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English TAB 2, 10 TAB 3, 11 TAB 4, 12 TAB 5, 13 TAB 6, 14 TAB 7, 15 TAB 8, 16 CARE AND MAINTENANCE Problem What to do I cannot hear music playing from my computer on the SoundLink™ speaker. • Close or quit the music application on your computer and restart it. • Press the SoundLink USB key button. Unplug the USB key, wait 5 seconds, and plug it in again. • Increase the SoundLink system volume. • Check the SoundLink speaker battery status light. Charge the battery if necessary. • Make sure the volume on your computer is turned up and is not muted. • Make sure your computer music application is running. • Press the SoundLink USB key button to restore the wireless link. • Make sure "Bose SoundLink Audio" is selected as the audio output device for your computer. I cannot hear music from the AUX source. • Press the AUX button on the remote and check that the AUX source light is on. • Make sure your connected device is on and playing. • Increase the volume level on the device. • Increase the SoundLink system volume. Poor reception, or audio is dropping out • Change the angle of the antenna on the SoundLink USB key. • Rotate the SoundLink speaker, or move a few feet to a new location. • Connect the SoundLink USB key to a different USB port on your computer or try using a powered USB hub. • Move the SoundLink speaker away from known wireless sources of interference, such as microwaves, cordless phones, mobile phones, and Wi-Fi routers. • Use a USB extension cable, available for purchase at computer stores. These cables have a normal USB male connector on one end and a female connector on the other. Plug the USB key into the female end and plug the male end into the computer. • If you continue to experience reception problems, contact Bose customer service. 13