Can use use the USB to run bluetooth to wireless speakers
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Epson 85HD Moviemate does not have Bluetooth capability. But you can purchase a Bluetooth transmitter. Their are several on the market reasonally price. Some for under $20.00. They come with different size jacks and have usb capabilities. Hope this was helpful.
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I used it for the bluetooth serial id have to check if it supports the audio service. Also I used it under win xp I can hook it up and try it
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No, your printer does not have the ability to run or install drivers to "drive" the Bluetooth device....the USB hub on a printer is only capable of reading image files
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yes u can. either Bluetooth or the regular wireless ones. I'd recommend a Bluetooth mouse. it frees up ur usb ports
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Yes. I used it to send audio from my Toshiba laptop (no built-in Bluetooth) to a JBL Charge BT speaker. Remember to put speaker in pairing mode.
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i don't see any way too. it might work off a usb port and a bluetooth. but i don't know for sure.
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yes, it require a dongle to conecto to PC, you don't need it if the device have bluetooth
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Yes, you can connect devices (like phones, laptops, etc) to the speaker with a standard 3.5mm male-to-male stereo cord. The speaker even comes with this cord. You do not have to use bluetooth.
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The Bluetooth is to connect an audio source to the receiver, like a phone or tablet. The speakers are wired.
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I have plugged it into a portable speaker, but I just used the audio out port, not USB.
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I don't think so. Speakers need to be wired. You can Bluetooth it to this head unit that is wired to the speakers.
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I have no ideal, you mite can my husband use it for a Bluetooth, but mayb if you have a USB cord it mite work he never tried it
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You sure can; at least I do. Once your Bluetooth speaker is paired with your device (be it a laptop with a USB dongle, a smartphone, a tablet...), the Bluetooth speaker can be selected as the sound output device. It's a really sweet deal, as anything that would have normally played over your laptop's speakers will now play over your Bluetooth speaker.
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This system uses a USB stick that transmits a signal from the computer to the speakers wirelessly. So if you have a free USB port, you should be good to go.
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I don't think that's possible. I'd say no, as the function of the USB port is for playing MP3 from a Flash Drive. Also note that the USB port does not support portable USB Hard Drives, just Flash Drives. This unit does not support Bluetooth.
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No, the usb is only to power the device. It receives bluetooth signals and outputs it through the audio cable
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I guess that would depend on the type of sending device you have for the wireless speakers. The unit has one USB port and two sets of "old fashioned " black / red speaker ports for bare speaker wire. I hope that helps...