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  • Locate the power button on the back of the right ear cup. Gently slide the spring loaded power button up and release. Once turned on, it will display a solid white light. If this is your first time powering on the device it should automatically go into pairing mode, and will display a fast blinking blue light. Make sure the device you are attempting to connect to is in search mode. The headphones should pop up on your list of discoverable devices within 3-5 seconds, and connect. If you are attempting to pair to a different device, make sure the E65BTNC headphones are turned on, and press and hold the Bluetooth button located at the bottom of the right ear cup. The headphone should display on your new device within 3-5 seconds on your list of discoverable devices.
  • Press the power button located on the far Left top of the speaker. If this is your first time pairing the device, the speaker will automatically go into pairing mode. Make sure that the product you are attempting to pair to is in search mode and in bluetooth range. The Go 2 should pop up on discoverable devices. Choose the Go 2 option and you will be connected within a few seconds.
  • Locate the power button on the back of the right ear cup. Gently slide the spring loaded power button up and release. Once turned on, it will display a solid white light. If this is your first time powering on the device it should automatically go into pairing mode, and will display a fast blinking blue light. Make sure the device you are attempting to connect to is in search mode. The headphones should pop up on your list of discoverable devices within 3-5 seconds, and connect. If you are attempting to pair to a different device, make sure headphones are turned on, and press and hold the Bluetooth button located at the bottom of the right ear cup. The headphone should display on your new device within 3-5 seconds on your list of discoverable devices.
  • Press and hold the center button located on the inline microphone. It helps to have one or both ear inserts in the ear to hear the audio voice prompts. Once you press and hold the power button, you will hear the audio voice stating, "powering on". If this is your first time pairing the device, it will automatically go into pairing mode and will be looking for the device. Make sure the device you are trying to connect to is in search mode. It should recognize the Everest 110 within 2-3 seconds. If you would like to connect to a different device. Make sure the unit is off and proceed to press and hold the center button on the inline mic from 4-6 seconds until you hear "powering on......JBL Everest is ready to pair. Go to the pairing menu on your device" You will now be able to pair to a different device. The device should recognize the Everest 110 within 2-3 seconds and will connect.
  • Locate the power button on the back of the right ear cup. Gently slide the spring loaded power button up and release. Once turned on, it will display a solid white light. If this is your first time powering on the device it should automatically go into pairing mode, and will display a fast blinking blue light. Make sure the device you are attempting to connect to is in search mode. The headphones should pop up on your list of discoverable devices within 3-5 seconds, and connect. If you are attempting to pair to a different device, make sure the E65BTNC headphones are turned on, and press and hold the Bluetooth button located at the bottom of the right ear cup. The headphone should display on your new device within 3-5 seconds on your list of discoverable devices.
  • On the Right ear cup, slide the bluetooth button towards the down position and hold until you see the fast blinking blue LED light. Make sure that the device that you are trying to connect to is in pairing mode. It should recognize the N60NC Wireless within a few seconds. You should here the audio "chime" when it is connected and the LED should change to a slow blinking light.
  • Normal pairing is automatic, and happens when you first switch both devices on. If pairing does not take place automatically, or you have to force new pairing, here is what to do: Turn on the soundbar and the subwoofer. If the connection is lost, the LED indicator on the subwoofer blinks slowly. Second, press the CONNECT button on the subwoofer to enter pairing mode. The LED indicator on the subwoofer blinks quickly. Third, press and hold the DIM DISPLAY button on the remote control for 5 seconds, followed by short press on BASS+, and BASS- button in sequence. Panel display will show “PAIRING”. If pairing succeeds, the LED indicator on the subwoofer lights up, and the soundbar display will show "DONE”. If pairing fails, the indicator on the subwoofer blinks slowly. Lastly, if the pairing fails, repeat the steps above. If you have continued trouble performing the pairing, please try to switch off all wireless devices in the home, then try again. This means routers, TV sets with wireless functions, telephones, computers etc. Since overcrowding on the 2.4 GHz frequency now often causes problems, eliminating all this activity makes space for the Bar to establish its connection, and you should be able to pair without problems. Afterwards, you can switch your devices on again. Often, all will now work fine, and if not, you will know which devices are doing the interference.
  • Power on the Flip 3 SE and press the Bluetooth button. The Flip 3 SE should be available in the list of Bluetooth devices on your mobile phone/tablet.
  • During phone call, short press the Siri Access button shown in “quick start guide” section 6 to mute the microphone. A short press the same button again will un-mute.
  • Tap once on the JBL logo of the right earbud, then place your finger on the logo again, and hold it there for 5 seconds. You will hear a confirmation tone in the headphones when locking takes place. To unlock, close the power hook.
  • The Flip 3 SE has 5 white leds which shows the battery level when you power on the device. Each white led indicates around 20% battery level. When all of the white leds are off, and the last led is blinking red, you should recharge the battery.
  • Select the UA Sync icon in the upper right hand corner of the dashboard. If your headphones are connected, they will appear under "My Apps and Devices". Tap on "UA Sport Wireless Heart Rate" and you will see your headphones settings. Your headphones' battery life appears in the top left corner. If you have an IOS device, you also will be able to see the battery life indicator in the upper right hand corner next to the BT symbol. Additionally, you should hear the audible voice stating ‘low battery’ when you have 15-20 minutes left of battery life left on the headphones.
  • You can check on the JBL QuantumENGINE Spatial Sound page or check whether the Spatial Sound slider on top is on
  • As the headphones are charging, you will see a red solid light indicator at the bottom LEFT ear cup. Once the unit is fully charged, the red light will turn off.
  • We recommend starting playback on the Omni+ speaker first, and then linking the 1st generation Omni speakers. Omni+ is more powerful and can provide more stability when restreaming to other speakers.
  • If you cannot stream music  with AirPlay, use the JBL One App; 
    (1) Go to Settings.
    (2) Select 3rd Party Service.
    (3) Select the Airplay tile.
    (4) Select Reset AirPlay.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • You need to download the HK Alexa setup app from either Google Play Store or Apple App Store, then follow the procedure written in the app.
  • • 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.
  • • 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.
  • 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.
  • Plug in via USB charging port behind the cap on the RIGHT side of your neckband just below the volume controls. When the light is on, your neckband turns green. (Press the plus and minus on the volume control to get the battery status)
  • The USB charging port will be located on the inline microphone located on the RIGHT side of the earphones.
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