Owner`s manual

10
MANUALLY CONFIGURE THE JBL ONBEAT AIR’S WI-FI SETTINGS
Follow these steps if your Wi-Fi network requires that you manually configure your
JBL OnBeat Air’s Wi-Fi settings.
Make sure your Wi-Fi network is turned on and operating properly.1.
Turn the 2. JBL OnBeat Air on by pressing the Power button on the unit. The
Status LED will flash green.
Press the 3. JBL OnBeat Air’s Connect button for three seconds. The unit’s status
LED will alternately flash white and green to indicate the that JBL OnBeat Air is
in the Connect mode.
While the 4. JBL OnBeat Air is in the Connect mode, use your Mac, PC, iPhone,
iPod touch or iPad to search for the wireless network device called “JBL OnBeat
Air” and connect to it (see examples, next page: Windows XP (top), Windows
Vista (bottom left), Mac OS (bottom right).
Power
Button
Connect
Button
STATUS LED
Your JBL OnBeat Air status LED will display different colors and patterns to
indicate the unit’s status:
Status LED Color State
White – constant
JBL OnBeat Air is on and connected to a
Wi-Fi network
Green – flashing
JBL OnBeat Air is booting up; JBL OnBeat
Air is attempting to connect to a Wi-Fi
network
Green and white –
alternate flashing
JBL OnBeat Air is in Connect mode (see
Configure the JBL OnBeat Air for Wi-Fi
Operation, on page 4)
Amber – constant JBL OnBeat Air is in sleep mode
Amber – flashing
JBL OnBeat Air has failed to connect to a
Wi-Fi network
Amber – slow flashing
JBL OnBeat Air software upgrade is in
progress
White – single flash JBL OnBeat Air’s video output is on
White – two flashes JBL OnBeat Air’s video output is off
White – flashing JBL OnBeat Air is muted
Amber/white/green – alternating JBL OnBeat Air software upgrade failed
No LED JBL OnBeat Air is off
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