iPhone App Can somebody tell me if the iPhone needs to be hooked up to the VSX-1020-K via a cable for the iPhone app/controller to work with the system, or if it uses bluetooth, or what? Can somebody who has received theirs please post a review? I'm in the market for a new receiver and anxious for more info. iPhone App Can somebody tell me if the iPhone needs to be hooked up to the VSX-1020-K via a cable for the iPhone app/controller to work with the system, or if it uses bluetooth, or what? » Read More iPhone App Can somebody tell me if the iPhone needs to be hooked up to the VSX-1020-K via a cable for the iPhone app/controller to work with the system, or if it uses bluetooth, or what? Can somebody who has received theirs please post a review? I'm in the market for a new receiver and anxious for more info. « Show Less
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If you're received the b27102 error on your app and you can hit the radio station webpage on the receiver then try setting proxy to "on" in network settings. Be sure it takes be selecting [OK] from the menu and go back in and ensure the it's now defaulted to on.
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I purchased the Pioneer VSX 1020 K receiver & cannot get the iPhone app to work. I get an error message. Besides downloading the app, what else am I to do to get it working?
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Has anyone tried an HDMI connection from a computer into his receiver? I'm considering hooking up a Mac Mini to it and using media server software to send it audio and video.
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Alright, I cannot get my iPhone to connect to my amp. I've tried running an ethernet cable from my D-Link wifi router to my amp and connecting to that router with my phone via wifi with security on, security off, MAC on, MAC off, amp connected to my gigabit switch, everything! I'm able to connect to it via my MacBook Pro to adjust the Net Radio channels and play Net Radio, but every time I run the iControl app I get, Network Error Please check your product Connection Status AVR : ERROR BDP: --- (Error Code : B27102)There is nothing on the Pioneer website or the app store to address my problem, or anywhere else on the net. Am I missing something? Alright, I cannot get my iPhone to connect to my amp. I've tried running an ethernet cable from my D-Link wifi router to my amp and connecting to that router with my phone via wifi with security on, security off, MAC on, MAC off, amp connected to my gigabit switch, everything! I'm able to connect to it via my MacBook Pro to adjust the Net Radio channels and play Net Radio, but every time I run the iControl app I get, Network Error Please check your product Connection Status AVR : ERROR BDP: --- (Error Code : B27102)There is nothing on the... » Read More Alright, I cannot get my iPhone to connect to my amp. I've tried running an ethernet cable from my D-Link wifi router to my amp and connecting to that router with my phone via wifi with security on, security off, MAC on, MAC off, amp connected to my gigabit switch, everything! I'm able to connect to it via my MacBook Pro to adjust the Net Radio channels and play Net Radio, but every time I run the iControl app I get, Network Error Please check your product Connection Status AVR : ERROR BDP: --- (Error Code : B27102)There is nothing on the Pioneer website or the app store to address my problem, or anywhere else on the net. Am I missing something? « Show Less
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So chapman, I don't need the Bluetooth thing to play music wirelessly. How did You get the ipad to play music to the receiver via wifi. Does the receiver comes out as a option in the ipad to play music wirelessly ? And how about the iPhone app does it work with the wifi or do I need to buy the Bluetooth adapter?
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This sounds very confusing!For the App the amp needs to be connected to your network via the Cat5.For wireless audio from the iPhone/iPod/iPad you need the Bluetooth Adapter.For wired audio and video from the iPhone/iPod/iPad you need to use the Dock to USB connector which is supplied.Hope this helped clear up any confusion.Wouter
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I found that the blu ray player has to be connected to the network via wireless. A hard wired connection won't allow the iphone app to work. No idea why, but I tried for a long time to get it to work over a wired connection. Everything showed up on the network just as you are finding. It worked the first time via wireless. I found that out via scanning several forums. Hope this helps.
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This device does not specifically "plug" into a phone. It connects via bluetooth and then allows you to monitor the temperature that the device measures through the app that runs on the phone that has the bluetooth connection. To read the temperature from another iPhone you would need to have a way to monitor the app running on one phone from another phone. I'm not aware of a way to do this. You certainly can't do this just by making a phone call to the other iPhone. The closest I know of is that you would be able to monitor the iphone on an Apple TV when both the iPhone and the Apple TV are connected to the same wifi network. This device does not specifically "plug" into a phone. It connects via bluetooth and then allows you to monitor the temperature that the device measures through the app that runs on the phone that has the bluetooth connection. To read the temperature from another iPhone you would need to have a way to monitor the app running on one phone from another phone. I'm not aware of a way to do this. You certainly can't do this just by making a phone call to the other iPhone. The closest I know of is that you would be able to monitor the iphone on an Apple TV when both the iPhone and the... » Read More This device does not specifically "plug" into a phone. It connects via bluetooth and then allows you to monitor the temperature that the device measures through the app that runs on the phone that has the bluetooth connection. To read the temperature from another iPhone you would need to have a way to monitor the app running on one phone from another phone. I'm not aware of a way to do this. You certainly can't do this just by making a phone call to the other iPhone. The closest I know of is that you would be able to monitor the iphone on an Apple TV when both the iPhone and the Apple TV are connected to the same wifi network. « Show Less
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I have IOS 6.0 on my 4S and still had a problem with badly garbled audio. I think that I have finally solved the mystery - at least mine. I use an older Linksys router for my local net. It transmits at 2.4GHZ and Bluetooth is close to that. Since the Bluetooth signal is nowhere near as powerful as the router, I was apparently experiencing interference. My signal is great if I turn off the WiFi connection on the phone OR if I make sure that the iPhone is always within two feet of the Panasonic base.Incidently, I was able to pair the iPhone 4S and my wifes older Samsung with no problem I have IOS 6.0 on my 4S and still had a problem with badly garbled audio. I think that I have finally solved the mystery - at least mine. I use an older Linksys router for my local net. It transmits at 2.4GHZ and Bluetooth is close to that. Since the Bluetooth signal is nowhere near as powerful as the router, I was apparently experiencing interference. My signal is great if I turn off the WiFi connection on the phone OR if I make sure that the iPhone is always within two feet of the Panasonic base.Incidently, I was able to pair the iPhone 4S and my wifes older Samsung with no problem
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AirPlay? sorry. I'm android user so, I don't know about iPhone's... .. anyway I did't input any code. Just power on(insert usb port) and connect by wifi then I connected my phone to sabrent. .. And play. That's all.
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This is a bluetooth transmitter. If you have a audio port on your radio you can plug it in and use it as long as you have a bluetooth head phone to pair it up with. The head phone is the receiver. If your iPhone has a plug it port on it you can plug the transmitter into your iPhone. My smartphone has one and I plug the transmitter into to listen to my smartphone FM radio. I am talking about headphone plug ins on both Iphone and smartphone. Remember to pair it up first. Read the GOgroove Blue Sense TRM wireless transmitter direction on how to pair them up.
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I use the Bluetooth feature all the time. It works seamlessly with my iPhone. Just pair your phone with the receiver once, then whenever you want to listen to audio from your iPhone change the source to Bluetooth. Works for any audio your iPhone plays: music, audio books, audio from videos. Also it works pretty well for phone calls.
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I bought mine last night. The OSD is a bit weak and archaic. We can only hope that future software upgrades improves the look and feel of the OSD interface. Honestly, I believe it is easier to navigate media with the iphone app. I hope someone can upload better quality photos for you :) http://img695.imageshack.us/slideshow/webplayer.php?id=32272981.jpg
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I use bluetooth to play my music from my iPhone 5, just go to setting enable bluetooth and make sure the Kenwood system is on bluetooth as well.
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Hi, it pairs with iPhone as Roman s03 , start you iPhone Bluetooth, press the power button on headset for few seconds , it begins to flicker and should appear on phone, maybe keep it pressed a few seconds puts it in pairing mode, generally the phone may not ask for key , universally the key is 0000, so if asks you can use it.regards
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Your iPhone cable just plugs into the USB slot. As far as system compatibility there shouldn't be a problem if your iOS is up to date. I can't say this for sure though as I'm using a 4s. Pioneer has released firmware updates in the past for new iPhone models. They're weird to install though and I obviously can't guarantee it will solve any issues or that they'll even release more.
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Does anyone with an iPhone have experience with using this product? I, like the original questioner, need this device just for media/music. My car's Bluetooth is set up for Phone calling/receiving. Apple iPhone does not allow you to set up "Phone only" and "Media only" profiles for Bluetooth like Android does. I'm curious to hear from someone who has used this and owns an iPhone.
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Okay, sorry for the delay, but I wanted to wait to see my iPhone6-carrying friend so I could pair his iP6 to my X3. What I did was, I went into Settings on his iP6, and selected Bluetooth. That makes the phone actively look for devices. Then, on my X3, I pressed the "Talk" button (NOT the PLAY button!) and held it until the device flashed "Talk" and "End" repeatedly. "Talk" is the BLUE PHONE button. When flashing, that means the device is attempting to pair with a specific phone. That took maybe five seconds. Once the phone showed "Connected", I pressed "play" and the music started. If this does not work, please email me back and we'll get it to work. iPhone6 may be a really cool phone, but at the end of the day, it's still just a phone like every other phone and should still pair with devices. BTW, once it's been successfully paired once, from then on, it should automatically pair whenever you turn on the device.
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hey waves, can you please tell me how you made out with the itunes? I have been trying to find out the same answer before I purchase this receiver. Will I be able to just play my itunes from my computer since it and the receiver will be on the same network? I really like this receiver, and do not need the airplay- as long as this other method of accessing my music is available.Thanks for any help you can give me.
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I tried using the iPod dock on my iPhone & the actual phone mic still picked up background noise. I'm sure if you sync the vinyl to your computer using iTunes you'll be able to use a iPhone. It's a great player keep it in mind.
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You should be able to the Bluetooth works fine for me. You and also sync music from a smartphone. I have an iPhone with a sync app I just touch my phone to the AV and can play itunes and music from my phone. That is not bluetooth but the bluetooth also works with the iphone.
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I'm Assuming you are referring to an iPhone 4. U need to install the jvc ks-u30 ish cable. Make sure you get an authentic jvc cable because some of the Amazon vendors advertise the real one and send a knock off. That is the only way other than Bluetooth