Type-C cable at the back of the unit (Ref.11), and then connect with a
plug (DC5V) to the mains for charging. ​
The charging LED screen will light up red (Ref.8). It takes up to 6 hours to process a
full charge course of the internal battery. Once fully charged, the red LED light will
switch off. Disconnect the party speaker from mains and take advantages of its
portability.​
Please Note: It would be recommended to process a full charge course when not in
use for longer battery life. ​
Playback ​
The Oakcastle PS500 has an internal rechargeable battery. Once fully charged, the
speaker can be used on battery power for up to 6 hours. ​
Please Note: The playtime may vary based on the volume level and lighting modes
usage while playing on battery power. ​
Power ON/OFF ​
Rotate the 'Power ON/OFF' knob (Ref.1) to the right to switch the power on and
increase the volume as per your preferences. Rotate the 'Power ON/OFF' (Ref.1) to
the left to decrease the volume and switch off the party speaker. ​
TWS​
The 'TWS' function can only be used when using two Oakcastle PS500 Party Speakers
which you can connect and use as twin Bluetooth party speakers. ​
Please note: each package only contains one Oakcastle PS500 Bluetooth Party
Speaker. ​
To connect two Oakcastle PS500's, you should first ensure that both speakers are
powered on and not paired individually with other devices via Bluetooth. Press the
'TWS' button (Ref.3) twice on one of these speakers and both will wirelessly connect
with each other. ​
Once both Oakcastle PS500 are paired, switch on Bluetooth connectivity on your
phone, and then search for 'Oakcastle PS500'. Select and pair with the speakers. You
can now play audio on both party speakers. ​
To disconnect, the 'TWS' button (Ref.3) twice on one of the party speakers.
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