14 Parrot PARTY
CONNECTING ThE PARROT PARTY TO AN AudIO PlAYER
An audio player is the device you use to store your music files
and start playing these files. An audio player can therefore be a mobile
phone, PC, etc. However, the audio player must be equipped
with a jack connector or the Bluetooth profile A2DP.
For more information, visit our website at www.parrot.com.

uSinG an auDio player Via Bluetooth

If you are using a Bluetooth-enabled audio player with your Parrot
PARTY you must first of all pair the two devices.

Pairing with a Bluetooth audio player

For security reasons, the two devices must be paired. Pairing is used
to authenticate the device that you are going to use with the Parrot
PARTY: an audio player that has not been paired cannot be used with
the system. During the pairing phase, the user must have physical
access to the device.
Press the Bluetooth button.
The Parrot PARTY LED starts flashing: the device is ready to be
paired.
Use your audio player’s Bluetooth menu to search
for the peripherals (refer to the manual for your audio player
or to our website at www.parrot.com).
When the search is complete, select «PARTY».
You are prompted to enter a PIN. Enter «0000» in your audio player.
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Purple The Parrot PARTY is charging, but can still be
used.
Blue The Parrot PARTY is in active mode.
The meanings
are the same,
regardless of
the LED colour.
Flashing quickly The Parrot PARTY is
detectable and ready to be
paired.
Flashing slowly
Streaming is in progress, but
the system has been muted
(no sound).
> Press + or – to return to
active mode.
Bright
The audio player is
connected to the Parrot
PARTY (Bluetooth or line-in
connection).
Weak
No device is connected.
LED off The Parrot PARTY is switched off.
> Use the ON/OFF switch on the back of the
device.
Or
The Parrot PARTY is in power saver mode.
> Start the connection from your audio player or
press any button.