【Bluetooth HD Card｜Add Wireless Music Playback to HELIX DSP】

This is a Bluetooth audio module for those who want to enjoy their smartphone music wirelessly and conveniently even inside the car.

The Bluetooth HD Card supports Bluetooth 5.0 + EDR and is compatible with codecs including SBC, AAC, aptX™, and aptX™ HD. When used with supported devices, it enables streaming playback up to 48kHz/24bit and up to 576kbps.

Since the received audio signal is transmitted to the DSP unit, you can adjust the volume and various sound settings on the DSP itself. It eliminates the need to connect a cable every time you play music from your smartphone, making it easy to incorporate the music you usually listen to into your car’s system more naturally.

However, it can’t be added to every DSP. Even among compatible models, some require configuration, so we will guide you after confirming the model number and configuration of your current DSP.

At LOGON, we don’t just add Bluetooth functionality—we also ensure it is set up in a truly user-friendly way by considering how it connects with OEM audio, existing DSPs, and speakers. If you want to add wireless input to your current system, please first tell us the model of your DSP.

■ Main Specifications / Specs

【Basic Information】
Product name: Bluetooth HD Card
Type: Bluetooth audio module
Bluetooth: Bluetooth 5.0 + EDR

【Supported Codecs】
SBC
AAC
aptX™
aptX™ HD

【Supported Streaming】
Up to 576kbps
Up to 48kHz/24bit

【Compatible DSP】
DSP ULTRA.S: ○ (requires settings)
DSP ULTRA: ○ (requires settings)
DSP PRO MK3: ○ (requires settings)
DSP PRO MK2: ×
DSP PRO: ×
HELIX DSP.3S: ○ (requires settings)
HELIX DSP.3: ×
HELIX DSP.2: ×
DSP MINI MK2: ○ (requires settings)
DSP MINI: ×
P-SIX DSP ULTIMATE: ○ (requires settings)
P-SIX DSP MK2: ×
V-EIGHTEEN DSP: ○ (requires settings)
V-TWELVE DSP MK2: ○ (requires settings)
V-TWELVE DSP: ×
V-EIGHT DSP MK2: ○ (requires settings)
V-EIGHT DSP: ×

• For compatibility status and setting details, we will advise you after checking the specifications of the DSP you actually use.