Getting started

1. Connecting the dongle to a computer (PC/Mac)

The dongle is compatible with PC and Mac. You can either connect the dongle to a USB-A socket or to a USB-C socket using the supplied USB-C adapter.

No driver installation is required to connect to a PC/Mac. The dongle is automatically recognized as an external sound card.

The dongle is intended for connection to a PC/Mac. It cannot be used with TV or hi-fi devices.

If you connect the dongle to a mobile device, there is a risk that the protruding dongle and/or the USB socket can be damaged if the dongle is subjected to mechanical stress.

Connect the dongle to mobile devices using an extension cable to reduce the mechanical stress

Connecting the dongle to a USB-A socket

eConnect the dongle to a USB-A socket of your PC/Mac.

Connecting the dongle to a USB-C socket

eConnect the dongle to the supplied USB-C adapter.

eConnect the USB adapter to a USB-C socket of your PC/Mac.

2. Pairing Bluetooth headphones with the USB dongle

The dongle is compatible with all Bluetooth headphones.

eMake sure that the desired Bluetooth headphones are ready for pairing (see the instruction manual of the Bluetooth headphones).

After connecting to a PC/Mac, the dongle is automatically in pairing mode and searches for Bluetooth headphones to be paired with.

While the dongle is in pairing mode, the status LEDs on the dongle housing will alternately flash red and white.

eIf the dongle does not automatically change to pairing mode, start the pairing mode manually. To do this, press the pairing button for 3 seconds.

As soon as the dongle is paired with a pair of Bluetooth headphones, the status LEDs on the dongle housing flash white 3x.

Once the dongle is successfully paired with a pair of Bluetooth headphones for the first time, the dongle will save the connection profile of the Bluetooth headphones in the pairing list. When you reconnect the paired dongle to a PC/Mac, the dongle will automatically try to reconnect to the paired Bluetooth headphones.