User Manual Q&AAnswer
Mar 04, 2024 - 01:58 AM
If your car's audio system is compatible with Bluetooth 4.2 and supports Bluetooth audio, you can connect the OAKCASTLE CD100 Portable CD Player with Bluetooth to your car's audio system. However, please note that some car audio systems only support phone calls and not audio. To check if your car's audio system can pair for audio and calls, refer to your car's user manual or contact the manufacturer.
Connecting via USB port alone may not be sufficient for audio playback. The USB port is primarily used for charging the CD player. To connect the CD player to your car's audio system, you will need to use Bluetooth mode. Follow these steps:
1. Switch on the CD player and wait for the CD to load.
2. Press and hold the 'Mode' button (Ref.8) until the Bluetooth logo displays on the screen (Ref.3). The Bluetooth logo will flash until the device is connected.
3. Follow the instructions for your car's audio system to connect it to the CD player via Bluetooth. Once connected, the Bluetooth logo on the display screen will stop flashing and become static (Ref.3).
4. You should now be able to hear audio through your car's audio system.
Please note that the CD player needs to be charged separately using the USB to micro USB charging cable. The USB port in your car can be used for charging the CD player while connected via Bluetooth.
It's important to check the compatibility of your car's audio system and ensure it supports Bluetooth audio before attempting to connect the CD player.
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