Harman Kardon Citation One MKII

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1. Go into the Wi-Fi settings on the iPhone/iPad
2. Select the speaker you want to set up AirPlay under “SET UP NEW AIRPLAY SPEAKER...” on the lower part of the display.
3. Choose the Wi-Fi network you want to connect this speaker to, then press Next. This should normally be the same network your phone is connected to, which will appear as the default option.
4. The speaker will connect to the Wi-Fi network. Press Done to finish the setup.
5. After setup is successful. You can tap the Airplay symbol in Control Center or from your favorite audio streaming app to use AirPlay from your iPhone and iPad.

\nNote:\n\n

• If you don’t see the correct Wi-Fi network, make sure that the speaker is in range of the Wi-Fi router or access point.
• If your iPhone or iPad has never connected to this Wi-Fi network before, you will need to enter the Wi-Fi password at this time. Most users will not need to enter this password.
• If you cannot see your speaker under “SET UP NEW AIRPLAY SPEAKER...”, unplug and plug in power again to start it again.
• About streaming music from Apple TV, iTunes and Mac, you can visit https://support.apple.com/HT202809 for more information.

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