First, confirm what version CloudBox you have. Locate the white sticker on top and make sure it lists G9Y4 or G9CX13 to G9CX21. If you see G9CX3BT through G9CX12, please refer to our CloudBox: Bluetooth Setup Guide (Models G9CX3BT through G9CX12.
Model | Description | Release Date |
Latest model | 2026 - Current | |
Previous-generation model | 2022 - 2026 | |
Legacy G9CX later revisions | 2020 - 2022 | |
Early G9CX hardware | 2016 - 2020 | |
G9CX1 to G9CX3 | Not Bluetooth Compatible | 2016 - 2017 |
What You Need
CloudBox
Power Cable
USB Mouse
HDMI cable or TRRS cable
Computer Monitor with HDMI input
Getting Started
1. Plug your mouse into the USB port on the CloudBox.
2. Next, plug the HDMI cable into the CloudBox and the monitor.
3. If you are using a TRRS cable provided with the CloudBox, connect the 3.5mm input to the CloudBox and the red, white and yellow inputs into corresponding plugs on the monitor.
4. Right-click the mouse anywhere on the screen to exit out of the Pandora CloudCover screen and open the main menu for the CloudBox.
5. Double click the settings tab.
6. Select More Settings.
7. Select Connected Devices
8. Select Pair New Device
9. Pair Bluetooth by selecting device.
10. It's Important to check volume after speaker gets connected as the default will be at 100%:
More settings > Sound (screen will show the connected speaker on the volume screen if it’s successfully paired)
11. Right click anywhere on the screen until you to return to main menu
Now you should be able to stream your favorite Pandora CloudCover station via Bluetooth.