The JBL Charge 4 has several buttons with different functions.
The power button turns the speaker on and off[1][2].
The volume control buttons adjust the volume of the speaker.
The play/pause button is used to start or stop audio playback.
The Connect Plus button is used to connect multiple JBL speakers together.
Finally, the Bluetooth button is used to pair the speaker with a Bluetooth-enabled device.
- Can the JBL Charge 4 connect to non-JBL speakers using the Connect Plus button?
- How do you reset the JBL Charge 4 if it becomes unresponsive to the button functions?
- Are there any other ways to adjust the volume of the JBL Charge 4 besides the volume control buttons?
- Does the Bluetooth button on the JBL Charge 4 have any other functions besides pairing with a device?
- Can the play/pause button be used to skip or replay tracks while listening to audio playback?
Can the JBL Charge 4 connect to non-JBL speakers using the Connect Plus button?
No, the JBL Charge 4 cannot connect to non-JBL speakers using the Connect Plus button.
The Connect Plus feature is only compatible with other JBL speakers that have the same feature.
How do you reset the JBL Charge 4 if it becomes unresponsive to the button functions?
If your JBL Charge 4 becomes unresponsive to button functions, you can reset it by following these steps:
- Power off the speaker.
- Press and hold the power button until it begins flashing blue .
- If that doesn’t work, press and hold the Bluetooth button and the Volume Up button together until the device turns off .
If none of these methods work, there may be a firmware problem that requires downloading the JBL app .
Are there any other ways to adjust the volume of the JBL Charge 4 besides the volume control buttons?
The only way to adjust the volume of the JBL Charge 4 is by using the volume control buttons.
There is no mention of any other ways to adjust the volume.
Does the Bluetooth button on the JBL Charge 4 have any other functions besides pairing with a device?
Bluetooth button on the JBL Charge 4 only functions to pair the speaker with a Bluetooth device.
Can the play/pause button be used to skip or replay tracks while listening to audio playback?
Yes, the play/pause button can be used to skip or replay tracks while listening to audio playback.
For example, on AirPods, pressing the touch control once will pause or resume playback, while double-pressing it will skip forward to the next track.
On Sony WH-CH710N headphones, pressing the button once will pause or play audio, while pressing it twice quickly will skip to the beginning of the next track.
However, this may not be true for all devices and software.
For instance, in Audacity, you must stop playback before using other controls.
Media control symbols commonly include play/pause, stop, skip forward and skip back buttons.