Part 1. Classic Bluetooth – Cannot Pair
1) Make sure Harmony A2 Solo is in Bluetooth pairing mode
The Bluetooth LED must be flashing red & blue.
If not, press & hold the
button for 3 seconds to enter pairing mode.
2) Clear old Bluetooth records
On your phone / computer, remove “Avantree Harmony A2” from the Bluetooth list.
On Harmony A2 Solo, press & hold the “+” and “–” buttons together for 5 seconds to clear memory.
3) Bring devices closer
Keep the speaker and your device within 1 meter during pairing.
4) Refresh Bluetooth
Turn Bluetooth OFF → ON on your phone or computer.
5) Check if Harmony A2 Solo is connected elsewhere
If the Bluetooth LED is solid blue, the speaker is already connected.
Disconnect it first or clear pairing records before pairing again.
Part 2. Auracast – Cannot Join
1) Confirm the transmitter is broadcasting Auracast
Only Auracast-enabled transmitters can connect.
Make sure the source device is set to Auracast, not Classic Bluetooth.
2) Stay close to the transmitter
Recommended distance: 2–3 meters.
3) Restart scanning
Turn Harmony A2 Solo OFF → ON to restart the search.
The Auracast LED should be flashing orange while scanning.
4) Avoid Bluetooth / Auracast conflicts
Harmony A2 Solo can scan both modes, but:
Once Bluetooth connects, Auracast scanning stops.
To reconnect to Auracast:
If Harmony A2 Solo is currently connected via Bluetooth, press & hold thebutton to disconnect the current connection and start scanning for Auracast broadcasts.
5) Restart the Auracast broadcast device
Reboot the TV / transmitter / phone.
Re-enable the Auracast broadcast channel.
Still Not Working?
Please contact support@avantree.com and provide:
LED behavior (color and flashing pattern)
Your phone / TV / transmitter model
Whether you are using Bluetooth or Auracast
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