A factory reset clears DG60P's previous Bluetooth pairing history. You will need to pair your Bluetooth headphones or speaker again afterward.
Plug In DG60P
Make sure DG60P is plugged into a powered USB port.
You can use an available USB port on your computer or another suitable USB power source.
Keep DG60P plugged in throughout the reset procedure.
Press and Hold the MFB Button
Press and hold the Multi-Function Button (MFB) for 2 seconds.
Release the button when the LED lights up blue and white simultaneously.
Use the Multi-Function Button on DG60P.
This is the indicator to look for before proceeding.
Double-Click the MFB Button
Once the LED has shown blue and white simultaneously, double-click the MFB button.
Press twice in quick succession.
Watch for the following LED sequence:
For 2 seconds
Alternating flashes
The LED turns solid blue for approximately 2 seconds, then alternates between blue and white. This indicates the reset sequence is complete.
Confirm the Reset and Pair Again
If DG60P showed the LED sequence described in Step 3, its previous pairing history has been cleared.
Factory Reset Complete!
DG60P is ready for a new Bluetooth pairing connection.
Bluetooth devices often automatically reconnect to the last paired device. Turn off Bluetooth on previously connected phones or computers to avoid interference.
If connection problems continue, clear the pairing history on your headphones or speaker as well, then pair both devices again.
Ready to reconnect?
CONNECT YOUR HEADPHONES →Common Questions
Will Factory Reset Delete My Headphones' Pairing History?
No. Resetting DG60P clears the pairing history stored on DG60P.
Your headphones or speaker may still retain their own Bluetooth pairing records.
What If the LED Doesn't Turn Blue and White?
Make sure DG60P is powered on. Press and hold the MFB button for 2 seconds and check whether the LED lights up blue and white simultaneously.
If the expected LED indication does not appear, contact Avantree Support before trying unrelated button combinations.
Why Won't My Headphones Reconnect After Reset?
A factory reset removes DG60P's previous Bluetooth connections. You need to pair the headphones or speaker again.
Put both devices into pairing mode and keep them close together.
Should I Reset My Headphones Too?
If pairing still fails after resetting DG60P, clearing your headphones' pairing history may help.
Follow your headphone manufacturer's reset instructions, since the process varies by brand and model.
Still Need Help?
Tell us your headphone or speaker model, the device DG60P is connected to, and which LED pattern you see when attempting the reset.
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