How do I connect my ipad music to my bravo speaker I have blue tooth on my ipad but it won't connect
51956
Hi. After you go to settings and bluetooth. Turn on the speaker. Hold the button for pairing about 15 seconds. If it shows not connected press that on the IPad. It may take a few times. Be careful with the on/off switch. They break real easy. I have had to have mine replaced more than I wanted. Now I have the turquoise BRV1. It has a different switch. But I did buy a Bose as well. Braven sound is not bad. If you have any questions let me know. Good luck and Merry Christmas!
51957
Speaker turned on? Check the battery indicator on the opposite end....hold button-white light good, blue light needs to charge. Speaker may not connect if it's battery is low. Next on the iPad, go to SETTINGS-BLUETOOTH. the Braven should be on the menu.... Touch to connect. On the speaker, press the + volume button till the unit beeps.... That indicates max volume. Also check that the volume on iPad is not set to mute. If that doesn't work, I got nuthin.
51958
Speaker turned on? Check the battery indicator on the opposite end....hold button-white light good, blue light needs to charge. Speaker may not connect if it's battery is low.Next on the iPad, go to SETTINGS-BLUETOOTH. the Braven should be on the menu.... Touch to connect.On the speaker, press the + volume button till the unit beeps.... That indicates max volume. Also check that the volume on iPad is not set to mute. If that doesn't work, I got nuthin.
51959
Having the Braven turned on & facing you, there is a button on left side (near top of Braven). Press & hold that button until you hear the discoverable sound. Turn your iPad Bluetooth on then & iPad should see the Braven, tap on the word Braven on your iPad & it should connect. Hope this helps.
77001
Nope.After reading your question, I tried running the audio out of my iPad to my Bose wireless Bluetooth system... Doesn't work. : (
2251656
In settings on the phone, turn on Bluetooth. Then select the music you wish to hear. On the speaker, press and hold the center button on top until it flashes blue quickly, then release. The phone should connect to the speaker, and it does take a few seconds. Good luck. I love this speaker!
1392968
I bought this unit to do the same thing with my iPad but couldn't achieve a bluetooth connection with the unit. I tried to get answers from TomTom's site and from a visit to the Apple store but to no avail so I gave up on the unit.
2269804
It connects like a standard Bluetooth device. On your phone, go to SETTINGS > GENERAL > BLUETOOTH. Make sure Bluetooth is OFF. Then, plug the small Bluetooth A2DP Music Receiver Adapter into your 30-pin Speaker Dock, which should be turned ON. Immediately, the Adapter should display a blinking red light on the top surface. On your iPhone, turn ON Bluetooth, and the phone will scan new Bluetooth devices. Soon, something similar to "MR1" should show up in the list, so you should tap on that entry, and it should CONNECT. Then, any music you play on the phone will play through your speaker dock. It connects like a standard Bluetooth device. On your phone, go to SETTINGS > GENERAL > BLUETOOTH. Make sure Bluetooth is OFF. Then, plug the small Bluetooth A2DP Music Receiver Adapter into your 30-pin Speaker Dock, which should be turned ON. Immediately, the Adapter should display a blinking red light on the top surface. On your iPhone, turn ON Bluetooth, and the phone will scan new Bluetooth devices. Soon, something similar to "MR1" should show up in the list, so you should tap on that entry, and it should CONNECT. Then, any music you play on the phone will play through... » Read More It connects like a standard Bluetooth device. On your phone, go to SETTINGS > GENERAL > BLUETOOTH. Make sure Bluetooth is OFF. Then, plug the small Bluetooth A2DP Music Receiver Adapter into your 30-pin Speaker Dock, which should be turned ON. Immediately, the Adapter should display a blinking red light on the top surface. On your iPhone, turn ON Bluetooth, and the phone will scan new Bluetooth devices. Soon, something similar to "MR1" should show up in the list, so you should tap on that entry, and it should CONNECT. Then, any music you play on the phone will play through your speaker dock. « Show Less
267828
Had the same problem with my (ipod) 1st turn it on like you normally do then go to your ipad and turn your Bluetooth settings off then on again repeat this step for 2-5x (make sure to turn your set off and repeat the step 2-5x)2nd if at anytime you attempt to connect your your set to your device and it connects (good) let the battery drain overnights and days or how long it ever takes then let it recharge get a phone charger if you have one that fits it they charge better in my opinion
629372
Ask your iPod to search for blue tooth devices. Found in the gear icon. The speaker has a button on the side, kinda like a circle. Hold it until the unit beeps and you should see a new icon on the lower right of the screen in the music app. This shows when you are playing music. That's all I do. My phone knows the speaker pass code.
896817
To pair this speaker to an iPhone (or any current idevice) turn on the speaker and it will immediately go into discovery mode. From there, go to Settings on your iPhone, select Bluetooth and turn bluetooth on. It will automatically begin to search for Bluetooth devices. On your phone, the name of the speaker should appear and beside it should read "Not Paired". Tap that prompt in order to pair your iPhone to your speaker.
1033972
You should be able to goto the Settings app on the iPad. There you will find a listing toward the top of the page for Blutooth. Turn that on, also, turn the charged keyboard on. There is a button on the keyboard for finding Bluetooth device. Press it and it should link up. Took a couple of minutes for everything.
930662
That plug is just for connecting the speaker to a nicer sound system. You need to connect the speaker to the iPad via Bluetooth. If you turn your iPad's Bluetooth on and go to the list of devices "bluetune solo" or something similar should be an option. Connect to that, and when you play your music it should come out of the speaker. No wires.
930661
Chezron, go to ipad settings and turn on bluetooth. Then turn on your Divoom and hold down bluetooth button until you hear two beeps. After you two beeps let go of the button and you should see the button flash rapidly. When see it flashing go back to ipad settings and tap the Bluetune-Solo option. Once it connects you will hear Divoom beep and your connected. Hope this helps
1325351
I don't think that you can. I looked at my manual and I didn't see anything about Bluetooth. It can do an Ipod or Ipad. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
821118
I'm not Isure I can help you. I point my iPhone to Soundmatters, and my iPhone finds the Bluetooth connection - - foxLV2. I click that and everything is good.
873575
Make sure you keyboard is charged, turn it on, hold the Bluetooth button on keyboard (I think you might have to hold it for ten seconds) and connect it on your iPad under settings and blue tooth and select discover debices
558998
Then just use the include speaker cable until apple updates firmware. Works fine with all my Bluetooth 3&4 devices.
532583
If you hold down the power button on the Charge until you hear a sonar type of alert and on the iPad you should see the charge on the Bluetooth menu, tap to connect and it should connect.
2010769
Yes. I tested it using my iphone to RCA in to the Bravo with RCA out of the Bravo in to my stereo. All volume controls on all devices were active.