How do I get the Kokkia i10 while connected to my iPod nano to pair with my Jaybird Bluebuds X?
901898
I know that once plugged in the kokkio is active you will have to read the manual for the earbuds I've never used them
901899
I have the same setup. You have to put your X's in pair mode after you plug your kokkia into the ipod and it has started up. Your X's should say pairing and then you have to hit the middle button on your X's to 'lock' the pair. I think this is how you initially pair but it's been a while so I'm not 100% sure it's correct. When you want to use them again then you have to do this: Plug in the kokkia to the nano and wait for it to start up. THEN you power on the X's(not pair mode). It should say connected within a few seconds(usually at least) then press the middle button on the X's to 'lock' them again. Then hit the middle again to play if they haven't already started playing. Hope this helps!
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I have the same setup. You have to put your X's in pair mode after you plug your kokkia into the ipod and it has started up. Your X's should say pairing and then you have to hit the middle button on your X's to 'lock' the pair. I think this is how you initially pair but it's been a while so I'm not 100% sure it's correct.When you want to use them again then you have to do this:Plug in the kokkia to the nano and wait for it to start up. THEN you power on the X's(not pair mode). It should say connected within a few seconds(usually at least) then press the middle button on the X's to 'lock' them again. Then hit the middle again to play if they haven't already started playing.Hope this helps! I have the same setup. You have to put your X's in pair mode after you plug your kokkia into the ipod and it has started up. Your X's should say pairing and then you have to hit the middle button on your X's to 'lock' the pair. I think this is how you initially pair but it's been a while so I'm not 100% sure it's correct.When you want to use them again then you have to do this:Plug in the kokkia to the nano and wait for it to start up. THEN you power on the X's(not pair mode). It should say connected within a few seconds(usually at least) then press the middle button on the X's... » Read More I have the same setup. You have to put your X's in pair mode after you plug your kokkia into the ipod and it has started up. Your X's should say pairing and then you have to hit the middle button on your X's to 'lock' the pair. I think this is how you initially pair but it's been a while so I'm not 100% sure it's correct.When you want to use them again then you have to do this:Plug in the kokkia to the nano and wait for it to start up. THEN you power on the X's(not pair mode). It should say connected within a few seconds(usually at least) then press the middle button on the X's to 'lock' them again. Then hit the middle again to play if they haven't already started playing.Hope this helps! « Show Less
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Put it device on the ipod first then put the beats headphones into pairing mode. Make sure yiu dont have any other Bluetooth device on during the tine because it may pair to the other device such as a cell phone
1707101
I newer didn't have Ipod and I'm not sure that iPod has Bluetooth connection at all. Regarding other devices which haves Bluetooth connection, put your device in pairing mode, then press Pairing button on the top of right earphone for 3 seconds. It will start blinking blue light fast. At that time on your device find DRBT101 headphones and press "Pair". After pairing is completed blue LED will blink slowly (once in 5 seconds). That is all.
962531
I'm having similar problems with connecting my iPods (various models)..system not recognizing it (them)
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My instructions came in the box.. It was pretty easy though. Basically, all you have to do is hold the button on the ear buds until you get the red/blue light to come on. Then you want the device you are using to search for a new Bluetooth device and click on it. The should pair up and you can then hit the earbud button again and they should be linked from then on out.. I hope this helps..
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It's easy. Turn in your Bluetooth in the computer, turn on the mini jam box, put it in pairing mode by the toych of the second button. Your computer will the recognize it so you can connect. From then on I your computer will recognize it and connect automatically. At least mine does.
848515
hold down the power button until it blinks red and green and go to your bluetooth setting and connect it
831881
I have an iPod; I simply turn on my BTX450, press the pairing button, then in settings on my iPad turn on Bluetooth and pair with the now appearing BTX450 icon.
189792
You can pair the iPod with Bluetooth or plug in the from the iPod headphone jack.
1106308
It won't be plug and play. You have to use an adapter. I picked up a tune2air bluetooth adapter and that works perfectly. a 30 pin to lightning adapter might work as well.
882465
Easy. You need any radio with an auxiliary in and a headphone auxiliary cord. Plug the cord into the player, and plug it into the radio system, and jack the volume up! Voila! Or get an Ipod Nano 7 or any player with bluetooth and a bluetooth compatible radio.
1707100
I bought them two years ago, and returned them because they were too loose (I much prefer the Motorola S305 headphones.) So, I don't remember the exact pairing method. But the review I wrote at the time said that the setup was easy. Usually, there's a button on the headphones that makes it discoverable...so when you open the bluetooth settings on your iPod (I think only the iPod Touch and iPod Nano have bluetooth), you'll see the Sony headphones listed....and you can then select the Sony headphones to pair with the iPod.
71230
MAke sure the volume on the recieving speaker is all the way up. Then control with the ipod. If that doesnt work. Tell your device to forget the bluetooth and re-pair.
555599
it's a pretty straight forward connection, using your 30 pin connector, attaching the usb portion of the connector to usb port in the back of the radio, then choosing ipod from the menu on the radio. You could use blue tooth but you would still need to power the iPod. If that doesn't work, the radio maybe defective. I hope that helps...
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You could try a Bluetooth transmitter dongle that plugs into the radio's 1/8" jack -- I have one that's made to work with my Bluetooth headset (the Jaybird uSport) but I saw another one called GOgroove BlueSense that appears to be exactly the same thing (but blue).
716912
Go into the Bluetooth options & look for BTV1 & tap that then it should pair up with your device
1357335
Try activating your I-Phone bluetooth at the same time you start the pairing with the Sony. It usually takes a few tries but works.