Can I connect it to my phone without NFC/pairing mode? I want to place it out of sight and don't want to pull it out each time to connect.
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Why are people answerring without having the knowledge?NFC can be used for pairing. Works quicker than through bluetooth. Connecting is something else. Will work automatically, once the 2 devices are paired. If you want to use more sources: check if Sony supports multiple pairings. Bluetooth is used for the com so has to be on.
1745812
It doesn't use NFC, just bluetooth. You can connect/reconnect remotely. I use connected to an amp and I do it in presentations and can disconnect so someone else can connect and vice versa. You have to trigger it to do the initial pairing but then you're golden.
1745813
It works great with the Icon Windows phone, connects automatically, should be the same with Iphone, I leave Bluetooth one all the time and have no trouble at all, on time set up it connects, same thing with my car blue tooth....just press play on your phone...
1745814
You should be able to, but of course certain phones may act differently. I haven't had any issues connecting my iPhone to the receiver while being in various rooms.
1745815
yes... It connects to my iphone 4s automatically by enabling bluetooth in my phone as needed. I normally have bluetooth disabled.
1745816
Only if you have Bluetooth enabled on your phone which you normally don't want to because of battery consumption
1745817
This is a good tool. Plug it in. Pair the same way with any Blue tooth accessory and you are done. I have it paired to my cell and tablet. As long as the device is plugged in all you need is the phone PC or any other bluetooth enabled music playhope this helps
1745818
My experience is "no". I have to reconnect every time. Not that big a deal.
1535840
To the best of my knowledge the answer is no. Apple joined the rest of the world in including a long awaited NFC chip in the newest iphone but from any and all reports I've read they've locked it for the sole purpose of their Apple Pay system. It's not open to communicate with any other devices.
907245
It has audio out only. The data/voice connection is 100% Bluetooth, with NFC pairing capability. I would've preferred that myself, but as it turns out, the Bluetooth so far has been faultless.
795626
That's a good question. I'm guessing, but I do not think so. It's a basic SG Tablet. It can still pair through Bluetooth! But no NFC. FYI; NFC capability usually comes from the battery used. Batteries are equipped with NFC. That said, if you can purchase a battery with NFC for SG Tab 4, you will have NFC capability. I hope that was helpful. God Bless you
1055442
No you don't have to remove the back cover. The NFC chip still works with the cover on.
1000274
No but u do have NFC , if u don't know what is NFC , its the ability for supported electronics when enabled on the product u are trying to use it will allow u to take its current connection from yorheadset and autimaticly connect when u are nearby or right up on the product , eg holding your phone up to your earphones, hope this info was of some use
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Works flawlessly via Bluetooth, sadly I could not get my Nokia Lumia 920 to pair via NFC even after attempting to rewrite the NFC tag with the Nokia NFC writer app on my phone. It would appear that the NFC tag is not reprogrammable and to be some sort of proprietary NFC tag and app for Android.
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Not using the official app. Keep in mind, the range of NFC is max ~6 inches, so it couldn't be used for ranging. These tiles are primarily for altering settings on your phone.
757728
You are correct, the NFC tag included is not writeable, however you can download an NFC editor app and it will be an application on your phone that whenever your phone detects the tag, it will perform an event that you want it to. But it will only work on a phone that you program it to work on. You can also program multiple phones to do different things whenever the tag is detected but again it will only happen on whatever phone you program it on.
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Hi there, Excellent question Jay! Metal disrupts the signal between the NFC tags and your device. As a result, you're likely to get erratic behaviour from the tags if they're used in conjunction with any metal, including the metal on a phone case. Hope that helps! Justin WhizTags
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Dear Terry,Thank you for your interest in our products.Glad to tell you that this receiver tag won't interfere with the NFC / S-Beam antenna.If you got any further questions, please feel free to contact us at lugulake0direct@gmail.comBest Regards,LuguLake Direct Customer Service Team
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This does not work with iPhones. iPhones up to and including the 5s are not NFC enabled.
215502
I haven't tried it myself, but NFC tags (TecTiles) work just fine if you think that info might help at all.
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I haven't been able to get it to do that with my phone. I tried, but it doesn't seem to be an option. It might just be my phone, or it might be that the device is incompatible for this. I'm not sure which.
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You can, but the battery will go down. You could leave it plugged in, and it would pair anytime you turned your mobile device on. I do not know what the long-term effects would be on it leaving it on constantly. I use mine in the classroom, and normally leave it on during the day - just turn my phone off when I want it off.
2275902
This configuration does not have NFC. It does have SIM card slot, but you still need to purchase and install the WWAN card in order to be able to use it.
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You press the button on the device then it connects. You do not have to get the phone out. It won't connect unless you press the button. It does play the music on my phone really good.