In case the ClickShare speaker is not the selected default speaker, click on the arrow in the top right corner of the dialog box, and select the ClickShare Speaker: On Windows 10: When clicking on the audio icon in your tray icon, this is what should see:

When plugging in the Button, check if your device recognizes the audio capabilities of the Button and that your computer has correctly selected the ClickShare Speaker as an audio device:.

Next to this, make sure the Audio output is correctly selected in the interface. We advise you to re-pair the Buttons after changing this setting to make sure the correct configuration has been transmitted to the Button immediately. In the Configurator or in XMS, go to Display & Audio and make sure 'Enable audio' is switched on. This can be done by going into XMS or the Web Configurator of the device (see How to connect to the ClickShare Configurator for instructions on how to do this).

Verify that the Base Unit is configured to output audio to the speaker device you expect it to be.

You can download the latest version for your Base Unit here or on the product pages of your product

Make sure your Base Unit is updated to the latest firmware version.

We hate to ask, but please double-check if your speakers are present, physically connected to the Base Unit and switched on, as well if the volume of your speakers has been turned up.

To find out which Button you are using, please have a look here Which ClickShare Base Unit is compatible with which ClickShare Button? Generic causes and resolutions for hearing no audio when using the ClickShare Button to share content

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