How to use and group Airplay 2

Go to your phone Airplay setting, (swipe down from the top right-hand corner and select airplay) within the list it shall show the Lithe Audio Wi-Fi speaker.

Within the menu, select one speaker (using any source) or select multiple speakers to work together (wirelessly) using the same source as shown below. 

Airplay 2 is used for IOS (iPhone) devices. The speakers can also be linked to any other Airplay 2 enabled device. If all are selected it will play the selected music

1. Slide down from the top of the device. This page will then show. Select the Airplay button.

 

2. Every Airplay 2 devise will be listed. Select the device, it will then show a white tick. Once done any source can then be used to play music.

  

3. Once the speakers have been selected will then show them, group.

If any further help is required contact support@litheaudio.com 

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