Bose SoundLink Wireless Mobile Speaker Owner's guide - Page 23

English Tab 2, 10 Tab 3, 11 Tab4, 12 Tab 5, 13 Tab 6, 14 Tab2, 7, 15 Tab 8, 16 MAINTENANCE AND CARE Problem Poor sound quality from a Bluetooth® device No audio from the AUX source Poor sound quality from the AUX source What to do • Your Bluetooth device may be out of range - try moving it closer to the SoundLink® speaker. • Move your Bluetooth device and/or SoundLink® speaker away from any device that generates electromagnetic interference, such as another Bluetooth device, cordless phone, microwave oven, or wireless router. • Reduce the number of applications running on your Bluetooth device. Running multiple applications can reduce the amount of internal resources available to transmit audio. Closing non-essential applications may improve audio quality. • Try turning off WiFi to improve audio quality. • Try unpairing your Bluetooth device from the SoundLink® speaker and then re-pairing the two. This action can possibly clear issues that might have occurred during initial device pairing. • Reset the SoundLink® speaker: Press the mute button for 10 seconds. Your Bluetooth device is disconnected and the SoundLink® speaker turns off. • Turn the SoundLink® speaker off and back on. • Make sure your connected device is on and playing. • Press the AUX button and check that the AUX source indicator is on. • Make sure the 3 mm plug is fully inserted into the SoundLink® speaker. • Increase the volume level on the device. • Increase the SoundLink® speaker volume. • Reduce the volume level on the AUX source. • Make sure the 3 mm plug is fully inserted into the SoundLink® speaker. 23