Can't Connect Two Headphones to Your Audikast?
Follow the pairing order below. Connect the first headphones completely before starting the second connection.
Do not disconnect the first headphones when you begin pairing the second headphones. The first connection should stay solid blue.
Before You Start
These quick checks help prevent another device from taking the connection.
Turn Off Nearby Bluetooth
Temporarily turn Bluetooth OFF on your TV, phone, tablet, or computer if they were previously connected to either pair of headphones.
Use True Pairing Mode
Both headphones must be ready for a new Bluetooth connection. Simply powering them on is not enough.
Keep Devices Close
Keep the headphones and Audikast close together while pairing.
Pair in This Order
Do not move to the next step until the previous connection is complete.
Connect the First Headphones
Finish this connection completely before pairing Headphone 2.
Follow the headphone manufacturer's pairing instructions.
Press and hold the A / 1 pairing button for 5 seconds.
Keep the devices close and allow them to connect automatically.
Add the Second Headphones
Leave Headphone 1 connected while you pair the second set.
Make sure it is not still connected to a nearby phone, tablet, TV, or computer.
Press and hold the B / 2 pairing button for 5 seconds.
Keep the first headphones connected and wait for the second connection to complete.
Still Having a Dual-Link Problem?
Choose the situation that best matches what you see.
Headphone 2 won't connect
- Keep Headphone 1 connected.
- Turn Bluetooth OFF on nearby devices that may reconnect to Headphone 2.
- Restart Headphone 2, then put it back into Bluetooth pairing mode.
- Hold B / 2 on the Audikast for 5 seconds until it flashes red and blue.
- Wait for the B / 2 indicator to become solid blue.
Headphone 2 keeps connecting to my phone
Turn Bluetooth OFF temporarily on the phone or other device that normally connects to those headphones.
Then put the headphones back into pairing mode and restart B / 2 pairing on the Audikast.
Both indicators are blue, but only one has sound
Test each pair of headphones separately with the Audikast first.
If one pair does not work when connected by itself, troubleshoot that headphone connection before trying dual-link again.
One headphone connects by itself but not in dual-link
Confirm that Headphone 1 stays connected while you add Headphone 2.
Make sure the second headphones are in true Bluetooth pairing mode before starting the B / 2 connection.
Still Stuck? Reset the Audikast
If the second headphones still cannot connect after repeating the pairing steps, clear the Audikast pairing history and pair the devices again from the beginning.
View Factory Reset Instructions →Dual-link works with Bluetooth headphones and earbuds, but some true wireless earbud combinations may be less stable than standard Bluetooth headphones. If you are having trouble, test each set separately first.
Still Need Help?
Use the guides below or contact Avantree Support with the exact brand and model of both listening devices.
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