Allt-i-Ett User Guide

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    • Streaming music from a phone, tablet, or computer


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    You can stream music playing on your phone, tablet, or computer to the ALLT·i·ETT using Bluetooth or AirPlay (iOS only); the sound from any apps on your device will be played through the ALLT·i·ETT, including the Spotify, Qobuz, and TIDAL music streaming apps.

    The Spotify, Qobuz, and TIDAL apps also provide a more convenient way of streaming music to the ALLT·i·ETT using Spotify Connect, Qobuz Connect, or TIDAL Connect. These give better audio quality and less phone battery drain by streaming direct from the music service to the ALLT·i·ETT; your phone just acts as the controller.

    You can also stream Internet radio stations from the Primare PRISMA app direct to the ALLT·i·ETT. You don’t need a subscription for this.

    Although you can stream music over Wi-Fi, for best results connect the ALLT·i·ETT to your home router via an Ethernet cable.

    Controlling the music you’re streaming

    When you’re streaming music to the ALLT·i·ETT, track information and cover art is displayed on the Information Display:

    To control the volume

    Either:

    • Use the volume control on the ALLT·i·ETT Main Controls, or the + and – buttons on the Primare PRISMA remote.

      Or:

      • Use the volume controls on the music app.

      Or:

      • Use the volume controls on the playing screen in the Primare PRISMA App.

      To step between tracks

      Either:

      • Use the or buttons on the Primare PRISMA remote.

      Or:

      • Use the controls on the Spotify, Qobuz, or TIDAL app.

      Or:

      • Use the controls on the Spotify, Qobuz, or TIDAL playing screen in the Primare PRISMA app.

      Streaming using AirPlay

      Use AirPlay to send audio over the network from an Apple device to the ALLT·i·ETT.

      To stream via AirPlay

      • On your Apple device select the ALLT·i·ETT as the output device:

      Streaming using Bluetooth

      Use Bluetooth to send audio directly to the ALLT·i·ETT from your Bluetooth device using the Bluetooth connection. You don’t need a network to stream using Bluetooth.

      To stream via Bluetooth

      • Connect to the ALLT·i·ETT in the Bluetooth settings on your phone, tablet, or computer.

      If you’re not able to connect, check that BLUETOOTH MODE is set to RECEIVER in the ALLT·i·ETT BLUETOOTH SETTINGS; see Configuring the settings – Bluetooth settings.

      • In your music app select the ALLT·i·ETT as the output device.

      Streaming using Spotify Connect

      Spotify Connect lets you stream music directly to the ALLT·i·ETT from the Spotify music service over your network, using the Spotify app on your phone, tablet, or computer as a controller.

      To set up Spotify Connect

      • Click the devices icon on the Spotify playing screen.

      The Spotify app will display a Go to Settings button to allow you to give Spotify network access:

      • On the Spotify page in Settings turn on the option Local Network:

      To stream via Spotify Connect

      • Click the devices icon on the Spotify playing screen and select the ALLT-i-ETT as the output device.
      • Use your phone, tablet, or computer as a remote control for Spotify.

      Streaming using TIDAL Connect

      If you have a TIDAL subscription you can stream music directly to the ALLT·i·ETT from the TIDAL music service over your network, using the TIDAL app on your phone, tablet, or computer as a controller.

      To set up TIDAL Connect

      • In the Settings on your phone or computer, turn on the option to allow TIDAL to access your Local Network:

      To stream via TIDAL connect

      • Click the devices icon on the TIDAL playing screen, and select the ALLT-i-ETT from the list of devices:

      • Use your phone, tablet, or computer as a remote control for TIDAL.

      Streaming using Qobuz Connect

      If you have a Qobuz subscription you can use Qobuz Connect to stream music directly to the ALLT·i·ETT from the Qobuz music service over your network, using the Qobuz app on your phone, tablet, or computer as a controller.

      To set up Qobuz Connect

      • In the Settings on your phone or computer, turn on the option to allow Qobuz to access your Local Network:

       

      To stream via Qobuz Connect

      • Click the devices icon on the Qobuz playing screen, and select the ALLT-i-ETT under the Select a device as an audio output heading:

      • Use your phone, tablet, or computer as a remote control for Qobuz.

      Streaming Internet radio

      You can stream a wide range of Internet radio stations from the Primare PRISMA app direct to the ALLT-i-ETT.

      • Touch the Radio icon on the SOURCE tab.

      A list of categories is displayed:

      • Either browse for stations in these categories, or click the search icon and type all or part of the name of the station you are looking for.

      The STATION information page is displayed:

      • Click a link in the STREAMS list to play the Internet radio station.

      When a station is playing you can long-touch one of the six presets on the Information Display to save the Internet radio station as a preset.

       

      Printing or saving as PDF

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