how to use BTR9 to transmit to an iphone
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If I'm not mistaken you can't use it on the iPhone as a transmitter. You use it as a receiver. It will receive music from iPhone and send it to.....for example, your car stereo. If you have Bluetooth headphones or speakers you would use it as a transmitter for example I have an old mixer for DJing and it's not Bluetooth so I put the BTR9 in the jack where the headphones go......now it transmits the music to my headphones. To pair it to your iPhone just turn on the BTR9 then turn ur Bluetooth on on ur iPhone and it should find it. It took a couple of on and off before it read the signal but now that it's hook as soon as I turn on my iPhone or the BTR9 it automatically connects. Hope this was helpful and hope I didn't offend u in anyway by explaining more in depth.
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W, aorks works perfectly with Android. just pair it, & I Run a 3.5 heavy duty cable to the TV and run a similar 3.5 cable to the btr-9 if you're using a reasonably good headset it automatically. Every day when you pick up your headset to start either TV or music depending on your input
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I own this "transmitter" (it's Not a "receiver"), and use it to send the audio from my iMac to my Bose BlueTooth headphones. It works with ALL of my "non- Jaybird BlueTooth devices", as well as my JayBird headphones. Your car's audio system would have to have blue tooth installed in order to stream phone calls to it. If that be the case you wouldn't use this item, which is a transmitter not a receiver, and you'd have to use your phone's blue tooth and stream the call to the car's audio. Basically this JayBird bluetooth streams (transmits) sound from, say your computer, to your Bluetooth headphones , or BlueTooth phone. To stream sound from your phone to your car's audio would require a blue tooth receiver, like the XtremeMac Receiver adapter. You plug this XtremeMac into your car's audio system and transmit from your BT phone to the car's audio. As for pairing with this unit, you pair it once and it then would connect automatically each time after that. Here's a link to the XtremeMac: http://www.amazon.com/XtremeMac-Bluetooth-Connect-Audio-Receiver/dp/B00B9NATUI/ref=sr_1_sc_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1389046983&sr=1-1-spell&keywords=xXremeMac+bluetooth+audio+receiver
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You can't. It must be streamed to a stereo Bluetooth receiver that has audio jacks out if you want to accomplish that.
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I have not had any luck. The iphone doesn't find the BT device. I have not devoted much sleuthing to make it work because I am very happy with it using Torque on my android phone.
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I'm using mine with a Samsung Exhibit II 4G android phone, works every time for me. Pairs immediately when switched on and BT is turned on in phone menu. Not sure about it for the iPhone
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Definitely! Connected it to my iPhone 5S / iPhone 4 / ipad 2 without any problems. You can dbl check the Philips website but to my knowledge it is utilizing the latest or ner latest BT protocol. It works great
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They need to be connected to the receiver and then iPhone plugged into the receiver. There is no bluetooth or wireless capability
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Yes and no. The only BT device that works with this radio is the MS-BT100. It only allows you to pause, play, FF, song display etc from your smartphone ONLY! It renders those buttons on your radio itself useless. The only thing you will be able to control from the radio face is the volume basically turning that 5" radio on your dash into nothing more than a volume button. Before this I had an iPhone 4s that worked great with the 30 pin adapter but after upgrading to the iPhone 6 this is my only option. If you have a iPhone 5 or later buy a fusion radio that is comparable with the MS-bt200 thus allowing you full control of your music from the radio dash. Yes and no. The only BT device that works with this radio is the MS-BT100. It only allows you to pause, play, FF, song display etc from your smartphone ONLY! It renders those buttons on your radio itself useless. The only thing you will be able to control from the radio face is the volume basically turning that 5" radio on your dash into nothing more than a volume button. Before this I had an iPhone 4s that worked great with the 30 pin adapter but after upgrading to the iPhone 6 this is my only option. If you have a iPhone 5 or later buy a fusion radio that is comparable with the... » Read More Yes and no. The only BT device that works with this radio is the MS-BT100. It only allows you to pause, play, FF, song display etc from your smartphone ONLY! It renders those buttons on your radio itself useless. The only thing you will be able to control from the radio face is the volume basically turning that 5" radio on your dash into nothing more than a volume button. Before this I had an iPhone 4s that worked great with the 30 pin adapter but after upgrading to the iPhone 6 this is my only option. If you have a iPhone 5 or later buy a fusion radio that is comparable with the MS-bt200 thus allowing you full control of your music from the radio dash. « Show Less
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The BTS+ uses Bluetooth 4.0 + EDR, Multipoint Pairing (connect with up to two devices at the same time), in-iPhone/iPad real-time battery indicator and SSP (Secure Simple Pairing) for pair-once, connect automatically every time you turn the BTS on. Please do not hesitate to contact us at anytime directly: support@66audio.com. Thank you! -JP
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With pc(ubuntu, win, macOS) android and BB devices works for me... also with fm transmiters
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Hi, Great question. You just have to use your iPhone cable. Thanks, ImagineGear
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IT is a transmit only device. It will transmit to any Bluetooth receiver. So you would have to purchase a BT receiver.
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I'm Assuming you are referring to an iPhone 4. U need to install the jvc ks-u30 ish cable. Make sure you get an authentic jvc cable because some of the Amazon vendors advertise the real one and send a knock off. That is the only way other than Bluetooth
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Good morning, personally I use a iPhone, however I know people who simply connect the device via bluetooth to the ISFM22 and manually set the radio to match the factory preset on the hardware since the apple application won't work on their windows phone. I've had the product for several months and use it almost everyday. One thing I will caution you of is the toggle switch adapter that ships with the unit. The quality could be better and I was forced to replace it with an actual vehicle toggle switch after about a week of us. The product does everything it promises.
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Not sure what you are trying to do, but I would go to Sena web sight. If you're trying to get you're bike radio to transmit by Bluetooth, you will probably need to install an output jack on your system.
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I've never updated the firmware on the Bluetooth adapter but thanks for the idea! I'm running the bt300 on a kvt514 deck and the problem I have with my iphone is that I always have to connect to the bt300 from my phone. Never had to shut down the deck though. Try the firmware update sorry for not being much help
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i listen to music through the bluetooth. its called a2dp streaming so it should work. most newer abdroid and iphones support that.