If I plug into the AC on the back of tuner which will turn it on/off with the tuner will it auto connect to my device (nexus 5) when i turn on tuner?
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A few seconds after its powered on it will become discoverable. If your other paired device is set to automatically connect to it, then yes it will. If your other device doesn't automatically make the connection, then no it won't. Its pretty much up the "other" device. I run mine with an i-Pad. When I want to use it, I pick it from the list of available bluetooth devices and it connects instantly but it does not automatically connect if the system has been off. I have also run it from a Panasonic plasma TV. In that case, the TV will auto connect to the device when I turn the TV on. ALSO, you may not want this little gadget plugged straight into the switched outlet on the back of your receiver. You may end up blocking most of the rf signal and getting very poor or no signal. I have mine connected to a short extension cord and then "remotely" connected to the receiver. The Wi-fi signals from the TV (bottom mounted transceiver), blue-ray box, and media streamer box were interfering strongly with the Bluetooth device until I moved it to the top of the TV. Now I have no problems with interference. Hope this helps.
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There is an FM tuner built in. I've never hooked it up, but there are enough music apps I've not felt the need to do so.
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No, if you have a iPhone there is a app called tunelink and that you have to download in order for the device and it plays over the radio and turn the Bluetooth on on your phone to connect to the device!
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I just tested it and no it does not. When plugged in, it turns off and begins charging which causes it to disconnect from the device it is paired with. http://www.amazon.com/HomeSpot-NFC-enabled-Bluetooth-Receiver-System/dp/B009OBCAW2/ref=pd_cp_e_0 seems to have the functionality you are looking for. Edit: Nick is correct it does work, but you have to turn it back on. I did not, however, have the issue where the device still thought it was connected if I only held the power button for a moment after connecting. It seems to have different hold times for the button to work on different days. I use it in my car as a delivery driver so it stays plugged in a lot.
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If you have kept the device ON while turning off the car, Device will turn back ON automatically when you start the car. Where as if you have switched device off, you have to press the button and turn it ON after the car start.
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I have and iPhone 5s and if I have music playing it will automatically switch to playing through this device when I turn my car on. When I turn my car off, the music is paused (although this takes a few seconds). If I'm not already playing something on my phone when I turn my car on, it will not start playing anything on its own. For example, it won't remember where I was last time I was in the car and automatically resume playing.
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When I power on the receiver is on the hdmi input that was set when I turned it off. I don't know if you can make one input the default when powered on? But would like to know if you can...I use the iPad Pioneer iControlav app which makes switching the input and controlling the receiver very easy.
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I creates a mini radio station, that plays whatever you plug the input wire into, which, if you wanted, could be your phone. All you have to do then is tune your car radio to the frequency the device is broadcasting at (you can select the frequency yourself).
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NO, when you start your car, the device is powered on THEN it will connect to your BlueTooth automatically. To play your music, you have to press the "play" button on the BlueTooth or on your music device.
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No u the the antenna made for the tuner, it has a different plug in than a regular external tuner.
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No.It has a connection so you can play music through it from your iPod/iPhone/iPad/MP3 player or laptop, etc, but it does not have a built in tuner.
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As you probably know they quit making the tuner with that capability. However there are still some on the market. I would contact the manufacture and the seller to make sure before you purchase. Good luck.
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It will connect automatically , but it won't start playing . You have to hit play either on the screen or on your device. The player will put the song on pause when you turn off the car and unless it's playing when you connect it you have to unpause it.
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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
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No I don't because all of the ports are on the face of the radio such as iPod, USB and auxiliary devices. The SiriusXM - Connect Satellite Radio Vehicle Tuner that I bought plugs into the back of the radio, maybe that's what you're referring to?
1987509
It's automatic when you turn it on. I've found that some devices link up easier than others. Sometimes I have to look for CC-B SPEAKER on my list of available devices and select it. I'm very happy with my Brick, I use it all the time.
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When I installed my Mini, it downloaded new software saying that it no longer needs a dedicated tuner. My understanding of this is that, when you choose to watch Live TV it will look for an available tuner and use that one. You release the tuner, by switching from Live TV to watching recorded shows.