Soobuygoo Bluetooth SY126 Bluetooth Speaker

Paewhiri Mana Patene

1. mura – Click: Light On/Switch Modes/Light Off
2. Mana – Long Press: Speaker Power On (3s)/Off (5s)
3. Nihokikorangi – Click: Enable/Disable Sync Mode; Long Press: Connect/Disconnect Bluetooth
4. Purei/Tatari – Click: Play/Pause Music
5. Apiti atu – Click: Next Song; Long Press: Volume Up
6. Minu – Click: Previous Song; Long Press: Volume Down
7. Pūhiko – Charging Indicator: Red when charging, blue when fully charged.

Tīmata Tere

Nga Mahi Mahi

Using a Single Speaker
Follow these steps to connect and use one speaker with your device:

1. Patohia me te pupuri i te paatene hiko () for 3 seconds to power on the speaker.
2. Enable Bluetooth on your phone and search for “SY126”.
3. Select “SY126” to pair. Once connected, the indicator light will flash.
4. Start playing music and adjust the volume or lighting as needed.

Mana Rama
The light can be used independently with three modes: Flame/Pulse/Steady.

To cycle through the lighting modes, press the flame button () repeatedly:

1. First press – Flame Light On; Second press – Pulse Light;
2. Third press – Steady Light; Fourth press – Light Off.

Using Multiple Speakers (Auto-Pairing Sync Mode)
Multi-Sync Technology: Party Mode with Auto-Pairing up to 100 Speakers

1. Power on all speakers or start by powering on the first speaker.
2. Honoa to waea ki KOTAHI ANAKE speaker with the Bluetooth name “SY126” (no need to connect each speaker separately).
3. The speaker with the flashing button indicator is the Tumuaki Matua. (After confirming the Main Speaker, you can power on additional speakers, they will auto-pairing connect to the Main Speaker.)
4. The speakers with a solid button indicator are the Sub-Speakers.
5. All speakers will now play music simultaneously. You can control everything through the Main Speaker.

Huri Tautuhinga

Changing the Main Speaker
If you know which speaker is currently the Main Speaker and have two or more speakers powered on, follow these steps to assign a new Main Speaker:

1. Pēhia me te pupuri i te paatene Nihokikorangi () on the current Main Speaker until you hear a “disconnected” tone.
2. On your phone, reconnect to KOTAHI ANAKE speaker with the Bluetooth name “SY126” (choose one you haven’t connected to before) and unpair or forget any previously connected speakers with the same name “SY126” to prevent multiple speakers from being connected to your phone simultaneously.
3. The speaker with the flashing button indicator is now the new Main Speaker.

Changing the Connected Phone
To switch the Main Speaker connection to a different phone, follow these steps:

1. On your current phone, go to Bluetooth settings and disconnect and forget any paired devices named “SY126” (If you don’t know which phone a speaker is connected to, simply press and hold the Bluetooth button () on that speaker until you hear “Disconnected”).
2. On your new phone, enable Bluetooth and connect to KOTAHI ANAKE device named “SY126”. Once connected, the speaker’s button indicator will flash.
3. The speaker with the flashing button indicator is now the new Main Speaker.
4. You can power on additional speakers (no action is required for speakers already powered on); they will auto-sync to the Main Speaker. Now you can play music on your new phone and sync it to multiple speakers.

Tohutohu & Tinihanga

Main Speaker and Sub-Speaker Tips
When multiple speakers are powered on, the KOTAHI ANAKE speaker connected to your phone as “SY126” becomes the Tumuaki Matua (flashing button indicator). All other speakers become Sub-Speakers (solid button indicator) and auto-sync to the Main Speaker.

When music is playing on all speakers, Sub-Speakers can be powered off together from the Main Speaker. In standby mode, each Sub-Speaker must be powered off individually. If a Sub-Speaker stays in standby mode (not playing music) for over 30 minutes, it will power off automatically.

The Main Speaker controls all functions—no operation is needed on Sub-Speakers (remain powered on).

Me pehea te Whakahaere Waiata
You can control the volume, skip tracks, and pause/play music from either the Main Speaker or your phone.

Main and Sub-Speaker Connection Diagram

KOTAHI ANAKE speaker connected to your phone becomes the Tumuaki Matua (flashing button indicator). All other speakers are Sub-speakers (solid button indicator) and automatically connect to the Main Speaker.

Te utu me te wa takaro

• Wā Whakataki: About 3 hours (0% to 100%)
• Light Only Use: About 24 hours (Flame lamp aratau)
• Wā purei: 5~12 hours (varies by volume level)

Fully charge the speaker after each use to ensure it’s ready for your next event.

TE WHAKAMAHI I TŌ KORERO

When charging, the Charging indicators on the top of speaker will light up solid red
When fully charged, the Charging indicators on the top of speaker will blue.

NGĀ TAWHIRI HUNGA

Ingoa Nihokikorangi	SY126	Taumahi Mahi	> 100 ft	Sync Capacity	> 100 Speaker
Te Mana Putanga	10 Waata	Pānga Maama	3 Aratau	SPL	95 dB
Nihokikorangi Ver.	V5.3	Momo-C Whakauru	5V/1A	Wai-ātete	IPX6~IPX7

MAINTENANCE & TIAKI

1. Before charging, check the speaker’s ports to ensure they are free from dust or debris.
2. Clean the speaker with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or detergents.
   Ensure the speaker is completely dry before charging.
3. Keep the charging port’s silicone cover securely closed. While the speaker is splashand water-resistant, avoid extended exposure to water or harsh weather to maintain peak performance.
4. Keep the stakes out of direct sunlight for extended periods to prevent bending.
5. Do not expose the speaker to extreme heat or cold.

PUTANGA KOTAHI TAU

Te Rarangi Rarangi

1. This product is covered by a 12-month limited warranty from the date of purchase.
2. The warranty is non-transferable and applies only to the original consumer purchaser.3. For quality-related issues, we will, at our sole discretion, repair or replace any product that malfunctions due to defective materials or workmanship at no cost to you.

Kaore i hipokina i raro i te Raarangi

1. Te kino na nga mea o waho.
2. Misuse of the product, including but not limited to: drops, extreme temperatures, water damage, improper operation, incorrect connections, or improper battery use.
3. Damage resulting from accidents, improper care, negligence, excessive wear and tear, or installation/assembly contrary to the provided instructions.
4. Products that are beyond the warranty period.
5. Non-quality-related issues reported after 30 days from the date of purchase.
6. Repairs or modifications performed by unauthorized third parties.

Tautoko Kiritaki
For any questions or warranty claims, please contact us at supportcs@soobuygoo.com.

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