Remote Control; Led Colors Codes; Standby Mode; Setting The Speakers - BC Acoustique SP-102-BT Mode D'emploi

Remote control

SP-102-BT speakers come with the RC-SP1 remote control.
① STANDBY: This button allow you to pause or resume
from standby
② Source selection button:
OPTIC/RCA (Phono/Line)/MINI-JACK/BLUETOOTH
 Long press: Previous track
③ MUTE: This button allow you to shut off the sound.
Press MUTE again to cancel muting.
 Long press: PAUSE/PLAY
④ Press this button to lower trebles
⑤ Reset trebles and basses equalizer to flat
⑥ Press this button to lower basses
⑦ Pairing Bluetooth
⑧ VOL+: Press this button to raise the volume
⑨ Source selection button:
OPTIC/RCA (Phono/Line)/MINI-JACK/BLUETOOTH
 Long press: Next track
⑩ VOL -: Press this button to lower the volume
⑪ Press this button to increase trebles
⑫ Press this button to increase basses
Note: If you device supports Bluetooth
you can use  / 
Smartphone device.
RC-SP1
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/  buttons to control on your
On the infrared lens of the active speaker, led are displaying
different colors that give the following information:
Red: The speakers are in standby mode.
Orange: Optical input.
Green: RCA (Phono or Line) input.
White: Mini-jack 3.5mm input.
Blue: Bluetooth input.
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Flashing green: Bluetooth
Auto OFF
No signal 60 minute go into standby.
Auto Standby
Press the Mute button of remote control. Then press and hold
the Standby button of remote control. The Green LED with one
flash means the auto standby is on, while the Green LED with
two flashes means the auto standby is off. It can remember the
mode setting. The factory mode setting is with auto standby
function enabled.

Setting the speakers

IMPORTANT NOTICE
Put the speakers on a flat and stable surface. Avoid the
following areas:
- High humidity zones.
- Zones exposed to direct sunlight.
- High heat zones (heater, fire place...)
- Very cold zones.
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Note: We recommend that you keep the speaker's boxes.
This can be useful in case you need to move your speakers.
GENERAL ADVICE
The Stereo principle requires the listener to be at the summit of
a triangle with the 2 speakers at the base.
To keep a good stereophonic image, keep your speakers away
from the side walls particularly if they are reflecting (windows,
naked walls...).
The balance between frequencies, mostly for bass, depends on
the distance between the speaker and the walls. Thus a speaker
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located close to a wall can see its bass level double. It is thus
necessary to carefully adjust the distance between the speaker
and the walls to obtain the best balance in bass sound. Avoid
having the same distance between 2 walls and ceiling. This
would create a problem of resonance in the room.
If you want to raise the front of the speakers to optimize the
directivity of the sound, use the spikes provided and screw
them in the threads located under the front of each speaker.
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LED color codes
pairing is in progress.
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Standby mode

Spikes