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CONNECT THE BOSE USB LINK TO A COMPUTER

Insert the Bose USB Link into a USB port on your computer. The status indicator on

the USB Link will blink.

NOTE: If your computer has a USB-C port instead of a USB-A port, you can use a

standard USB-A-to-C adapter or USB hub to make this connection.

CONNECT A SET OF HEADPHONES

1. Press and hold the button on the Bose USB Link for approximately 3 seconds,

and then release it. The light on the USB Link will slowly pulse blue to indicate it is

ready to connect to another Bluetooth device.

2. Enable your Bose headphones to connect to a new Bluetooth device. Wait a mo-

ment for your headphones to connect to the USB Link. The light on the USB Link

will blink rapidly and then remain solid when connected to the headphones.

NOTE: To learn how to connect your Bose headphones to a Bluetooth device (the

Bose USB Link), visit worldwide.Bose.com/support and find the product page

for your headphones.

NOTE: If the Bose USB Link does not connect to a set of Bose Bluetooth headphones

after approximately 5 minutes, the status indicator will stop blinking. If you

want to connect another set of Bose Bluetooth headphones, repeat the ac-

tions above.

RECONNECT A SET OF HEADPHONES

You can store up to eight devices (headphones) in the device list of the Bose USB Link.

If the USB Link has already been used with other headphones, remove the USB Link

from the USB port on your computer, and then reinsert it. The USB Link will try to

reconnect to previously connected sets of headphones. The status indicator will blink

blue rapidly while connecting.

CLEAR THE DEVICE LIST

To clear the Bluetooth device list stored on the Bose USB Link, press and hold the

button on the USB Link for 7–10 seconds. When the device list is cleared, the status

indicator will pulse blue slowly to indicate it is ready to connect to another Bluetooth

device.

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