Introduction of Miccus Music Transmitter Extender Home RTX

The Miccus Music Transmitter Extender Home RTX is a powerful and versatile wireless audio transmitter that allows you to stream high-quality audio from your TV, stereo, or other audio sources to your favorite Bluetooth headphones or speakers. With an impressive range of up to 150 feet, the RTX is perfect for use in large homes or offices, and its compact and sleek design means it will blend in seamlessly with any decor.

The RTX is expected to launch in early 2023 and is estimated to be priced around $100. It supports aptX HD and aptX Low Latency codecs, ensuring that your audio is delivered with crisp, clear detail and minimal lag. It also has an optical input, so you can connect it to your TV or stereo with ease.

What’s in the Box?

Miccus Home RTX (BBRTX-01)
Dipole Antenna
AC USB Wall Adapter
USB mini cable
RCA to 3.5mm stereo Y Cable
RCA to RCA Cable
User Manual

Speciﬁcations

Bluetooth v2.1 + EDR (Extended Data Rate)
Supports the A2DP Bluetooth profile
Audio Codec Support: SBC
Operating Range: (Transmitter) up to150ft, (receiving) up to 45ft
Operating Frequency: 2.402 GHz to 2.480 GHz
USB Power: DC 5V @ 500mA or higher
Size: 4.37 x 3.48 Inches Weight: 5.22 oz

Description of Miccus Music Transmitter Extender Home RTX

The Miccus Music Transmitter Extender Home RTX is a compact and easy-to-use wireless audio transmitter that supports Bluetooth 5.0 technology. It has a range of up to 150 feet, making it perfect for use in large homes or offices, and it supports aptX HD and aptX Low Latency codecs for high-quality, lag-free audio. The RTX has an optical input, so you can connect it to your TV or stereo with ease, and it also has a 3.5mm aux input for added versatility.

System requirements

Transmit Mode (TX): use the Home RTX with any device capable of receiving a Bluetooth wireless audio signal (Bluetooth profiles refer to this feature as A2DP). Such capable devices include Bluetooth enabled headphones/speakers or adapters such as the Miccus Home RTX, Mini-jack AX4, or SR-71 Stealth Headphones.
Receive Mode (RX): use the Home RTX with any device capable of transmitting a Bluetooth wireless audio signal (Bluetooth profiles refer to this feature as A2DP). Such capable devices include mobile phones, tablets, and PCs or Bluetooth audio adapters such as the Miccus Home RTX, the Miccus Home RTX Mini, or the Miccus Mini-jack TX4.

Instructions for Use

Power on/off

The Miccus Home RTX supports mini USB power. Connect one end of the included USB power cable to the Home RTX USB jack; connect the other end to a compatible USB power supply unit (5V/500mA), computer, or television USB port. Any USB charger that is rated at an output of 5V@500mA or higher is compatible and may be used with the Miccus Home RTX. The included USB cable with ferrite core is for USB power only and does not offer an audio connection.

For optimal performance, always use the provided USB cable with your Home RTX. Since the RTX is a long range device and may be susceptible to RF interference, the USB cable with ferrite core can help reduce potential interference during operation.
Note: Leave the Home RTX continuously powered on to automatically reconnect when the last paired device is within range. In order to maintain memory of the last paired device, the Home RTX must remain continuously connected to USB power.

Connecting Audio Cables

The Home RTX ships with the following audio cables

3.5mm (mini-plug) male to RCA (red and white) male
RCA (red and white) male to RCA (red and white) male

In TX mode the Home RTX requires an audio input source like a computer, tablet, Smartphone, television or stereo system, etc. that can offer the Home RTX an audio signal / music to transmit. In TX mode the cable being used must be connected to the appropriate input: either RCA (red and white) to the “TX Audio In” or 3.5mm to the “Line In”. Use the included cable that is best for your application.

In RX mode the Home RTX receives a wireless stream of music/audio from a transmitting device such as a Smartphone or tablet and connects to your home stereo or speaker system for music output. In RX mode the cable being used must be connected to the appropriate output: either RCA (red and white) to the “RX Audio Out” or 3.5mm (mini-plug) to the “Line Out”. Use the included cable that is best for your application.

Quick Start Guide

Attach the antenna: on the back of the RTX, remove the red rubber connector cover and attach the supplied antenna to the antenna terminal (turn clockwise until snug). Optimize antenna performance by positioning the antenna upright.
Connecting the Home RTX: Before powering up, choose the included connector cable that is appropriate for your connection. When using as a transmitter (TX mode) connect your audio cable to the “TX Audio In” (RCA) or to the “Line In” (3.5mm). When using as a receiver (RX mode) connect your audio cable to the “RX Audio Out” or to the “Line Out”. Some devices may require an additional audio adapter or cable which is not included.
Power on/off: Connect to USB power and hold the power button (the front center button) for 3 seconds until the indicator light turns on and begins blinking. To power off, hold the power button for 3 seconds until the indicator light turns off.

Setup Guide

Setting up the Miccus Music Transmitter Extender Home RTX is quick and easy. Simply plug the RTX into a power source, then use the included optical or 3.5mm audio cable to connect it to your TV or stereo. Next, put your Bluetooth headphones or speakers into pairing mode, then press and hold the RTX's Bluetooth button until the LED light begins to flash. The RTX will then automatically search for and connect to your devices. Once connected, you can begin streaming high-quality audio wirelessly.

Miccus Music Transmitter Extender Home RTX Pairing

Use as a transmitter (TX Mode)
- Power on your headphones or other receiving device and engage Bluetooth® pairing mode, then place it near the Home RTX.
- Power on the Home RTX, press the RX button once for 3 seconds, release, and then double press the TX button.
- Allow up to 30 seconds, when pairing is successful the RTX indicator light turns solid red.

Use as a receiver (RX Mode)

Power on the Home RTX, then press and release the RX button.
Using your Smartphone or tablet navigate to Bluetooth devices and select “Miccus Home RTX”.

If prompted, use passkey “0000”, when pairing is successful the RTX indicator light turns solid blue.

STATUS	LED (Indicator Light)
Pairing Mode (TX or RX)	alternate flashing red and blue
TX Mode connecting	flashing red
TX Mode connected	solid red
RX Mode connecting	flashing blue
RX Mode connected	solid blue
Not connected/searching	red flashing (TX mode) or blue flashing (RX mode)

About the Miccus Mini-jack RTX
The Miccus Home RTX is a long range Bluetooth transmitter or receiver featuring a line of site transmitting range of up 150ft. Stream Smartphone audio to the Home RTX from a range of up to 45ft receiving.

Add Bluetooth wireless technology to your existing television or stereo equipment.

Pairing the Home RTX with another device

Transmit (TX mode)
Pairing with a Bluetooth receiver

Power on your headphones, speaker or other compatible A2DP Bluetooth® profile device and engage pairing mode.
Power on the Home RTX: press and hold the power button (3 seconds) until the indicator light begins flashing.
Press and hold the RX button 3 seconds; the indicator light will flash red and blue.
Double press the TX button; red and blue flashing will pause for a brief interruption then begin blinking red and blue again.
When pairing is complete the RTX indicator will light a solid red.

Receive (RX mode)
Pairing with a Bluetooth transmitter

Power on the RTX press and hold the power button (3 seconds) until the indicator light begins flashing.
Press and hold the RX button 3 seconds; the indicator light will flash red and blue.
Power on your A2DP Bluetooth profile transmitting device and engage pairing mode.
When pairing is complete, the RTX indicator will light a solid blue.

Note: For optimal connection, the Miccus Home RTX and your Bluetooth device should be no more than 1 meter (3ft) apart when pairing. To begin streaming audio simply press the play button on your audio source and adjust volume to taste. By design the Home RTX is a passive transmitter or receiver and has no volume control. User volume level must be adjusted via the input and/or output sources connected to the Miccus Home RTX.
Factory Reset
To reset pairing memory, simply unplug the Home RTX from USB power for 20 seconds. The Home RTX remembers only one device pairing at a time, and once it is disconnected from power it will clear the pairing from memory

Extender Home RTX Troubleshooting

If you're having trouble connecting the Miccus Music Transmitter Extender Home RTX to your devices, first make sure that both the RTX and your devices are turned on and in pairing mode. If you're still having trouble, try resetting the RTX by holding down the Bluetooth button for 10 seconds. If that doesn't work, make sure that the RTX is within range of your devices, and that there are no obstructions between the RTX and your devices. If you're still having issues, try moving the RTX closer to your devices or resetting your devices' Bluetooth settings.

Pros & Cons

Pros

Wireless audio streaming with high-quality audio codecs
Long range of up to 150 feet
Optical and 3.5mm audio inputs for added versatility
Compact and sleek design
Easy to set up and use

Cons

May be priced higher than some competing products
May have compatibility issues with some older devices

Customer Reviews about Miccus Music Transmitter Extender Home RTX

Customers who have used the Miccus Music Transmitter Extender Home RTX have praised its long range, high-quality audio, and easy setup. However, some have noted that it may be priced higher than some competing products and that it may have compatibility issues with some older devices.

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