I cannot get my Jam Plus to pair with my iPhone 6. Any suggestions?
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make shure your jam is charged turn jam on by pressing the button under you will get a notice saying your jam is ready to pair then turn your Bluetooth on your iPhone it will scan for devices I nce you see your jam hit pair and it should pair if it ask for password hit 4 zero's and that should do it i hope it works if not most likely is a bad unit hope not. bye
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I had a similar problem my daughter and I had both paired our iPhones to the JBL speaker and what we had to do was turn off one So the other could connect or just disable Bluetooth for the one that you do not want to stream music from. Try that it may help
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I just installed this unit in my Donzi.There is a Bluetooth adapter that plugs into the Aux in RCA's jacks and will connect to any Bluetooth phone or music source including your IPhone 6 (I have one as well and it works great). The face opens and there are several adapters to accept many iPod versions but it is the old pin connector style so the 6 will not plug in and charge. iPhone 4's will work!
719897
There should be a blue light on The device before you start pairing. I do not know if it is compatible with iPhone since i have android.
2042407
I had the same problem. I keep messing with it and it finally paired. I also moved my cell phone to another room, because I thought it might be the problem...not sure.
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i am not sure if you still need an answer based on the earlier ones already sent to you. However, my daughter (to whom I gave the Jambox as a gift and who loves it) has paired her iPhone with it. That is about all I can say. Like one of the reviewers below, I am not technical enough to know. Perhaps you can look on line for the Jambox and see that it says. Most manuals, I believe, will give you the technical specs for what is needed. Given that the central purpose of the Jambox is to allow blue-tooth connectivity, I would be surprised if you could not pair your phone to it but that's just a guess from a geek..... i am not sure if you still need an answer based on the earlier ones already sent to you. However, my daughter (to whom I gave the Jambox as a gift and who loves it) has paired her iPhone with it. That is about all I can say. Like one of the reviewers below, I am not technical enough to know. Perhaps you can look on line for the Jambox and see that it says. Most manuals, I believe, will give you the technical specs for what is needed. Given that the central purpose of the Jambox is to allow blue-tooth connectivity, I would be surprised if you could not pair your phone to it but that's just a... » Read More i am not sure if you still need an answer based on the earlier ones already sent to you. However, my daughter (to whom I gave the Jambox as a gift and who loves it) has paired her iPhone with it. That is about all I can say. Like one of the reviewers below, I am not technical enough to know. Perhaps you can look on line for the Jambox and see that it says. Most manuals, I believe, will give you the technical specs for what is needed. Given that the central purpose of the Jambox is to allow blue-tooth connectivity, I would be surprised if you could not pair your phone to it but that's just a guess from a geek..... « Show Less
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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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Just worked for me, thanks. Remember to get the earphones into pairing mode before you try this, turning them on won't necessarily start the pairing going. I didn't realise that hence it wasn't picking anything up the way it did with my iPhone automatically. Just to be sure I held the power button long enough until pairing started THEN I turned on the Bluetooth on my mini ipad and it paired right away.
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I would make sure your phone is in pairing mode then make sure the blue light on your speaker is on and blinking. Then press and hold the play button in speaker until the blue light blinks very fast. That's when it's actually in pairing mode. Once paired mine has worked fine but sometimes I've had to repeat this process. Good luck!
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I'm not Isure I can help you. I point my iPhone to Soundmatters, and my iPhone finds the Bluetooth connection - - foxLV2. I click that and everything is good.
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You might try to pair it again, otherwise I'd say that it's the earpiece. I've done every iPhone update and haven't had a problem with my phone finding the earpiece.
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You have to add it as a bluetooth device under your iPhone's settings. After it's paired it should auto-connect when you turn it on.
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I use the Torque app. Make sure to pair your bluetooth on your device and then go into Settings in the Torque app and set your default device. If you don't do both it will not pair.
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You can set the code for your bluetooth device. I find that even though I have the code set for my jambox - I still have to manually select the code. So, it will not always "FIND" the bluetooth device you prefer.
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I used a simple android app to pair it with my phone. The app is called ArduDroid. I do not know about iphone though! Goodluck!
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if you got the cable that went with it, try that. or buy a recharge cable (if possible) for it and try again to pair.
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Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your music player phone or whatever then turn the Jam device on and in the Bluetooth device area you should see it appear. If you have to pair it use the code 0000