Help > Popsical Remix 2
What do you need to set up Popsical Remix 2?
- A Popsical Remix 2 device
- A stable WIFI or ethernet connection
- A television with HDMI input (Note: Popsical Remix 2 does not support 4k resolution, it operates at 1080p or below based on network stability)
- A speaker with AUX or RCA input port (Use an AUX-to-AUX or AUX-to-RCA cable accordingly)
- A premium account with Popsical
- Popsical Karaoke app (downloadable from iOS or Android market)
Setup Guide
- Connect the DC power adapter to a power socket and to the device.
- Connect the HDMI cable from the device to your TV.
- Connect the AUX-to-AUX or AUX-to-RCA cable to the speaker and the device.
- Select the correct channels for HDMI on your TV and AUX for your speaker.
Microphone Key Description
- Echo: Slide to adjust the echo.
- Mic Volume: Slide to adjust the Mic volume (Main Music volume can be adjusted from the app).
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Indicator Light: Shows the Microphone status:
- Solid white light: Microphone functioning properly.
- Solid red: Low power (<10%).
- Yellow light flashing: Microphone is charging.
- Slow flashing white light: Microphone is not connected.
- Quick flashing white light: Microphone is in pairing mode.
- Joystick: To confirm an action and to navigate.
- Toggle Vocal and Back/power button.
My Microphones are on but no sound from the speaker?
- Follow the steps to re-pair the microphone to the receiver:
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- Step 1: Press the left arrow button repeatedly while holding the ON/OFF button on the left mic until the mic light indicator is blinking.
- Step 2: Press the right arrow button repeatedly while holding the ON/OFF button on the right mic until the mic light indicator is blinking.
- Step 3: While both mics' white light indicators are blinking, plug the power adapter pin into the charging port of Remix 2, causing the charging port light indicator to blink.
- Step 4: Once all lights are blinking, press the ON/OFF button and vocal button together on the left mic to pair it. Repeat for the right mic.
- Attach a video for user reference.
For further assistance, contact hello@popsical.com
My Device is displaying errors, No internet connection, what do I do?
- Logout from your Popsical account on TV and re-login:
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- Go to the homepage on the TV screen.
- Press the 3-line button on the Popsical physical remote control to display options.
- Select 'My Account', and logout. Re-login by selecting your language, WiFi connection, and entering the 6-letter code displayed on the TV screen at app.popsical.com.
Popsical won't connect to WiFi
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- Possible causes:
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- Password is incorrect.
- Signal is too weak/intermittent.
- Your WiFi network is hidden.
- Solutions:
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- Ensure correct password is typed.
- Move the Popsical closer to your WiFi router.
- Plug a USB mouse into your Popsical, click "advanced", open "more options" on the network screen, click "Add Network", enter SSID and password, and press "Connect".
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Video and audio continuously buffer and do not play
- Possible causes:
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- Popsical's WiFi connection is unstable.
- Popsical has disconnected from WiFi.
- Popsical has crashed.
- Solutions:
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- Move Popsical closer to your WiFi router.
- Press "back" to return to the "main menu", select "settings", "network settings", "forget" and "rejoin" your WiFi network.
- Restart Popsical by unplugging and replugging the USB-C cable, reconnect to WiFi.
- For further assistance, contact hello@popsical.com.
How to do a factory reset on my Popsical?
- Common issues:
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- Popsical device shows no internet connection and is stuck at the network selection page.
- Device shows no internet connection after update but worked fine before.
- Device works fine with Ethernet/LAN connection but not with WiFi.
- Troubleshooting:
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- Try connecting an Ethernet/LAN cable and restart the device. If it works fine, proceed to factory reset to use WiFi connection again.
- If the issue persists, it may be related to hardware. Contact customer service or visit the store.
- Steps for factory reset:
Android 7:
- Ensure the device works with Ethernet/LAN connection.
- Using the remote control, go to settings (≡) >> select “More” >> "General Settings".
- (Plug in a USB mouse if you have) Scroll down and select “Backup & Reset” >> “Factory Data Reset”.
- Proceed to reset TV box and erase everything.
- Don't unplug power until you see the old version setup screen (reboot may take a long time).
- When you see the setup screen, try to connect to WiFi. If the device still cannot connect to WiFi, it's a hardware problem.
Android 11:
- Ensure the device works with Ethernet/LAN connection.
- Using the remote control, go to settings (≡) >> select “More” >> "General Settings".
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(Plug in a USB mouse if you have), Select "About" >> "Factory Reset" >> "Reset everything"
- Don't unplug power until you see the old version setup screen (reboot may take a long time).
- When you see the setup screen, try to connect to WiFi. If the device still cannot connect to WiFi, it's a hardware problem.
- Step to hard factory reset:
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Unplug the power from the Android TV box.
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Locate the Reset button on back of the box
- Insert a toothpick, paperclip, or bobby pin into the hole until you feel and hear a faint "click". Keep holding the switch down.
- While still holding the reset button, plug the power cable back in to turn the box on
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Wait until the Android or brand logo appears on your TV screen or count to 8 seconds, then release the reset button. There are 2 case:
- 1. If The "erasing" process appearing on your TV Box means it is performing a Factory Data Reset and wait until it's complete.
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2. If Android Recovery menu appear. Use your remote (or a connected USB keyboard/mouse) to scroll down and select Wipe data / factory reset.
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Unplug the power from the Android TV box.