Ampire Bluetooth APTX receiver, 3.5mm jack, 12 volts

If you want to listen to your music, audiobooks, or navigation wirelessly via Bluetooth in your car, then the BTR series Bluetooth receivers are the solution. You can retrofit most navigation and car radio systems with wireless A2DP Bluetooth audio streaming using Ampire's Bluetooth receivers.

The connection is easy to set up and is automatically re-established via Bluetooth 4.0. The BTR series uses the Bluetooth protocol for headphones on your smartphone and does not affect the functionality of your Bluetooth hands-free system.

The BTR200 Bluetooth receiver is designed for navigation and car radio systems with a 3.5mm jack input and a 12-volt electrical system.

CONNECTIONS
- Audio output: 3.5mm jack plug
- Power supply: +12V ignition (ACC/K15) with 2A fuse
- Remote output: Blue cable +12VDC/20mA

FEATURES:
- 3.5mm jack plug with 1.0V signal output
- Splashproof, marine certified
- Automatic power-on
- Automatic remote output (+12V DC)
- QDL licensed Bluetooth 4.0 CRS I9 chip (CSR8635)
- A2DP in highest EDR specification
- BT audio streaming of lossless files such as WAV, FLAC, etc.
- SSID display name: BTR200
- 10m range

SMARTPHONE COMPATIBILITY
- Android
- Apple iOS
- Microsoft

TECHNICAL DATA:
- Voltage: +12V DC
- Current consumption including remote output: <65mA
- Voltage/Current remote output: +12V DC, max. 20mA
- Bluetooth 4.0
- CSR8635 Chip
- Frequency range: 20Hz-20kHz
- Encoding: Low Complexity Subband Codec (SBC)
- Bitrate: up to 345 kbit/s.
- Audio output voltage: 1V RMS
- Housing dimensions: Height: 20mm, Width: 65mm, Length: 50mm
- Blue: Remote output +12VDC/20mA (0.459mm² or 26x 0.15mm), 305mm length
- Red: +12V ignition (ACC/K15) with 2A fuse (0.459mm² or 26x 0.15mm), 305mm length
- Black: Ground (0.459mm² or 26x 0.15mm), 305mm length
- 3.5mm jack plug

BLUETOOTH APPROVAL:
- Declaration ID D025151
- Referenced Qualified Design ID 56386
- Listing Date 08 December 2014

PAIRING DEVICE:
- Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your device is
- Turn on the ignition
- The LED (6) flashes blue (pairing mode)
- To connect, select BTR200 in your device's Bluetooth menu
- After successful connection, the LED lights up continuously and a single beep sounds through the audio system

NOTE:
- Up to 9 devices can be connected to the BTR200, but only one device can stream music at a time
- The BTR200 always remembers the last paired device and connects automatically after being switched on
- A connection to another device must be made manually, as described above
- If the connected device is out of range for more than one minute, the connection is automatically interrupted and the BTR200 enters pairing mode [the LED (6) flashes]
- For use in vehicles only and not for continuous operation

OPERATION:
- All settings, such as volume, music selection, and play/pause, are made on your device
- The BTR200 can be installed out of sight, as it has no controls or buttons that need to be operated