Coby Wireless TV Audio Speaker and Hearing Amplifier (Model CSTV130) User Manual

1. Gabatarwa

This manual provides detailed instructions for the setup, operation, and maintenance of your Coby Wireless TV Audio Speaker and Hearing Amplifier, Model CSTV130. This device is designed to enhance TV audio for individuals, offering a portable listening experience with a wireless range of up to 100 feet and Bluetooth connectivity for other audio sources.

Image 1.1: Coby Wireless TV Audio Speaker and Charging Base.

2. Abubuwan Kunshin

Tabbatar cewa duk abubuwa suna nan a cikin kunshin:

• Wireless Speaker (1)
• Transmitter / Charging Base (1)
• AC Power Adapter (1)
• Audio Cable (3.5mm) (1)
• RCA to AUX Adapter (1)
• Tantancewar Cable (1)
• Jagoran Mai Amfani (1)

Image 2.1: Contents included in the product package.

3. Samfurin Ya Ƙareview

3.1. Speaker Controls and Indicators

Image 3.1: Front and Rear Panel Overview.

Front Panel (Speaker)

• Mutuwar Button: Press to mute or unmute the speaker audio.
• Speaker Indicator Lights: Display battery level, Mute status, Bluetooth (BT), TV, and Line In input modes.
• ON/OFF Power/Volume Knob: Rotate to adjust volume. Press and hold to power on/off.

Rear Panel (Speaker)

• 3.5mm AUX Speaker Input: For direct audio connection.
• 3.5mm AUX Speaker Charging Port: For charging the speaker directly.

Transmitter Front Panel (Base)

• Dock Indicator Lights: Indicate Optical or Line In connection status.

Transmitter Rear Panel (Base)

• DC IN 5V: Power input for the transmitter.
• LAYI CIKIN: 3.5mm shigarwar sauti.
• TAMBAYA: Shigar da sauti na gani na dijital.
• MODE/STANDBY Button: Selects input mode or puts the transmitter in standby.
• Maballin BIYU: Initiates pairing with the speaker.

4. Saita Umarnin

4.1. Powering the Transmitter and Speaker

1. Connect the AC Power Adapter to the DC IN 5V port on the rear of the transmitter base.
2. Plug the AC Power Adapter into a wall outlet. The indicator light on the transmitter will illuminate.
3. Place the wireless speaker onto the charging base. The speaker will begin charging automatically. Alternatively, connect the speaker directly to a power source using a Micro USB cable (not included) via its charging port.

4.2. Haɗa zuwa TV ɗin ku

The Coby Wireless TV Audio Speaker offers multiple connection options for your television. Choose the method that best suits your TV's available audio outputs.

Image 4.1: Compatible TV Audio Output Options.

Option 1: Digital Optical Audio (Recommended for best quality)

1. Before inserting the optical cable, gently remove the translucent plastic caps from both ends of the optical cable.
2. Connect one end of the optical cable to the OPTICAL input on the rear of the transmitter base.
3. Connect the other end of the optical cable to the Digital Optical Audio Out port on your TV.
4. On your TV's audio settings menu, set the audio output format to PCM. This is crucial for proper sound transmission. Refer to your TV's manual for specific instructions on changing audio output settings.

Option 2: 3.5mm Audio (Line In / Headphone Jack)

1. Connect one end of the 3.5mm audio cable to the LINE IN port on the rear of the transmitter base.
2. Connect the other end of the 3.5mm audio cable to the 3.5mm Headphone Out or Audio Out port on your TV.

Option 3: RCA Audio (Red/White Audio Out)

1. Connect the RCA to AUX adapter to the 3.5mm audio cable.
2. Connect the RCA plugs (red and white) to the corresponding Audio Out ports on your TV.
3. Connect the 3.5mm end of the cable to the LINE IN port on the rear of the transmitter base.

Lura:

• Only one transmitter is needed to connect to your TV/cable box.
• Only one audio connection type (Optical, 3.5mm, or RCA) is required for installation.

5. Umarnin Aiki

5.1. Kunnawa / Kashewa da Sarrafa ƙara

• To power on the speaker, press and hold the ON/OFF Power/Volume Knob on the side of the speaker. Repeat to power off.
• Rotate the ON/OFF Power/Volume Knob clockwise to increase volume and counter-clockwise to decrease volume.

5.2. Bakin Aiki

• Press the MUTE button on the front panel of the speaker to instantly mute the audio. The MUTE indicator light will illuminate.
• Press the MUTE button again to unmute the audio.

5.3. Zaɓin Yanayin shigarwa

The speaker automatically detects the active input from the transmitter (TV/Line In) or can be manually switched to Bluetooth mode.

• When connected to the transmitter, the TV or LINE IN indicator light will show the active input.
• To switch to Bluetooth mode, press the MODE/STANDBY button on the transmitter or the BT button on the speaker (if available). The BT indicator light will flash, indicating pairing mode.

5.4. Haɗa Bluetooth

To connect your smartphone or other Bluetooth device:

1. Ensure the speaker is in Bluetooth pairing mode (BT indicator light flashing).
2. A kan na'urarka, kunna Bluetooth kuma bincika samammun na'urori.
3. Select "Coby CSTV130" (or similar) from the list.
4. Once paired, the BT indicator light will become solid, and you can play audio wirelessly from your device.

Image 5.1: Connecting to a smartphone via Bluetooth.

5.5. Amfani da Na'urar Kai

For private listening, you can connect wired headphones directly to the speaker.

• Plug your 3.5mm wired headphones into the 3.5mm AUX Speaker Input port on the rear of the speaker.
• The speaker's internal audio will mute, and sound will be directed to the connected headphones.

Image 5.2: Using headphones with the Coby speaker for personal audio.

6. Yin caji

The speaker features an 8-hour playback time and can be recharged in two ways:

• Dock Cajin: Place the speaker onto the transmitter base. Ensure the speaker is correctly seated for charging to begin.
• Direct Micro USB: Connect a Micro USB cable (not included) to the speaker's charging port and to a USB power source.

Image 6.1: Speaker being placed on the charging dock.

7. Aikin Barci ta atomatik

The speaker includes an auto sleep function to conserve battery life.

• If no audio signal is detected for a period, the device will gradually reduce its volume.
• After 1 hour of inactivity, the speaker will automatically shut off.

Image 7.1: Speaker on nightstand, demonstrating auto sleep function.

8. Shirya matsala

8.1. No Sound or Poor Audio Quality

• Duba Haɗin kai: Ensure all cables (optical, 3.5mm, power) are securely connected to both the transmitter and the TV.
• Optical Cable Caps: Verify that the translucent plastic caps have been removed from both ends of the optical cable before insertion.
• TV Audio Output Settings: If using an optical connection, confirm that your TV's audio output is set to PCM. Many TVs default to Dolby Digital, which is not compatible with this device.
• TV Internal Speakers: For some TVs, it may be necessary to mute the TV's internal speakers or set their volume to zero to prevent interference or echo.
• Matsayin Girma: Ensure the speaker's volume knob is turned up and not muted.
• Yanayin shigarwa: Confirm the correct input mode (TV/Line In or BT) is selected on the speaker.

8.2. Speaker Not Charging

• Wurin Dock: Ensure the speaker is correctly seated on the charging base.
• Haɗin Wuta: Verify the AC power adapter is securely connected to the transmitter and a working wall outlet.
• Cajin Kai tsaye: If using direct Micro USB charging, ensure the cable and power source are functional.

8.3. Bluetooth Pairing Issues

• Yanayin Haɗa: Ensure the speaker is in Bluetooth pairing mode (BT indicator light flashing).
• Kusancin Na'ura: Keep your Bluetooth device within close range of the speaker during pairing.
• Manta Na'ura: If previously paired, try 'forgetting' the speaker from your device's Bluetooth settings and re-pairing.

9. Ƙayyadaddun bayanai

10. Garanti da Tallafawa

This product is covered by a Manufacturer Warranty. For specific details regarding warranty coverage, duration, and claims, please refer to the documentation included with your purchase or contact Coby customer support.

For additional assistance or to download the official user guide, please visit the Coby support website or refer to the provided PDF documents:

• Littafin Mai Amfani (PDF)
• Jagorar Mai Amfani (PDF)