SA Cockpit can be downloaded for free from Google Play for Android phones and from the App Store for iPhones.

Open the desired streaming service app on your phone, select a song, radio program, or podcast, and tap the speaker icon (e.g., AirPlay, Google Cast, Tidal Connect or Spotify Connect). Then select your silverback system/Stereo Hub HT from the list. Note: Your phone must be connected to the same network as Stereo Hub HT.

Start by charging the remote control, connect power to Stereo Hub HT, and follow the instructions in SA Cockpit to connect to WiFi or Ethernet. Make sure your phone has Bluetooth enabled and is on the same network as the Stereo Hub HT.

Turn on both speakers and press the pairing button on the back of each speaker for about 3 seconds until the WiFi indicator blinks. This means the speakers are searching for Stereo Hub HT. It is important that the indicator blinks on both speakers before you continue.

When the WiFi indicator is blinking on both your speakers (see above), press the pairing button on Stereo Hub HT once and wait until the WiSA LED lights up solid white, indicating that pairing is complete. The speakers and Stereo Hub HT will now automatically reconnect if the power is interrupted and restored.

Open SA Cockpit and tap the gear icon in the upper right corner. Then tap Remote → Remote status → Select ‘Continue’ at ‘Activate remote pairing’ and press any button on the remote control. The hub and remote are now paired. The remote works via radio waves, so you do not need to point it at Stereo Hub HT.

• Open the SA Cockpit app.
• Tap the symbol for Stereo Hub HT (with a gear). Select ‘Setup without pairing’. Note that a sound will come from the speakers as confirmation that there is a connection between the hub and the speakers.
• Continue. A window will now open called Runway. This function connects Stereo Hub HT to WiFi. Runway will typically suggest the same network your phone is already connected to, but without the password.
• Enter the password. We recommend letting the app remember the password for the network. Continue.
• Runway now takes about 50 seconds to connect Stereo Hub HT to the network.
• The hub is connected when the front light is solid and when Runway confirms the setup is complete.

• Set up the left and right speakers.
• The speakers are created as left speakers by default. Now the speaker on the right must be assigned the right audio channel.
• Assign the channels by opening the app.
• Tap the button in the middle with the speaker symbols. A window will open with symbols for two speakers and a sofa. There are two speakers on the left side, both lit white, and the speaker on the right is gray.
• Briefly tap the speaker symbol on the left side.
• You will now see two speaker symbols. Tap the symbols one by one and listen for the noise: One of the symbols will send noise from the right speaker.
• Drag the symbol across the screen and drop it at the speaker symbol on the right side.
• The app will now indicate that a new system configuration is in progress.

Stereo Hub HT supports HDMI (ARC/eARC), Line-in, Optical/Coax, USB, Bluetooth, AirPlay, Google Cast, Tidal, and Spotify. Connect the desired device to the appropriate port and select input via the remote control.

Make sure both the playback device and Stereo Hub HT are on the same network. Select Stereo Hub HT as the playback device in the relevant app.

Open the SA Cockpit app, select Room Service, and follow the instructions to measure the room’s acoustics using your phone’s microphone. Tap ‘Calibrate’ and then ‘Enable’ to activate the correction.

• Solid white: Connected to network
• Slow blinking: Booting up
• Fast blinking: WiFi configuration mode
• Irregular blinking: Updating software
• Solid green: Spotify streaming
• Off: Standby or powered off

Press the up arrow to see if an LED lights up (battery status). Charge the remote control with the included USB-C cable.

Turn off the device, wait 30 seconds, and turn it on again to restart the system.

Stereo Hub HT automatically goes into standby after 20 minutes without an audio signal and reactivates when a signal is detected.

Press the pinhole button on the bottom of Stereo Hub HT to perform a factory reset.

Make sure Stereo Hub HT is placed at least 3 meters from the router or other wireless equipment, avoid walls between the hub and speakers, and preferably use 2.4 GHz WiFi with 20 or 40 MHz bandwidth.

Read and follow all safety instructions. Use only original accessories, avoid water and liquid-filled objects near the device, and leave repairs to qualified personnel.