iCleverÂ® IC-BTR01 Portable Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Receiver it not working with my cd player what do i do
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How so? If you have your Bluetooth synced it should receive your audio and play through the input.
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No idea. But, I've success when turning off my headset. turn off the transmitter. wait 10 seconds. Turn on the transmitter, blinking red/blue. Turn on headset, listen for the screwy whine that the two recognized each other. Start the music/tv/phone/cd player. Usually works for me. Note: if the cable out of the transmitter has broken and exposed wire, with enough bending this will happen, then you're screwed. Next time you buy one, wrap 1/8 x 2" strips of electrical tape around the base of the cable to keep it from bending so much.
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I agree...I rarely use my CD's anymore and hope that the next version will include built in bluetooth...would be much more streamline without extra wires to connect TV sound, MP3 players, etc...
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The performance of cd player is excellant. Sorry but can't answer about bluetooth. Player is used in a hobby woodworking room.
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I bought the system (receiver and headphone) and an extra headphone and it works fine. only the first time I used the extra headphone I needed to pair it with the receiver through the ID set button on the receiver. very direct no hassle. I hope you got your problem fixed.
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Yes its a standard AUX jack so just plug it into the output plug of the CD player and it will work.
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Dave,I had the CD player and radio combination taken out and replaced with the cassette/radio combination.You could always call an electronics place and find out.Hope that this helps.Let me know how you made out
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Agree with the previous comment with the one exception - mine had nonworking CD player so I returned it. Purchased similar but a little more expensive SONY.
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I was able to get it to play sound on Windows 7 64 bit. I downloaded the CSR Harmony software from http://www.aziocorp.com/support/download/files/wireless/btd-v400/CSR_Harmony_2.zip, unzipped it and ran the setup.exe in the x64 folder. Then with the dongle plugged in I went in to Device Manager and under Bluetooth Radios right-clicked the device there and clicked Update Driver Software. Then clicked Browse my computer... and browsed to c:\Program Files\CSR\CSR Harmony Wireless Software Stack and clicked Next. It updated the driver. Then when I clicked on the bluetooth icon in the system tray and clicked Add Device one of the options listed was Audio/Video Device. I clicked that then proceeded to pair with the headset like normal and it's working great now.
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On the back of the receiver there is only two audio inputs, four speaker outputs and antenna input. If you run your cd player to your eq then connect the eq to audio input it should be fine.
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You should nt have to delete the device from the speaker. You should delete it from your device like ipod,phone,tablet or which ever device you have. Go to bluetooth setting on your device & delete it there should be EBT-1000
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MAke sure the volume on the recieving speaker is all the way up. Then control with the ipod. If that doesnt work. Tell your device to forget the bluetooth and re-pair.
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C,Does the CD player & radio have sound? If they do have sound, maybe u should call Panasnic. It seems like more than just a firmware update.
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There are bluetooth enabled devices that have auxiliary (RCA) outputs or one with auxiliary 3.5mm (headphone) outputs which you can buy 3.5MM to RCA cables. You can use a bluetooth receiver like these to plug into on of the inputs on the back of the receiver (such as the tape or cd input). An example of one of those devices would be Belkin F8Z492ttP Bluetooth Music ReceiverThis would work with anything that had "RCA" or 3.5MM (heaphone jack) inputs.
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Try plugging it in to an electrical outlet. Given that you will also need an amplifier with speakers. The amplifier/receiver will need to have a place where you can plug a patch cord in from the CD player and a switch which will select the CD player.
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This unit has 3.55mm jack input for AUX devices. So if the CD player has an 3.55mm headphone/auxilary output. Then it can connect to this unit. I use my iPod's earphone jack to connect to the unit.
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Mr. Davidson, If I understand you correctly; you are using your TCC Line-Level device as a headphone amplifier via your iPad's audio out. You are also attempting to use it along with your Hi-Fi receiver, correct? You need to connect your output stage of the TCC device after the iPad, to either the AUX input or TAPE Monitor section of your Receiver. Hope this resolves your issue. Leon
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Dear Guy,Thanks for your inquiry. Provided the receiver can receive wi-fi inside the cabinet, that is what you would use to control the receiver. Bluetooth is only a means to send music to the receiver wirelessly. Please let me know if I can be of any additional assistance.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo