Harman JBL PARTYBOX ON-THE-GO, Owner'S Manual

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6. USING YOUR PARTYBOX
Notes:
– Only one sound source can be played at a time. The priority order
is USB -> Bluetooth -> AUX.
– Starting a source with higher priority will always interrupt a source
with lower priority.
– To start a source with lower priority, stop the source with higher
priority first.
6.1 Bluetooth Connection
You can use the speaker with your Bluetooth enabled smartphone
or tablet.
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1. Press on the speaker to enter Bluetooth pairing mode.
2. Choose “ ” on your Bluetooth
device to connect.
3. Once successfully connected, you can stream audio from
your Bluetooth device to this speaker.
Notes:
– This speaker can memorize a maximum of 8 paired devices. The
ninth paired device will replace the first one.
– Enter “0000” if a PIN code is requested for connection to a
Bluetooth device.
– Bluetooth performance can be affected by the distance between
this product and your Bluetooth device and the environment of
operation.
To terminate the Bluetooth-enabled device:
• Turn off this speaker, or
• Disable Bluetooth on your device.
To reconnect the Bluetooth enabled device:
• When you turn on this speaker next time, it tries to reconnect
the last connected device automatically.
• If not, manually select “ ” on
your Bluetooth device to connect.
6.2 USB Connection
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Plug a USB storage device that contains playable audio contents
into the USB port of the speaker.
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Audio playback will start automatically.
Tip:
– The speaker plays audio files on the USB storage device from the
root folder to the last level of subfolders in alphabetical sequence.
Up to 8 levels of subfolders are supported.
Supported audio formats
Extension Codec Sample rate Bitrate
WAVE PCM 44.1KHz ~ 192KHz < 5Mbps
LPCM 44.1KHz ~ 192KHz < 5Mbps
IMA_
ADPCM 44.1KHz ~ 192KHz < 5Mbps
MPEG 44.1KHz ~ 192KHz < 5Mbps
MULAW 44.1KHz ~ 192KHz < 5Mbps
MP3 MPEG1
layer1/2/3 32KHz ~ 48KHz 32Kbps ~
320Kbps
MPEG2
layer1/2/3 16KHz ~ 24KHz 8Kbps ~
160Kbps
MPEG2.5
layer3 8KHz ~12KHz 8Kbps ~
160Kbps
WMA ≤ 320Kbps 8Kbps ~
48Kbps