Grace Digital Inc. GDI-EXEJ300 Manual Do Utilizador
3) Dry unit completely before opening the cap. Do
NOT open the cap if wet or in a wet environment.
4) Do NOT apply excessive force to any surfaces
of the unit when wet or in a wet environment.
5) Do NOT use or store the unit in places with
high
high
temperature.
6) AVOID prolonged exposure to ultraviolet radiation
(UV sunlight) and strong magnetic fields.
7) Periodically check the rubber seal for
premature
premature
wear.
8) Periodically clean the rubber with a soft moist
cloth and ensure no objects such as dirt, hair, or
sand are on the rubber seal ring. Do NOT use any
oily solvent or chemicals for cleaning.
9) Rinse off the unit with tap water after use in salt
water or swimming pool.
10) Power and / or charge the built-in rechargeable
battery for portable use by connecting the
USB cord to a computer USB connection or to
an AC outlet using the AC-to-USB cord 5V, 1A
power adapter intended for use with the unit.
11) Noise and audio distortion may occur when the
batteries are nearing end of charge.
12) Do NOT remove the built-in battery. Do NOT
remove the grill covers.
On/Off
Press the Standby Power Button once to
power ON/OFF.
IMPORTANT: Standby Power function
will NOT operate when the Master
Power is set OFF. Master Power Switch
under the cap on the back panel must
be set ON for Standby & your EcoJam
to operate.
power ON/OFF.
IMPORTANT: Standby Power function
will NOT operate when the Master
Power is set OFF. Master Power Switch
under the cap on the back panel must
be set ON for Standby & your EcoJam
to operate.
Bluetooth
When turned ON, the EcoJam will power
on and search for your Bluetooth. Refer
to “Set Up Recommendations 1-2-3”
part for
on and search for your Bluetooth. Refer
to “Set Up Recommendations 1-2-3”
part for
details.
Speaker Volume
Press
to decrease or
to increase
Speaker Volume.
NOTE: Some Bluetooth devices may
require to be manually set for maximum
audio level.
NOTE: Some Bluetooth devices may
require to be manually set for maximum
audio level.
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Control Buttons & Operations