Need signal @25' from PC-using Kinivo BTD 400 BLU-T 4.0 USB- through walls &amp; hallway, posible? Does a BLU-T USB play I tunes or only CD on PC?
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Blue tooth will go through walls and halls but it likes clear open areas the best. It does not care what it is transmitting cd's on a PC ITunes or whatever.
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Signal source is Antenna. I will try the optical cable. Thanks for the response.
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We purchased from Amazon, and it works beautifully: Kinivo BTD-400 Bluetooth 4.0 USB adapter - For Windows 8 / Windows 7 / Vista Sold by: BlueRigger
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I just tried this with antennas from a dual-band router. I got a 20-25% drop in signal, but it still worked fine. It is important to note however that my desktop is a true desktop i.e. it is located on my desk's surface, and not the floor.
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You will need a bluetooth connection for these speakers to work. If you are connecting these speakers to your computer, it may or may not have built in bluetooth. Mine did not, I had to buy the little adapter. This one works: Kinivo Btd-400 Bluetooth 4.0 USB Adapter for Windows 8/Windows 7/Vista
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Why not come out of the pc with the dac? Sounds like you're still using the pc dac to convert the signal. Garbage in, garbage out.
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It shouldn't be an issue, it has a pretty strong wireless signal. I would say it will reach at least about 6 feet from your receiver (The USB port).
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The sound is generated by the on-board computer. All you're doing is giving the signal a different alternative to get to your headphones or Stereo. The audio signal remains the same. BTW... instead of plugging this device directly into your unit, I suggest adding a USB extension cord. If you continually plug and unplug this device, you'll eventually tear the plug from the PC board inside.I actually taped my extension on permantly and it will give you longer headphone range with the extra chord length.
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I used a digital audio cable. Works wonderfully BlueRigger Digital Optical Audio Toslink Cable (6 feet)
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My son-in-law has the same set up about 40 feet and that works. Belkin has signal booster if it doesn' t work for you.
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The signal range is way over 30 feet. Mine is about 20 feet away and through two walls and my signal is fine. The only trouble is that, after two months, the adapter was suddenly unable to connect to my wireless network. This could very well be a user issue but, anyway, back to your question: Yes, it works awesome within 30 feet.
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I purchased a mini USB Bluetooth adaptor and plugged it into the PC. Do not specifically remember, but it looked for the speakers and as long as the speakers are electrically plugged in and the button turned on to blinking it worked. My PC and speakers are in different rooms but less than 30'.
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No way to answer if signal will pass through your wall... I can tell you that this keyboard has a very good range compared to others I've used. I use the mouse and keyboard at a distance of 9-10ft all the time, you always the option of getting a usb extension cable that will get the little transmitter closer to your tv.
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Yes. But keep in mind it is wireless which means the signal is not going to be perfect. I returned mine as it does not work beyond 20 feet and is kind of expensive for a second tier signal . Try Danibos NFC-enabled Bluetooth Audio Receiver with APTX Technology for Home Stereo for car (Black) - I bought one then a month later ordered another one in white. I am very happy with these.
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The antenna that plugs directly into the computer via USP port is about 6 inches long. It boosted the signal but not enough. The semi remote antenna is a bit longer maybe 12 inches or so and it gave me the additional boost that I needed. I just have it taped to a window. We are in an area with horrible signal so if you have just a weak signal the smaller unit will likely work for you. Good luck. RH
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Since this cable is one direction, the PC should send the HDMI signal to the tv without a problem--as long as you have the cable turned the correct direction. (There are arrows for direction, but it wouldn't hurt to check the cable out between two devices--up close without stretching it out if you're able--to make sure the direction is correct and everything is working. I originally misunderstood the arrows, and had to re-string the cable for 100 feet. :) But if you need to send communication data from the tv back to the PC for some reason, that won't work. (I needed some communication data in my situation, yet was able to send the 100 ft. HDMI to a 3D blu ray, then just used a short, two-way HDMI with data transfer ability between the blu ray and the audio amp--and another between the audio amp to my projector...if that gives you any ideas.) If you have more than one device sharing the HDMI output on your PC, you will need to add an HDMI splitter/amp; the small amp in the cable is only for getting the existing signal thru 100 feet of cable, and won't amplify a weak incoming signal.
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Dear Customer,Thank you for your question regarding our BTX270 Wireless Bluetooth Portable Speaker. The maximum range for Bluetooth is 10 meters, or 32 feet. As long as you're within that range the speaker should work OK. Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions.Thank you,Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)