JK Audio BlueDriver-M3 - Manual (Page 6)

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Send Input
A 3.5 mm stereo line level input jack
enables you to add audio from another
source to this device. Both channels of
this input will be sent to the Bluetooth
device and not to the XLR jack. If you
are connected in A2DP as the Master,
you will be able to send stereo audio
to a slave device. If you are connected
as the Slave in HF mode, the two
channels will be mixed together for
transmission.
Power Send
Getting To Know your BlueDriver-M3
Mode Switch
In the Bluetooth world, a Master
device, such as a wireless phone,
computer, or music player, is
connected to a Headset device.
Before you turn the BlueDriver on,
be sure to set the <Headset/Phone
Switch> to the correct position. If you
change that switch while the unit is
on, you will need to power the unit off,
then power the unit back on before the
change takes effect.
Select <Headset> if you will be using
your BlueDriver with a Bluetooth
enabled headset or any device that
emulates a headset. Select <Phone>
if you will be using your BlueDriver
with a cell phone or other master
device. See page 17 for more
information on Bluetooth profiles for
different wireless applications.