A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) is a technology allowing stereo sound to be streamed via Bluetooth from any audio source  (mobile phone, PC or laptop) to a stereo speaker or headset. To do so both the source and the speaker need to support this profile.

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AVRCP (Audio Video Remote Control Profile) is a remote control. This profile enables the control functions ‘Play / Pause / Stop / Previous Track / Next Track’ directly from the SuperTooth Disco or audio source connected to it. To enable this function both the speaker and the connected audio source need to support this profile.

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Pairing consists when a link or audio connection is established between the SuperTooth Disco and a mobile phone or a PC / laptop equipped with Bluetooth technology.
Pairing is required only for the first connection with a mobile phone or a PC / laptop.

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Important: Make sure that your Bluetooth mobile phone supports A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) before proceeding.

• From OFF, press and hold the On / Off / Stop button for 5 seconds until beep is heard.  The Bluetooth indicator turns blinking red/blue indicating that the SuperTooth Disco is ready to pair.
• While the SuperTooth Disco is in pairing mode, access the Bluetooth menu of your phone. Turn on its Bluetooth function then execute a Bluetooth search to find the SuperTooth Disco.  (See your phone manual).
• When the phone displays the list of Bluetooth devices, select ST DISCO.
• When the phone asks for the password / pin code, enter 0000 and press OK.
• Pairing is successful if the alternating red / blue blinking of the Bluetooth indicator changes to blinking blue (standby mode).

The SuperTooth Disco is now ready to use with your phone.

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Important: Make sure that your PC or laptop has a Bluetooth dongle that supports A2DP and has A2DP compatible Bluetooth Application software installed before proceeding.

1. From OFF, press and hold the On / Off / Stop button for 5 seconds until beep is heard.  The Bluetooth indicator turns blinking red / blue indicating that SuperTooth Disco is ready to pair.
2. While the SuperTooth Disco is in pairing mode, access the Bluetooth program of your PC. Refer to your Bluetooth software manual on how to pair and connect to a device.  When computer asks for the password / pin code, enter 0000.
3. If pairing is successful, the Bluetooth indicator turns blinking blue (standby mode) and when connected, the Bluetooth indicator turns steady blue. Depending on the dongle / PC / laptop used, Bluetooth connection will be made automatically or will need to be made manually via the computer menu (see your computer manual).

The SuperTooth Disco is now ready to use with your PC.

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Some phones cannot be paired with the standard Bluetooth search. Please proceed as follows:
Important: Make sure that your Bluetooth mobile phone supports A2DP (Advance Audio Distribution Profile) before proceeding.

1. From OFF, press and hold the On / Off / Stop button for 5 seconds until beep is heard.  The Bluetooth indicator turns blinking red/blue indicating that the SuperTooth Disco is ready to pair.
2. While the SuperTooth Disco is in pairing mode, start the music player, press options, choose ‘play via’, and select Bluetooth stereo headset or A/V headset, and then search for devices (refer to your phone manual if needed).
3. When the phone displays the list of Bluetooth devices, select ST DISCO.
4. When the phone asks for the password / pin code, enter 0000 and press OK.
5. Pairing is successful if the alternating red / blue blinking of the Bluetooth indicator changes to blinking blue (standby mode).

The SuperTooth Disco is now ready to use with your phone.

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Switch off your phone, remove the battery for a few seconds then switch it on again. Switch off your SuperTooth Disco the switch it on again.

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The code is 0000.

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No, the code 0000 is set by the SuperTooth Disco and can’t be changed.

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Does your mobile phone support A2DP profile?
Is your mobile phone paired properly with the SuperTooth Disco?
Make sure that the volume on the SuperTooth Disco is not set to minimum level.
Go to your phone’s music player and play a track. Select ST DISCO in the list you can reach from your phone’s “listen via” or “play via” menu.

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Your mobile phone is not connected with your SuperTooth Disco.
Your phone doesn’t support A2DP and AVRCP profiles.

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Your dongle or computer doesn’t support A2DP and AVRCP profiles.
Make sure that « AV remote control service » is active in the settings of your dongle or computer..

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Your phone or dongle are not compatible with this function

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When the volume level of the SuperTooth Disco is very high or at its maximum level, the Bass Booster function is less efficient

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-Your mobile phone doesn’t support this function. The volume can be controlled directly from the SuperTooth Disco.

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While music is playing on the SuperTooth Disco, you can still receive and answer calls on your phone. When a call gets through, music will be muted on the SuperTooth Disco.
The music resumes when call is ended or rejected.
However, with some phones, it may be required to press the Play / Pause button for 1 second or transfer audio to the SuperTooth Disco manually using the options on your phone to resume music on the SuperTooth Disco.
Note: Depending on your mobile phone, the stopped song will resume or start from the beginning.

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After hanging up, the music should resume automatically via theSuperToothDisco. However, with some phones, it may be required to press the Play / Pause button for 1 second or transfer audio to the SuperTooth Disco manually using the options on your mobile to resume music on the SuperTooth Disco.

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The SuperTooth Disco can be paired with up to 8 Bluetooth A2DP phones or computers, but not simultaneously.
An additional pairing will automatically delete the phone or computer that has not been used for the longest time.

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While listening to the music, when the Bass Boost function is on, the Bass Indicator light will be illuminated red.

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-Yes, if your mobile phone is paired and connected with your SuperTooth Disco and supports Bluetooth A2DP and AVRCP profiles.

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It depends on your mobile phone model. With some phones, you just have to press Play / Pause button to play a track. With other phones, you need to press Play / Pause button twice: the first time to set connection, and the second to play the track.
Some phones need you to play the track from the music player of the phone.

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The SuperTooth Disco is running out of battery.
When battery is low, the Bluetooth indicator / Low Battery indicator will flash red.
The audio source is running out of battery.
The SuperTooth Disco is too far from the audio source (the operating range of Bluetooth connection is 10 meters). .

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When battery is low, the Bluetooth indicator / Low Battery indicator will flash red.

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-When the Bluetooth indicator / Low Battery indicator flashes red, it means that the battery is low and needs to be re-charged.

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-The Charge indicator at the back of your SuperTooth Disco will turn steady orange while charging.  When charging is complete, it will turn steady green.

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