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If the indicator and the button flash as explained in the following
The (on/standby) indicator flashes in red and the UPDATE button flashes in
orange
When the speaker is turned on, the (on/standby) indicator flashes in red and the
UPDATE button flashes in orange
The software update has failed.
If the network connection is not reliable, the update may fail before it completes. See the
following to update using a USB flash drive.
Manual update via a USB flash drive (when the update via a network has failed)
Hint
The number of flashes of the UPDATE button will change according to the update’s
progress. The UPDATE button flashes four times at first, and decreases by one flash,
then turns off when the updating is completed. Do not turn the speaker off during the
update.
When the speaker is connected to the Internet via a wired or Wi-Fi network, the
UPDATE button on the speaker lights up in orange when the speaker detects a new
software version. (The UPDATE button is usually turned off.)
Regardless of the [Auto Update] setting, the UPDATE button lights up in orange when
the speaker detects a new software version.
You can update the software manually even when the [Auto Update] setting is
activated. See "Update method 2: Manual update via the Internet".
Note
Updating normally takes 3 to 10 minutes. It may take longer depending on your network
environment.
Do not operate the speaker or remote control during an update. Also, keep the speaker
connected to the power supply and network while updating.
When the UPDATE button flashes four times while updating via Internet, you can
terminate the update procedure by tapping and holding the UPDATE button. (This does
not necessarily always apply.) After the update is terminated, the speaker automatically
enters standby mode or BLUETOOTH/Network standby mode. When you turn on the
speaker next time after termination, the UPDATE button will light up if the speaker
detects a new software version again.
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