#RESET UE BOOM BLUETOOTH#
The UE Boom 2 speaker uses Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) to report its power level periodically and enable the remote power-on function using the mobile phone application even whilst powered-off. The UE BOOM2 device can be reset with a long push at the same time on the power button and the down volume button (until a sound is heard and the device shuts down), which may be helpful in combination with the above.
#RESET UE BOOM PASSWORD#
(as indicated here the first command will ask for password multiple times) If that doesn't work to unblock (or even in any case) it might be a good idea to do: systemctl enable rvice In such cases running sudo rfkill list gives Soft blocked: yes, which can be unblocked with sudo rfkill unblock bluetooth or even rfkill unblock bluetooth. What works on systems where this problem appears:
#RESET UE BOOM UPDATE#
UPDATE ~ Other systems that are not affected by this problem: That's that, I don't know what to conclude, except that the most central distributions are recommendable in critical cases. It only needs to be selected in the sound settings. Once added and connected, the speaker bluetooth device is remembered and is automatically connected if powered on without previous or further ado. So - after seeing this problem in Linux Mint 18.2 Xfce, Ubuntu-Gnome (17.04, if I'm not mistaken), KDE-neon (ubuntu-16.04-based I think), and in Solus (Gnome and Budgie, a rolling release), I can confirm that Ubuntu 16.04 proper ("Ubuntu Desktop", aka Unity) is not affected by this. I think it is normal to mention under this question the practical solution that I have found - or more correctly the practical circumstance under which the problem has vanished - and that may shed some light on what the problem really is (or is not). Systems where I encountered this problem:īefore anything else: be sure there no other devices like smartphones or laptops are connecting to the same USB external device. This problem is not Ubuntu, Xfce or kernel specific, I have seen it in the same terms in Ubuntu Gnome, KDE-neon, and in Solus (Gnome and Budgie).Ĭhanging #AutoEnable=false to AutoEnable=true in the /etc/bluetooth/nf doesn't help. The speaker being seen but without connection
Therefore, there seem to be two issues here, that may or may not happen on the same occasion: In some cases the command sudo rfkill unblock bluetooth is needed before the computer can see the speaker.) (In most cases this is enough for the speaker to be connected automatically and appear in pavucontrol and the panel applet. letting the laptop find the UE BOOM speaker again.pushing the bluetooth button of the speaker ( image),.removing the device completely from the Xfce Bluetooth settings,.(but that I would like to avoid doing after each restart/login): But in most of all cases (that is: when the device is seen but not connecting), it is not blocked. In such cases I can unblock it with sudo rfkill unblock bluetooth, which sometimes is enough, but in most of those cases is not enough (I have to connect it manually). In rare cases the device is marked as "soft blocked" in sudo rfkill list. It is still present in the devices list of the bluetooth settings but is disabled and cannot be enabled The same happens if the speaker was disconnected and used by another machine or a phone. The problem is that after almost every logout and after every restart the bluetooth speaker is absent in the list of output devices that can be selected in pavucontrol or in a panel applet that I have installed in this Mint Xfce. At that point it is paired and trusted and works perfectly. NOTE: If you’re streaming audio content from the internet, the issue could be with the internet connection and not your speaker.I can add and connect the bluetooth speaker in Linux (UE BOOM speaker some details in this answer here). If you’re using two ULTIMATE EARS speakers (in Double Up mode), try disconnecting and streaming to one speaker only. Find the speaker in the Bluetooth menu on your device to reconnect. On your speaker, press and hold the Bluetooth connection button to place it in pairing mode. **Re-pair your device with your speaker **- In your Bluetooth menu, find your speaker then Unpair or Forget the speaker. Restart both your speaker and the audio source. Make sure your speaker has enough battery power (connect it to a power source with the supplied adapter).Īdjust the volume on both the audio source and your speaker. Move away from other sources of wireless signal – you could be experiencing interference. Move the audio source closer – it might be out of the range of your speaker. If you’re having trouble with audio distortion or drop-outs on your ULTIMATE EARS speaker, try these suggestions:
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