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Manual

Welcome to Soundfreaq.

We are a co-op of craftsmen— designers and engineers— with a

passion for great sound. We develop our products from the ground up

to offer premium sound quality and wireless versatility.

Thank you for choosing Pocket Kick. We sincerely hope that you enjoy

your new speaker. Please share your experience with us:

[email protected]

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Pocket Kick

Playback via Bluetooth

Playback via AUX IN

Charging the Built-in Battery Using Hands-free Calling

1. Slide up the Power switch to turn on Pocket Kick.

2. Press the (Pair) button on Pocket Kick to enter pairing

mode – the Pair indicator light will flash rapidly.

3. Open the Bluetooth settings on your Bluetooth-enabled

device. Once Pocket Kick is recognized “Pocket Kick”

will appear in the list of Bluetooth devices. Select

“Pocket Kick” to pair with your device. The Pair

indicator light will turn solid once Pocket Kick is

successfully connected.

4. You can use the Play controls on Pocket Kick to control

playback.

Notes:

• On most devices, no password is needed to pair, however,

if a password is requested the default password is

“1234”.

• You can change the volume by either using the volume

buttons on Pocket Kick or changing the volume on your

paired device. For max volume, turn both volumes to

maximum.

Pocket Kick has a built in rechargeable battery. To charge, plug

into a powered USB port such as a computer, phone or tablet

charger. It is suggested to use the micro USB cable included in

the package for charging your device. The battery indicator

combined with Power switch will indicate the charging status.

Connect any device with a headphone jack by

plugging the 3.5mm cable (included) into the

AUX IN jack. When the AUX IN jack is

inserted, the system will only play via AUX IN.

Note: In order to save the energy, please

unplug the line in cable from the Aux Line In

of Pocket Kick when do not use.

Note: For charging or charging while playing Pocket Kick,

please use minimum 1A USB power adaptor. Please fully

charge Pocket Kick before using.

1. Slide up the Power switch to turn on Pocket Kick.

2. Establish the Bluetooth connection between the system

and your mobile phone.

To answer a call

When a call arrives, the music playback is muted and a ring

tone is heard from the system. Press Call button and speak

using the microphone.

To end a call

To end a call, press Call button. If you were listening to

music when the call arrived, it will be resumed when the call

has finished.

Notes:

• If a call arrives, press and hold Call button for about 2

seconds to reject it.

•

If no call arrives, press and hold Call button for about 2

seconds to redial the phone number that is dialed last time.

Power switch

Pair indicator

Battery indicator

USB power port

Play/Pause

/Call button

Microphone

(Pair)

button

Play controls

Mode

Standby Blinking Green (Slowly)

Blinks Green

Solid Green

Blinking White (Slowly)

Blinks White

Solid White

Power on (not connected)

Bluetooth or Aux in mode

Charging Fully Charged

For further assistance with setting up Pocket Kick, we

are available at:

[email protected]

soundfreaq.com/support

156mm x 100mm

AUX IN jack

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Brand	Soundfreaq
Model	Pocket Kick
Category	Speakers
File type	PDF
File size	0.12 MB

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