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    							Model No.: MF8190
    A USER GUIDE TO
    Discover the many features of the Sound Blaster Roar 2!
    Discover more ways to experience your 
    Sound Blaster Roar!
    http://soundblaster.com/roar-guides 
    						
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    Technical Specification
    Bluetooth® Version: Bluetooth 3.0
    Operating Frequency: 2402 - 2480 MHz
    Lithium Ion Battery: 6000mAh
    USB Input: 5V      500 - 1000mA
    DC Output: 5V      1000mA
    Power consumption during standby/off: < 0.5 W
    Power consumption during networked standby for each network port (
    Bluetooth, USB): < 2.0 W
    Power consumption during networked standby when all network ports are activated:  < 2.0 W
    When the device is powered on and connected to mains with no audio playback and not 
    performing other main functions,
    - it enters into networked standby mode within 20 minutes
    - it consumes 
    						
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    Overview
      1. Power ON / Standby Button
      2. Volume Up / Down Button
      3. Multifunction Button
       - For 
    Bluetooth® pairing / connecting
        - Answering calls
      4. Power / 
    Bluetooth Status Indicator
      5. Microphone
      6. Record Indicator
      7. Battery Indicator 
      8. NFC Receptor
      9. DC Input
    10. Aux-In
    11. DC Out (USB 1.0A) 12. Micro USB Connector
    13. MicroSD Slot
    14. Mic On / Mute Switch
    15. Record Button
    16. (Record) Play / Pause Button
    17. Random / Repeat All Switch
    18. Previous Button
    19. Next Button
    20. (MP3 Playback) Play / Pause Button
    21.                / TeraBass indicator
    22.                / TeraBass button
    23. USB Audio / Mass Storage mode switch
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    How do I disable Voice Prompt? ● With the speaker powered ON, press both Volume “–“ and Multifunction Button at the 
    same time. A prompt is heard indicating voice prompt is disabled. 
    How do I enable Voice Prompt? 
    ● On a speaker with disabled voice prompt, ensure that it is powered ON. Press both 
    Volume “+“ and Multifunction Button at the same time. A prompt is heard indicating 
    voice prompt is enabled.       
    						
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    Charging your speaker - Power Adapter
    Option 1 : Power Adapter
    Charge the speaker with the supplied power adapter for at least 
    3 hours before use. Please ensure your speaker is powered off 
    for optimised charging.*
    * Battery performance may degrade over time depending on charge cycles.
    3 Hours
    The dual-purpose battery powers 
    your Sound Blaster Roar and also 
    charges your smartphone! 
    Here’s how you do it!
    Simply connect a USB cable 
    to the Sound Blaster Roar’s 
    USB DC Out and the other 
    end to your smartphone.
    Adapter Model No.: FJ-SW1501600N
    US, Japan & TaiwanAssembling the Power Adapter
    Removing Adapter Plug Head
    Europe- Supplied interchangeable plugs  may vary to region and country
    Assembling the 
    Power Adapter Removing the 
    Power Adapter
    Adapter Model No.: GPE024W-150160-Z
    Optimize your charging● The speaker will charge your smartphones even when the speaker is off.● When turned on, some smartphones require a higher charging rate than 
    battery banks can typically provide. For the quickest charging time, turn off your 
    smartphone before charging it.        
    						
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    Charging your speaker - USB Power
    Option 2 : USB
    The Sound Blaster ROAR can also be charged using a 
    USB cable. 
    It may take longer to charge due to USB power limitation. 
    Switch off your speaker when charging. 
    TIP:
    Lithium-ion battery life may suffer when it is constantly fully depleted  
    or overexerted at low voltage. It is a good practice to keep the battery 
    well charged.
    For optimized charging: Creative recommends using the bundled USB 
    cable for optimized charging.
    Mains
    PC/Mac
    * Not included, USB 
    adapter with DC 5V 
    and up to 1A output 
    rating can be used.      
    						
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    Power Saving For better user connectivity experience, the Sound Blaster Roar will 
    now by default automatically enter power saving mode only after 
    approximately 28 hours of inactivity when the power adapter is attached 
    via a main outlet to the speaker. However, you have the option to keep 
    the power on permanently if needed.
    To Disable Power saving mode with power adapter attached (For 
    keeping your speaker ON permanently):
    1) Ensure that the speaker is powered ON and not connected to any other devices.
    2) Press the Power and Volume “+“ button together. The LED status    indicator will flash once to indicate power saving feature is disabled.
    To Enable Power saving mode with power adapter attached:
    1) Ensure that the speaker is powered ON and not connected to any  other devices.
    2) Press the Power and Volume “-“ button together. The LED status    indicator will flash once to indicate power saving feature is enabled.
    Note: The speaker automatically powers down when there is no        
    Bluetooth connection, recording using microSD card, microSD card 
    playback or audio input for more than 15 minutes on battery mode. 
    This feature helps to protect the internal battery and cannot be disabled. 
    Whenever the speaker is ON and connected to a power source, the LED 
    status indicators will continually blink in sequence. To check the battery 
    capacity, power OFF the speaker or disconnect it from the power adapter.
    Battery Status Indication
    Battery full
    Battery at about 70%
    Battery low
    Battery extremely low
    Battery charging
    Slow Blink
    Running LED
    Charging your speaker - LED Indications      
    						
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    ON
    The Sound Blaster Roar 
    connects to Bluetooth 
    devices with robust 
    high-quality aptX
    ® and 
    AAC music streaming.  
    NFC technology makes 
    connecting even easier  
    – just tap and play!
    Here’s how you do it!
    1  A. One-touch pairing with NFC
    2  Start playback on your 
    connected device. OR
    B. Manual 
    Bluetooth pairing
    (i) Press and hold                until the 
    white LED blinks rapidly.
    (ii) Select SB ROAR 2 on your  device.
    Turn on NFC on your NFC-enabled 
    device and tap your device on the 
    NFC logo to connect.
    To disconnect, tap your device on 
    the Sound Blaster Roar again.
    B.A.
    Connecting your speakers - Bluetooth / NFC
    The Sound Blaster Roar lets you stream music 
    wirelessly.
    TIP:What should I do if there is 
    no audio after connecting via 
    Bluetooth to the speaker?
    Please refer to 
    creative.com/support/ROAR2 
    on how to disable “Advanced 
    audio codec” for more details.
    Powered ON but not 
    connected to any 
    Bluetooth devices
    Bluetooth Pairing 
    Mode, waiting for 
    device to connect
    Connected to a 
    Bluetooth device
    Green LED 
    stays lit
     
    White LED 
    blinking rapidly
     
    White LED 
    stays lit
    LED Indication
    Status        
    						
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    Creative Bluetooth Multipoint lets you pair 2 devices 
    to the Sound Blaster Roar.
    With Creative Bluetooth 
    Multipoint, you can 
    connect up to two 
    Bluetooth devices 
    simultaneously. Toggle 
    easily between your 
    phone and tablet, or 
    share music playback 
    from your phone or a 
    friend’s phone. 
    Here’s how you do it!
    1  Pause playback on the  connected device.
    2 Pair and connect a second 
    device (see previous page).
    3 Start playback on either 
    one of the connected 
    devices.
    To toggle between devices 
    Pause playback on the first connected  
    device before starting playback on the  
    second connected device.
    Connecting your speakers - Understanding Multipoint        
    						
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    / TeraBass button intelligently boost the bass 
    Like our in-house reference 
    systems, the Roar is tuned to 
    be accurate, balanced, and well 
    defined, while delivering full 
    spectral output at maximium 
    levels with minimal or no 
    compression. (NOT common 
    in many battery operated 
    portables). At low level 
    listening conditions, some 
    people may perceive audio 
    differently. Be it being less 
    sensitive to bass reproduction, 
    in less than ideal environments 
    or strictly personal preference. 
    The TeraBass feature 
    intelligently compensates the 
    loss of perceived loudness in 
    bass during low level playback 
    without artificially over 
    accentuating bass levels.
    However when sheer audio 
    power is needed – such as large 
    parties and social gatherings 
    – the              mode instantly 
    boost the loudness, depth and 
    spaciousness of the audio. 
    Simply just toggle between 
    them !
    To toggle between modes, simply 
    just press the              button.
    Toggles from TeraBass ON-> 
    TeraBass with             ->OFF
    For added boost 
    Connecting the Sound Blaster Roar 
    to the power adapter gives your 
    music added volume boost. It is 
    recommended to use a power adapter 
    when using the                feature.
    Here’s how you do it!
    Understanding TeraBass /                feature
    and loudness of your music.
    TeraBass
    TeraBass + 
    Green 
    White
    LED
    Status        
    						
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    You can play digital audio from your PC/Mac with 
    the Sound Blaster Roar.
    Enhance music playback from your PC/Mac with the powerful 
    Sound Blaster Roar by connecting it with the USB cable supplied.
    1 Slide the slider switch to USB Audio 
    to connect USB Audio mode.
    2 Connect the Sound Blaster Roar to 
    a PC/Mac. A tone is heard indicating 
    USB audio is connected. * 
                           
    3 Play your music on the PC/Mac.
    Here’s how you do it!
    If no audio is heard 
    For Windows: 
    Click Volume Control and select 
    Sound Blaster Roar 2 as your output 
    device. 
    For Mac: 1. Go to System Preferences and  
      click Sound. 
    2. Click the Output tab and select  
      Sound Blaster Roar 2.
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    Enhance your audio To enhance your digital music further, 
    you can use the Sound Blaster Control 
    Panel software. See next page.* If no tone is heard, disconnect the 
    cable from the computer, and start 
    from Step 1 again.
    Switching to USB Audio
    Note: If the Sound Blaster Roar is not detected 
    by the computer after your computer recovers 
    from sleep / hibernate / restart, please 
    Power OFF and ON the Sound Blaster Roar 
    to re-establish the USB audio connection. 
    You may also need to restart your computer’s 
    media player.
    ● USB audio will disconnect if               button is pressed during USB audio mode.        
    						
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