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  • When using the JBL One app to control USB audio playback, please wait more than 1 second in between button presses.

  • You should hear the audible voice stating ‘low battery’ when you have about 20 minutes left of battery life left on the UA WIRELESS headphones. If you have an Apple device, you will actually be able to see the battery life in the upper right hand corner of the device next to the BT symbol.
  • If there is no activity on your JBL Boost TV, it will go into standby mode after 20 minutes, and will take a couple of seconds to turn on after standby mode.
  • If there is no activity on your JBL SB 250, it will go into standby mode after 20 minutes, and will take a couple of seconds to turn on after standby mode.
  • NOTE:  LINK speakers must be set up on a WiFi network before Bluetooth can be activated. Once it is set up, you can use Bluetooth anywhere (Unless you reset the speaker and start all over with installation).

    Pairing issues with a Smartphone or Tablet:
    1. First try to restart the Bluetooth connection on your source device (Smartphone/tablet) by switching Bluetooth off and on again with a short pause in between.
    2. Forget previous paired connection (on your smartphone/tablet) in your Bluetooth settings if you once had paired with our product.
    3. Try to restart source device(Smartphone/tablet) by powering it off and on again, and after restart try to establish a Bluetooth connection to your JBL LINK device.
    4. If above does not work, then try to restart your JBL LINK device by turning it off and on again.
    5. Press and hold down the Bluetooth button on your JBL LINK device to initiate pairing mode again.
    6. Go into Bluetooth settings on your Smartphone/tablet.
    7. Perform a restart or reset if you are not able to connect after above steps.
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    JBL LINK Bluetooth specifications:
    • Bluetooth version 4.2
    • A2DP v1.3 with SBC Audio Codec.
    • AVRCP v1.5
  • There are multiple ways to check your heart rate (HR) while using your headphones both in and out of workouts. On the UA Record mobile app 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 current heart rate will appear under the headphones' image. You will hear your heart rate when using the headphones during a UA Record workout with audio coaching. While using with your UA Band during a workout your HR will be shown with your workout stats and will coordinate with the HR zone LED on the Band. You also can simply tap the UA logo on the RIGHT ear bud to hear the audible voice stating your heart rate reading.
  • At the bottom of your Horizon alarm clock, you will see a little cap where the backup-battery resides. Turn the cover lid left to open it, and on the back of the cover lid, you will see the serial number.
  • There are threaded inserts for mounting screws in the bottom of the Omni 10+ and Omni 20+. Mounting accessories are not available via Harman Kardon. For Omni 10+ there are two mounting screw holes which are 3mm in diameter and 67mm apart. For Omni 20+ there are two mounting screw holes which are 3mm in diameter and 110,5mm apart.
  • In Amazon's app called Alexa. There you can set, change and login with your favorite supported music service. They offer Amazon Music, Spotify, Pandora and much more. Go to settings in the Alexa app, select "Music & Media.
  • You can view stats from your past workouts by going to your dashboard and tapping the Fitness quadrant. Tap the workout you would like to view. Your average and peak heart rate, heart rate distribution through your training session, and a graph of your real-time heart rate, will all be shown.
  • For headphones with version 4.0 of the firmware, updates will be available via jbl.com/app. For headphones with firmware version 5.0 or higher, update notification will be pushed via the app
  • Subwoofer placement is an art in itself. You will hear two different statements about the positioning of a sub. You will hear people say that it doesn't matter where you put the sub, you can put it anywhere in a room. You will also hear people say that placement is very critical. It sounds like these two statements contradict each other. Believe it or not, they don't. It is generally believed by most audio authorities that low frequencies (below 125Hz) are non-directional, and therefore, placement of a subwoofer within any listening room is not critical. While in theory it is true that the larger wavelengths of very low frequencies are basically non-directional, the fact is that when installing a subwoofer within the limited confines of a room, reflections, standing waves and absorptions generated within the room will strongly influence the performance of any subwoofer system. As a result, specific location of the subwoofer becomes important, and we strongly recommend that you experiment with placement before choosing a final location. Placing it in a corner is often times the most effective spot.
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