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sufficiently. The maximum power output will be lower when the built-in battery is running low. If the ambient temperature is high or if music playback is started while battery charging is in progress, the speaker may automatically turn down the volume for safety reasons. In an extremely cold or hot environment, charging stops for safety. If charging takes a long time, it also makes charging of the speaker stop. To resolve these issues, disconnect the USB cable, and then connect it again within an operating temperature between 5 °C and 35 °C (41 °F and 95 °F). Do not charge the speaker's built-in battery in places where water may splash on it. The speaker is not designed for waterproof. Even if you do not intend to use the speaker for a long time, charge the built-in battery sufficiently once every 6 months to maintain its performance. The multi-device connection is not compatible with HFP (Hands-free Profile). Therefore, when using the multi-device connection, the remaining battery power of the speaker is not displayed on the Android smartphone or the iPhone/iPod touch. When the Android smartphone is configured to use only A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) for establishing BLUETOOTH connections, the remaining battery power of the speaker is not displayed on the smartphone. While the Stereo Pair function is in use, the remaining battery power of the speaker with a BLUETOOTH connection is displayed. The remaining battery power of the other speaker is not displayed. Related Topic Turning the power on Notes on charging 5-029-390-11(2) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation 8

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sufficiently.
The maximum power output will be lower when the built-in battery is running low.
If the ambient temperature is high or if music playback is started while battery charging is in progress, the speaker may
automatically turn down the volume for safety reasons.
In an extremely cold or hot environment, charging stops for safety. If charging takes a long time, it also makes charging of the
speaker stop. To resolve these issues, disconnect the USB cable, and then connect it again within an operating temperature
between 5 °C and 35 °C (41 °F and 95 °F).
Do not charge the speaker's built-in battery in places where water may splash on it. The speaker is not designed for waterproof.
Even if you do not intend to use the speaker for a long time, charge the built-in battery sufficiently once every 6 months to
maintain its performance.
The multi-device connection is not compatible with HFP (Hands-free Profile). Therefore, when using the multi-device connection,
the remaining battery power of the speaker is not displayed on the Android smartphone or the iPhone/iPod touch.
When the Android smartphone is configured to use only A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) for establishing
BLUETOOTH connections, the remaining battery power of the speaker is not displayed on the smartphone.
While the Stereo Pair function is in use, the remaining battery power of the speaker with a BLUETOOTH connection is displayed.
The remaining battery power of the other speaker is not displayed.
Related Topic
Turning the power on
Notes on charging
5-029-390-11(2) Copyright 2021 Sony Corporation
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