How To

Let's say you have 4 LINK devices in your home and you start your day with "OK Google, How is the weather?".
All of your devices will "light up" and start listening to the command. However, only one of the speakers will give you the information (if they are under the same account).
The speaker with the best microphone reception will respond with an answer.

Please note: if you have muted all speakers or 3 out of 4 are muted, then only one will respond and the rest will not react.
If all speakers are muted, all will be silent.

For models E40BT and E50BT Connect the first headphone by BT to your mobile device Tap the ShareMe button once Tap the ShareMe button on the 2nd headphones twice ( ! ) The headphones will connect to each other. When changing volume on source device, or BT connected headphones, the volume will only change on THAT headphone ( and in some cases the source device, like iOS devices and newer Android ), not on the one connected via ShareMe. When changing volume on a via-ShareMe-connected headphone ( 2nd ), it will not change volume on source device, or on the BT-connected headphone. To sum up, both headphones have their individual volumes. For Everest models ( not ELITE ). Connect the headphones by BT to your mobile device Put the 2nd device ( speaker, headphones as long as they have Bluetooth ) in "BT discovery mode" Press the ShareMe button on the Everest headphone ( button marked with a little "s" ) The Everest will connect to BT device. (Please note that you may not be able to pair from the Everest to the Everest Elite models, or if you can pair, you may have dropouts in sound). When changing volume on source device, or Everest, the volume will only change on the Everest ( and in some cases the source device, like iOS devices and newer Android ), not on the device connected via ShareMe. When changing volume on via-ShareMe-connected BT device ( 2nd ), it will not change volume on source device or Everest. Please note that it is NOT possible to use ShareMe if you are listening to analog signal via cable. Bot the E-series and the Everest models will switch off the Bluetooth circuits as soon as you insert the audio cable, so re-transmission is not possible.

Plug the 2.4Ghz dongle directly into your device and device is connected to your phone.

The lightning version of the dongle works for Apple devices while the USB C dongle works for Android devices and the latest Apple devices with an USB C port.

BT sources are volume controlled by the Primary Volume control. BT volume relative to other sources must be adjusted either on the BT source or on the mixer’s input volume controls. Bluetooth does not occupy any of the other inputs.

Press the microphone button (located on the LEFT arm) to turn on the first RunSafe mode. The first mode blinks continually. When you press the microphone again, the second mode is initiated which features 2 blinks on followed by 2 seconds without. Pressing the microphone again is the third mode which is 3 blinks on followed by 3 seconds without.

After pressing the Play button, you must wait 3 seconds before you can press the Play button again when listening to videos over AirPlay.

If you want to pair and connect to a different device, make sure the headphones are turned off. Proceed to turn the headphones on by pressing and holding the power button for 3- 5 seconds until you hear the audible voice stating “power on” followed by “looking for device.” You will see the LED alternate between blue and red as it searches for your new device. Make sure your device is in search mode. Within seconds your headphone should appear as one of your discoverable devices. You will then hear the audible voice stating, “audio connected” followed by a blinking blue LED light located on the inline microphone indicating that it is now connected to a device.

Make sure the headphones are turned on and connected to your smart device. Press and hold the Microphone button located on the LEFT arm of the neckband. You should be able to activate Siri/Google within 3 seconds after pressing the Microphone button.

1) Download and run the latest JBL Connect app on your phone 2) The JBL Connect app will begin discovering your JBL Boombox (please make sure your speaker is connected via Bluetooth first) 3) Use the toggle switch in the JBL Connect App to change the phone button to now have the voice assistant function 4) Simply press the “Play” button on your JBL Boombox (you will hear a brief tone) and begin speaking your commands via SIRI and Google Now. 5) Please check the below links for more information regarding SIRI and Google Now available voice commands: SIRI: https://support.apple.com/HT204389 Google Now: https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/2940021

Tap and hold the right earpiece for 4 seconds.

To increase the volume, quickly press the top button located on the inline microphone with several quick clicks. If you want to decrease the volume, quickly press the bottom button with several quick clicks until desired volume is achieved.

To answer and hang up calls, press the pause/play button located on the left arm of the Soundgear.

The USB charging port will be located on the inline microphone located on the RIGHT side of the earphones.

The UA Sport Wireless Heart Rate must be charged with a micro USB charger that is provided in the packaging. You will find the USB outlet located on the bottom left side of the inline microphone. There will be a small rubberized window that you can slide up and over to expose the outlet. After plugging in the headphones, you will see a solid red light appear at the bottom of the inline microphone. Once the headphones are fully charged, the red light will turn off. It typically takes less than 2 hours of charging time to receive the 5 full hours of audio playback.

Go to your Bluetooth Settings to confirm that you are connected to both JBL Reflect Fit Audio and JBL Reflect Fit HRM. Once you are connected to the Reflect Fit HRM you will hear the audio voice prompt state, "Searching for Heart Rate"......"Calibrating" followed by a heart beat prompt. It will calibrate for 2-5 seconds followed by "Heart Rate Detected". If it cannot verify your heart rate, the audio voice prompt will advise you to adjust the ear piece. Once it has established your heart rate, you will be able to manually check your heart rate by pressing the heart button located on the RIGHT arm of the neck band.

We recommend cleaning the earphones with audio or electronic wipes.

You can clean it by wiping it gently with a damp cloth. Take extra care not to let water leak into the speaker chamber, as it will damage the speaker drivers.

You can clean it by wiping it gently with a damp cloth. Take extra care not to let water leak into the speaker chamber, as it will damage the speaker drivers.

To clean yurbuds, remove the enhancers (tips) from earphones and wash with warm, soapy water. Do not use anything containing alcohol. Completely dry the enhancers and reposition on the earphones, as shown in the Quick Start guide: Left bud between 3:00 and 4:00 position Right bud between 8:00 and 9:00 position

• Make sure that JBL DRG is connected via Bluetooth with your smartphone and the JBL DRG” app has been launched. • Search a FM frequency band with your head unit. (an unrestricted frequency would be one that is not occupied by a radio station). • Select “FM” in “Connection Mode” on the JBL DRG App and key in the FM unrestricted frequency you have selected in the right window, JBL DRG will then transfer audio to your head unit and play through your vehicle’s audio system.

• Plug the JBL DRG into OBD II port in your vehicle first. • Start your engine (JBL DRG will enter low power mode when the engine is off) • Then press Bluetooth button on DRG for pairing and connection to your smartphone. • After connected, launch the “JBL DRG” app on your smartphone. • Press the settings button on the left top of the app to enter the settings page. If your head unit’s Bluetooth is in discoverable mode, please enable the “Inquiry Mode” on the settings page. If your head unit’s Bluetooth is in inquiry mode, please disable “Inquiry Mode” on the settings page. • Exit the settings page and select “Bluetooth” in “Connection Mode”, JBL DRG will start the connection with head unit.

To set up and enjoy all the features of your UA Sport Wireless Heart Rate, you’ll need to connect it to your phone using the UA Record™ mobile app. Select the UA Sync icon in the upper right hand corner of the dashboard. Tap on “UA Sport Wireless Heart Rate”. Follow the on-screen instructions to finish setup. Once connected, the headphones will live under My Apps and Devices. Here, you can access your headphones' settings to check your battery level, current heart rate, and help.

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To pair the JBL LIVE headphones the first time, switch the headphone on, look for the blinking blue light indicating pairing mode. Switch on Bluetooth on your source device, find the JBL LIVE headphones in Settings > Bluetooth and confirm pairing. To pair the JBL LIVE headphones from the second time onwards, or to link them with a different device, press and hold the power button until the blue flashing light is visible. 

In normal use, T450BT pairing mode is automatic. First time it is switched on, it goes into pairing mode at once, shown by the blue LED blinking. After first pairing, if the last used source is not on when the T450BT is switched on, it will wait about 10 seconds with the LED showing white light, then it will switch to pairing mode, with the LED turning blue, and blinking. If you want to start pairing mode manually, make sure that the headphones are switched off, then press and hold the on/off button for more than 5 seconds. The headphones will now switch on in pairing mode, shown by the blue LED blinking.

First connect your audio/video sources to your TV inputs. Then connect the provided optical or analog audio output from your TV to the Boost TV.

To pair a different Bluetooth device, make sure that the unit is turned off. You then must press and hold the center button for about 3-5 seconds. You should see the light blink red and blue while it is in pairing mode and the audible voice should state, “looking for device”. You should see UA BT Wireless pop up on the device that you are attempting to pair it with. Choose that option and wait for the audible voice to state, “connected”

The Club 5501 is a mono amplifier for subwoofer use in cars. It can be confusing to see that it has two inputs, marked left and right, as well as two speaker output pairs. But it is still a mono amplifier, with only one channel. The two inputs are there to make it easier to connect to a normal car radio/head unit, where you will often have two normal full-range connectors, left and right. You can insert both into the 5501. However, if you only have one signal lead going to the 5501, you can use either of the inputs. They are combined into one inside the amplifier anyway. Also, the two sets of speaker connections are there to make it easier to connect two subwoofers simultaneously. The two sets are completely identical, so you can use either one for a single subwoofer, or both. If you connect two, they will be in parallel.

The Stadium GTO 20M is intended for use with the Stadium GTO two-way systems, or to replace existing midrange speakers in systems that are already three-way from the start. The Stadium GTO two-way component systems are 3-way upgradeable. The crossovers are gap-switchable to accommodate a midrange upgrade. The optional Stadium GTO 20M midrange includes a bandpass crossover to convert a two-way system into a threeway system with perfect tonal balance. You simply connect both crossovers to the speaker wires from your car amplifier in parallel, and set the existing GTO two-way crossover to GAP function. Stadium GTO 20M is designed to also fit into many factory three-way applications. Please note that you cannot use this add-on midrange with coaxial car speakers, unless you can access the crossover networks to establish the midrange gap that the extra midrange is meant to occupy.

Press and hold the power button located on the neck band for 3-5 seconds or until you hear the audible voice stating, "powering on.......JBL Everest is ready to pair. Go to the pairing menu on your device" While it is in pairing mode you should see the LED light on the neckband alternate between white and red. The device that you are trying to connect to should recognize the Everest Elite 100 within a few seconds. Once connected, you should see a flashing LED white light on the neckband.