INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO GROUP SYSTEMS ON SOUNDTOUCH 130
Here are some things to know about groups.
If you have multiple SoundTouch systems, you can join two or more systems to form a group of systems that play the same content: Here are some things to know:
You can have multiple groups of systems
Each group has a host system that serves content to the guest systems in the group
In the SoundTouch app, the host system is listed first followed by the number of grouped systems (i.e. Kitchen+2)
Turning off the host system turns off the group of systems
Turning off a guest system removes that system from the group; the other systems remain grouped
Presets are shared across the group
You can rebroadcast audio from a device connected via AUX or Bluetooth® audio to the host system. (AirPlay audio, for applicable systems, cannot be rebroadcasted.) Here are some things to know about rebroadcasting audio:
Bluetooth audio can be played to a group as long as the host system has Bluetooth. The guest systems in the group do not need Bluetooth to receive a rebroadcasted Bluetooth stream
Sound from devices plugged into a host system with SoundTouch built-in can be rebroadcast to a group. For example, audio from a device connected to the AUX input on a SoundTouch system can be rebroadcasted to the other speakers in the group
Products that access SoundTouch via an adapter connected to their Bose link jack (i.e. Wave pedestals or SoundTouch adapters for home theater systems) can receive but cannot rebroadcast sound from devices plugged into them
To play on a group of two or more SoundTouch systems:
Start playback on a system to be grouped
Toward the bottom of the app, tap the system name to open the system panel
To play on all systems, tap PLAY ALL. Or, to play on specific systems, scroll down and tap the + next to the systems you want to hear
Using the volume slider under the group name, turn up or down the group volume. Or, to adjust an individual system volume, use the volume slider below the system name
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