How does Bluetooth with a cell phone work with this? What would I need to do to set that up?
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You just put the radio in the Bluetooth receiving mode, and then turn on the bluetooth on your cellphone. The cellphone will search for bluetooth enable devices, and you will find the radio in the list. You simply click in the radio to establish the synchronization between the two devices. After the first time, usually the cellphone and the radio will connect to each other (synchronize) automatically when the bluetooth on the cellphone and the radio are both on. All sounds played in the cellphone will play in the radio, and using the radio remote control you can skip the tracks, pause, stop and etc... It works pretty well.
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I agree with the first answer but on my phone which is a note 2 I have to reconnect any time I turn off the radio or switch to a different function the Bluetooth shows up on the phone as AS-BT200
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You just put the radio in the Bluetooth receiving mode, and then turn on the bluetooth on your cellphone. The cellphone will search for bluetooth enable devices, and you will find the radio in the list. You simply click in the radio to establish the synchronization between the two devices. After the first time, usually the cellphone and the radio will connect to each other (synchronize) automatically when the bluetooth on the cellphone and the radio are both on. All sounds played in the cellphone will play in the radio, and using the radio remote control you can skip the tracks, pause, stop and etc... It works pretty well. You just put the radio in the Bluetooth receiving mode, and then turn on the bluetooth on your cellphone. The cellphone will search for bluetooth enable devices, and you will find the radio in the list. You simply click in the radio to establish the synchronization between the two devices. After the first time, usually the cellphone and the radio will connect to each other (synchronize) automatically when the bluetooth on the cellphone and the radio are both on. All sounds played in the cellphone will play in the radio, and using the radio remote control you can skip the tracks, pause, stop... » Read More You just put the radio in the Bluetooth receiving mode, and then turn on the bluetooth on your cellphone. The cellphone will search for bluetooth enable devices, and you will find the radio in the list. You simply click in the radio to establish the synchronization between the two devices. After the first time, usually the cellphone and the radio will connect to each other (synchronize) automatically when the bluetooth on the cellphone and the radio are both on. All sounds played in the cellphone will play in the radio, and using the radio remote control you can skip the tracks, pause, stop and etc... It works pretty well. « Show Less
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Make sure that all other devices Bluetooth are off including your phone. It should connect after that
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You need an Android device with Bluetooth 4.0 in order for it to work. BTLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) does not require pairing.
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As long as your phone supports Bluetooth, which your phone should, it should work
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When I hooked mine up it just worked out of the box. If you have not figured out the problem, check the settings on your phone, more specifically those regarding bluetooth devices. Other than that I say the manufacture or seller will need to make it right.
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I can't imagine why it would not work. You are simply pairing the Bluetooth, nothing else, I have found most to be compatible with anything which has Bluetooth.
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It bluetooth to your cell phone and supposedly a wireless headset... You can talk to your cell phone calls on this handset. The bluetooth is not universal bluetooth (which I did not know existed). I sent mine back because i could not get my bluetooth headset to work with it.
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Its has Bluetooth built in or you can use a audio cord from phone to speaker.Please contact your cell provider with that question I am in can with that cell phone and its settings.
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You just plug in your headphone jack. It will work with anything with a headphone jack, any cell phone with one, even an old walkman.
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It dose have blue tooth and it works for my phone but won't play the music.
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I cannot find a Bluetooth connection. I have used an ear buds/microphone set with this phone.
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You should be able to "pair" your phone with this device. If you experience difficulty, look at your instructions that came with your phone. There should be a step-by-step tutorial showing how to pair your phone with a Bluetooth device.
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Betty, My understanding is the Bluetooth pairing is designed to work on a cell phone with Bluetooth capability NOT a cordless hand set of a standard plug in the wall wired telephone. If this is the problem it is because the cell is normally powered up so when you either want to call or receive a call the link between the ComPilot and cell phone in live albeit in standby mode where the wireless handset is not powered up until it is turned on by a 3rd party or you "pushing a button" . You would think it would work, I understand your frustration, but I would call the help number for Panasonic and get to the bottom of your issue. Hope this is of some help. George Betty, My understanding is the Bluetooth pairing is designed to work on a cell phone with Bluetooth capability NOT a cordless hand set of a standard plug in the wall wired telephone. If this is the problem it is because the cell is normally powered up so when you either want to call or receive a call the link between the ComPilot and cell phone in live albeit in standby mode where the wireless handset is not powered up until it is turned on by a 3rd party or you "pushing a button" . You would think it would work, I understand your frustration, but I would call the help number for... » Read More Betty, My understanding is the Bluetooth pairing is designed to work on a cell phone with Bluetooth capability NOT a cordless hand set of a standard plug in the wall wired telephone. If this is the problem it is because the cell is normally powered up so when you either want to call or receive a call the link between the ComPilot and cell phone in live albeit in standby mode where the wireless handset is not powered up until it is turned on by a 3rd party or you "pushing a button" . You would think it would work, I understand your frustration, but I would call the help number for Panasonic and get to the bottom of your issue. Hope this is of some help. George « Show Less
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I read through the whole manual and it doesn't say anything about working with bluetooth.
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The speaker will be able to pair up with I would think all if not most Bluetooth enabled cell phones, just not at the same time. You can only be paired to one cell phone at a time.
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Any phone with Bluetooth works...smartphone not required. There is a smartphone app you can install on a smartphone that improves the functionality slightly but I don't use it and it is not required.
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Go to Bluetooth setting on cellphone. Turn on earpiece it will automatically connect