can this bluetooth setting for 2 phone at same time? (i mean dual setting) S4 &amp; S5
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Yes, it can connect with two mobile devices simultaneously. See also: http://www.motorola.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-Motorola_CA-EN-Site/default/Product-Show?pid=m-Motorola-Elite-Flip&cgid=accessories-headsets
1883012
I was told that Bluetooth would work on only one divice at a time, but to tell the turth I never tried to use it with more than one device, you can only try it and see if it works or dosen't.
507723
Yes, you can pair it with 2 devices at the same time. I use it connected to 2 iPhones.
1256740
No it can't, i'm having trouble with bluetooth when I receive two calla at once. It gets stuck in once call And bluetooth gets disconnected. Hope to be usefull
2160720
You can connect one phone at a time. If there are two phones with Bluetooth in the car it will connect to the first phone it happens to see. For example, if it sees my phone first it will not drop the connection and reconnect to my wife's phone if she gets an incoming call. To get that to work I would need to turn off Bluetooth on my phone and wait for it to attach to her phone. Then it may attach to her phone. As far as I can tell there is no 'prioritization' scheme for it to connect to more than one phone in response to events like the phone ringing or to select a preferred phone for outgoing telephone calls. You can connect one phone at a time. If there are two phones with Bluetooth in the car it will connect to the first phone it happens to see. For example, if it sees my phone first it will not drop the connection and reconnect to my wife's phone if she gets an incoming call. To get that to work I would need to turn off Bluetooth on my phone and wait for it to attach to her phone. Then it may attach to her phone. As far as I can tell there is no 'prioritization' scheme for it to connect to more than one phone in response to events like the phone ringing or to select a preferred phone for... » Read More You can connect one phone at a time. If there are two phones with Bluetooth in the car it will connect to the first phone it happens to see. For example, if it sees my phone first it will not drop the connection and reconnect to my wife's phone if she gets an incoming call. To get that to work I would need to turn off Bluetooth on my phone and wait for it to attach to her phone. Then it may attach to her phone. As far as I can tell there is no 'prioritization' scheme for it to connect to more than one phone in response to events like the phone ringing or to select a preferred phone for outgoing telephone calls. « Show Less
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I can not confirm that one way or another as I had never attempted this... I would contact the manufacture about this. But based on what I know you can only connect to one Bluetooth devise at a time, thus only allowing 1 Bluetooth devise to be connected at any one given time.
996480
I am not sure about this since we only purchased one Turtle speaker. If you can link device to 2 Bluetooth devices now then I do not see why you could not do it with 2 speakers. I would try to connect your device to 2 different Bluetooth devices, if that works you're good to go. I do not think my Android will connect to 2 different devices. Maybe your device is different.
1089358
Without having the manual before me, I don't recall. I think you can pair up to 2 phones though. It's been over a year since I installed mine in my Mazda Protege5, and love it, and it's been almost that long since I last looked at the instructions.
1810588
I have an S4 I opened settings and scan while the red/blue was flashing. Then it pairs. Each time I use it I open settings-bluetooth and hit S301 to connect.
1717205
If you know how to root your device to connect to more than one blue tooth device at the same time, then yes you can. If not, then no.
894945
only one at a time both ways. Each time you use this speaker, you have to go to Bluetooth in the settings section of the device and then click on the device to match the speaker to the device. I also thought I could use 2 speakers with one device and that does not work either. One at a time.
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Why would you want two at the same time? If you have only one phone, it'll pair with the first one it finds. Unless your car's bluetooth has additional features... you're probably better off leaving the phone paired to the 760. Because the 760 is so portable, you can take it with you where ever you are, beyond the car. Once in the car, the 760 has an FM transmitter, so you can output the audio into your car's radio. Or more simply, just tell the phone which to pair to. On my phone, Moto Krzr, you can simply select which bluetooth the pair it to.
1790978
I have tried this and it is not possible from just slaving it to your phone. I believe there is software to manage multiple, simultaneous pairing, but from a phone, if two (or more) are turned on (and paired) only 1 shall play until that one is disconnected, then the other will work. But not simultaneously. If you do figure out how to get them to simultaneously play from one device, I would love to know how! Good luck!
941465
No....you need a separate device called a Bluetooth splitter. The splitter will allow you to stream 2 Bluetooth devices at the same time Just in case you're interested, here you go:
1444948
Honestly I have never tried but I do not see how you could. The Bluetooth usually connects to one device.
1827047
Disable the bluetooth of the paired/connected device, then pair second device. Only one device at a time can be connected. You can't listen to two devices at the same time. When the connected device is either out of range or it's bluetooth is disabled, then the second device can be connected.
1670084
yes, you can pair more than one device.but you can't use two diff devices at the same time - if that's what you asked for :)hope this helps.