What is the speaker button on the transmitter for? And what is the USB cord for?
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The transmitter is only used to connect devices that do not have Bluetooth capabity to the speaker (i.e. and old MP3 player of mine). You plug the provided audio cord into the headphone jack of the device and the other end into the transmitter. To make a connection between the transmitter and the speaker, you hold down the "Speaker" button on the transmitter while the speaker is searching for a Bluetooth connection. Because the transmitter does not take batteries it must be plugged in. The USB cord can be plugged into any iPhone charger or computer to power the transmitter. All of this is unnecessary if your device has Bluetooth capability (i.e. an iPhone or iPod touch) in which case you connect directly to the speaker and set the transmitter aside.
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The speaker has a volume + and volume - buttons to control the volume independent of the source device (when playing bluetooth audio). When playing with line in, the source device only controls the volume output.
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I never used the usb stick but my guess would be to use the computer to sync to speaker maybe in the sound tray/control panel on the pc
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It just a basic usb audio device. Plug in usb and you can use it to plug in your speakers. My sound card went out so I used this as a temporary fix till i could afford another sound card.
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The transmitter plug sony usb ALT-A33PC is to connect to the computer and the receiver in the back has RC outputs for connection to any input amplifier RC equipment. ALT-SA34R receivers are wireless speakers that plug into the outlet.Sony ALTUS ALT-A33PC Wireless Transmitter/ReceiverSony ALTUS ALT-SA34R Socket Speaker Package
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There's a switch by the volume knob that switches between the USB and line sources. They won't play simultaneously.
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The plug on transmitter is used in conjunction with your own microphone. It gives you the option to choose a mic that can deliver best performance for that specific situation.
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This IOGear USB stick is to add Bluetooth capability to a computer that doesn't already have it. We bought it for a laptop here that didn't have Bluetooth. Now with that IOGear unit plugged into a USB hub, we can use a wireless speaker. Your headphones are wireless, and pick up Bluetooth - so, this IOGear unit will only be helpful if you're not already getting a signal - if your computer doesn't have a way of sending Bluetooth signals. If your headphones are already working - Sounds like you're set without needing this.
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This does not come with a bluetooth transmitter. If your computer doesn't have it built in, you'd have to get a bluetooth dongle for your computer. You can find them for extremely cheap now. You can get a USB one for less than $5.
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Hello Dominick, the transmitter is connected to the tv with the mini jack (audio jack) on back of the tv. The remote for the speakers turn the volume and the speakers on & off. The tv remote does not work with the speakers. I hope I answered your question.
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The 3-button cable has a couple different functions such as volume control, play/pause, and track control. Hope this helps
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Actually, Magpie, the jack plugs into the (green) 1/8" port where the speakers would normally go. I'm pretty sure the USB is only for power. One not, though... this combined cable is INCREDIBLY SHORT. As in... unnecessarily short. Come on, Satechi... spring for an extra couple feet of cable so the speakers aren't tethered within 3ft. of the tower!
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Make sure you have the speaker output that the transmitter is connected to turned on and the transmitter plugged in. Then plug in the speakers to the outlet for power and use the remote to turn on the speakers. One thing I have noticed is that the volume needs to turned up on the unit you are wanting to listen to so you can have more control over the volume at the speakers. I'm not talking blasting loud but up about half way. It uses the input volume from the stereo and then you control the output to the speakers with the remote. I hope this helps. We love ours and they work as advertised! Good luck. Make sure you have the speaker output that the transmitter is connected to turned on and the transmitter plugged in. Then plug in the speakers to the outlet for power and use the remote to turn on the speakers. One thing I have noticed is that the volume needs to turned up on the unit you are wanting to listen to so you can have more control over the volume at the speakers. I'm not talking blasting loud but up about half way. It uses the input volume from the stereo and then you control the output to the speakers with the remote. I hope this helps. We love ours and they work as advertised!... » Read More Make sure you have the speaker output that the transmitter is connected to turned on and the transmitter plugged in. Then plug in the speakers to the outlet for power and use the remote to turn on the speakers. One thing I have noticed is that the volume needs to turned up on the unit you are wanting to listen to so you can have more control over the volume at the speakers. I'm not talking blasting loud but up about half way. It uses the input volume from the stereo and then you control the output to the speakers with the remote. I hope this helps. We love ours and they work as advertised! Good luck. « Show Less
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I have plugged it into a portable speaker, but I just used the audio out port, not USB.
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The USB is for power only. Not for sound transmission. Optical is your only means of getting sound from the source, to your headphones.
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The Transmitter uses a DC 5v input for power. The USB is used to recharge the battery in the headset, and it is the only way to recharge it that I am aware of. Can you explain your concerns regarding the USB recharging cable?
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The speaker connections are on the back. They are wire post/banana plugs. I don't know what generation of USB it uses, but there is a manual floating around the web. CR-N755