To use AUX jack once a BT device is connected do you just turn the BT device off or must you unpair it somehow?
896409
I can't help you. I gave the radio to my wife as a gift ... which she took to her office ... so I don't have the experience to respond.
896410
Well, I m not sure, did nt try that yet- I would Turn off the paired device I guess before connecting something to the aux port.
896411
There is no digital read-out on the radio, so unless the BT device needs to be unpaired, you can simply disconnect it.
652206
the cable is the likely culprit. if the cable gets an open in the circuit, the phone will turn off the music because it thinks you unplugged the head phones. also the aux jack itself could be dirty or worn out
495537
Not that I can ttell.personally I leave the bluetooth on mybphone turned on all of the time. When I want to hear some tunes I just turn my oontz on and it connects to my phone
1966830
Thanks for your inquiry. You may need to turn off bluetooth in one device and then turn bluetooth in the second. This is a fantastic sounding unit!
998213
None there is no bluetooth on this unit. I use the headphone out on my to the aux in all the time. That works great
744113
Not sure I understand. You can still use the iPod's controls when the receiver is plugged in. Does that help?
1553272
You can either plug the unit into the "headphone" audio output jack. If that is not available, use an adapter cable ( female to match the plug on the BT unit to 2 RCA Phono male connectors) Ti the audio out female jacks onthe TV.
939128
i just got one, and it comes with an AUX-IN port, so you can connect a audio Jack if bluethooth takes too much battery out of your phone or someyhing else
673600
You would need to actively turn it off and un-pair from the bluetooth devices.
177550
I read in some reviews that some bt speakers don't work with devices that aren't essentially "portable" (even with bt adapters. Windows, for example)
256013
Yes you can use the headphones without Bluetooth if you use the aux cables.
448183
Unfortunately, I'm not able to get the device to reconnect automatically without user action. But read my review below for help making this a car audio device.http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-F8Z492TTP-Bluetooth-Music-Receiver/product-reviews/B0047T79VS/ref=cm_cr_dp_synop?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints;=0&sortBy;=bySubmissionDateDescending#R4VGY3GCATF8P
1007804
Not. At this time it is only the watch. You can use any BT earpiece you have for audio. In the future, it will have also a special earpiece (wireless charging, stereo and music quality sound).
1006276
As far as I know it is only a receiver that will show up as a BT player (from iOS for example) and then relay an analog signal to a stereo or amp.
2106743
This is not necessarily a problem. If you have an Android phone, after pairing the device, you can go into Bluetooth settings for the device and uncheck the box for "Use for phone audio". Make sure the "Use for media audio" box is checked. This will allow you to still use your car's BT calling features while retaining the ability to stream media through this receiver.
1349559
I don't use AUX input but just tried this and have the same hiss. With Disc, BT or USB I don't have it.
436216
Grounding in not necessary. If no dedicated phone inputs, just connect to any vacant input (game, aux, etc)