RE: Convert a 2.4GHz wireless speaker to bluetooth.

mfetting — Thu, 15 Aug 2019 14:21:37 GMT

Rocketfish will not provide any documentation other than the user manual. There support team, which responded quickly to my request, provided the following suggestions:

Unplug the units (Sender and Speakers) from the power outlet
While unplugged, turn the Power Switch to ON located on each unit for 30 seconds
Once time is up, turn the switch back to OFF
Plug the units back to the power outlet and give it a try to make the pairing process if needed :

Set the Wireless receiver to ENABLE (power indicator must turn green)
Press and hold the power button on the Wireless receiver for more than three seconds (pairing mode). The power indicator starts blinking rapidly for 30 seconds
Press and hold the button on the Speaker for more than three seconds so the Wireless receiver and speaker enter pairing mode
--- At this moment the power indicators light steadily if the pairing was successful. If not please try again from step 5 above

This comment is to provide additional information to anyone who comes across this blog looking for information concerning the Rocketfish RF-WS02 remote speaker.

RE: Convert a 2.4GHz wireless speaker to bluetooth.

koudelad — Tue, 13 Aug 2019 06:41:39 GMT

Are you sure that the dropping or original radio communication was not caused by some local interference at 2.4 GHz? In that case, it could behave the same, when replacing one 2.4 GHz radio for another.

I have experienced similar issues with proprietary 2.4 GHz vs Bluetooth vs 2.4 GHz WiFi (especially when downloading or uploading at higher bandwidth) mice, speakers, network adapters and other peripherals . The only solution for me was to replace some or them by wired versions.