When a call comes in, the audio on the SoundLink Color II will pause and the call will ring
through the speaker. If you wish to answer the call through the SoundLink Color II, simply press
the multi-function button to answer the call. You can now talk into the speaker itself to conduct
your phone call. When you end your call, music playback will resume. Some details of this
experience will vary depending on the implementation by the phone manufacturer.
How many devices can be paired with the SoundLink Color Bluetooth speaker II
at once? What happens if I have several Bluetooth-enabled devices in my house?
The SoundLink Color II keeps track of the last eight devices to have been paired and connected
with it, dropping the least recently used when a new one is paired. When in Bluetooth mode, the
SoundLink Color II searches for and connects to the two most recently connected active
Bluetooth-enabled devices. It will only receive audio from one device at a time.
If you wish to connect to a previously paired device other than the one(s) already connected,
press the Bluetooth button. Press once to identify the currently connected devices; press again
(within 3 seconds) to search through other recently connected devices on the pairing list. If you
wish to connect to a new device, press and hold the button until the indicator light blinks blue. If
voice prompts have been disabled, the Bluetooth button will behave differently; one press will
make the SoundLink Color II ready to be paired.
What is the range of the SoundLink Color Bluetooth speaker II's Bluetooth
performance?
The SoundLink Color II's Bluetooth link is capable of stable operation at up to 9 m (30 ft).
Performance can be affected by obstacles such as walls or metal, interference from Wi-Fi® or
other wireless devices, and device manufacturers' Bluetooth implementations.
Is it possible to disable voice prompts on the SoundLink Color Bluetooth speaker
II?
Yes. Voice prompts can be disabled by simultaneously pressing the "+" (volume up) and "-"
(volume down) buttons. We recommend leaving voice prompts enabled because of the additional
functionality that they provide.
What purpose do the voice prompts on the SoundLink Color Bluetooth speaker
II serve?
The voice prompts serve two key purposes. Firstly, they provide guidance during the Bluetooth
pairing and connection process so the customer understands how it works. Secondly, they
identify the connected source devices by name, simplifying usage with more than one source
device.
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