1723 Subwoofer App Connection Trouble

Have trouble connecting our app to your 1723 subwoofer? Read on for great troubleshooting tips.

The most common mistake we see is attempting to pair 1723 subwoofers directly to a phone by using the Bluetooth menu. The app will connect with the subwoofer when you open the app.

By default, Bluetooth is enabled on the subwoofer amplifier.

To confirm this, please check the “Disable Bluetooth” setting in the amplifier menu. 
This setting should be set to “No”, which means Bluetooth is active.
If you change this setting to “Yes”, Bluetooth will be disabled.

Please make sure you have accepted to share your location/GPS when installing the app. The app will not be able to connect to the subwoofer if this is denied or deactivated later. If you have an Android phone, check this before continuing: Subwoofer App Connection Problems

Please note that you can only access the subwoofer from one device at a time. If you are going to use the app on multiple devices, make sure the app is closed before attempting to connect the subwoofer from another device.

If experiencing connection issues, please try these steps:

- Pull out the power cord from the subwoofer for a few minutes.

- Uninstall the Arendal App and restart your phone

- Make sure Bluetooth and location/GPS are turned on

- Install the Arendal app again

- Switch on the 1723 subwoofer, and make sure Bluetooth is not deactivated in the subwoofer menu. (or reset the subwoofer)

- Open the Arendal app on your phone

- Wait for a green dot next to the subwoofer name in the app, pull down, and release to refresh

The app will connect to the subwoofer, and you will be on your way!