New Kokkia A10m transmitter as of today, but can't multi-stream the 2nd headset to it (first headset works fine). What's the trick?
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Hi Matt. The series of steps we use to pair the 2nd receiver is pretty much this: Leave the 1st Receiver on and paired. Then turn the 2nd receiver on and place it in pairing mode. Finally double press the pairing button on the A10m. After a few seconds it always pairs with our second device. You'll know it paired when the LED goes from blinking fast to blinking slow. Also, the devices have to have a "common" pairing code. (ie. 0000, 8888, etc.). Hope this helps.
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I tried 2 different stereo units at the same time, but the headphones would only play one at a time. Both stereo units were bluetooth 4.
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I believe the question should be can you use 2 headsets from the same transmitter. The headset itself is a receiver and the unit that plugs into the audio of the TV is a transmitter. That being said, I don't know how you might obtain a headphone without buying the entire set. Also be aware that Sony has developed a very bad reputation as far backing up their product warranty.
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Now I don't know what headset you have, but I have the ikross bluetooth headset. All I need to do is turn my iPod nano, plug in the Kokkia i10s and then press and hold the on/off button on my headset for around 5 sec. till headset connects with i10s. That's it.
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Try pushing the buttons to the right of the inputs. One controls the input and the other controls the number of channels the device outputs. I hope this helps, otherwise your device is probably doa
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Check switch on the middle of cable. Check options in your operating system. Also don't forget that you have to use both connectors to make mic working. If all of this is OK, I will expect that you have problem with headset.
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Yes you can use two head sets. As long as they both are switched to the same channel. We charge our two on separate bases, but only have one transmitter base plugged into the tv. They work fine. Very comfortable too I think.
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Every now and then, and I'm not sure why, the system fails to receive and/or transmit. I simply disconnect the power on both units and let them "cold reboot." As I remember, they "auto-pair." That's the first thing to do. After that, although I don't remember having to do it, I'd re-pair the system. Good luck.
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If you havent already. Pair each set individually first. Than turn on both head sets with the transmitter off. Than long press the transmitter till you see both headphones sync
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You have to make sure that you have the correct extension cable. I had the same problem with my first extension cable and had to order a different one, which then worked. There should be two separate inputs on your phone (or at least there is for mine). One is for the handset and the other for the headset. If you have the wrong cable it will work in the handset jack (if I remember) but will not work in the headset jack. The one that worked for me is the HIS-1 adapter cable. If you already have that one then it's the other one, but I'm pretty sure it's that one that you need.
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We bought two headsets - each comes with its own optical connector wire. We then bought an optical splitter box (wasn't too costly) and one extra optical cord (tiny wire). We hooked the one optical cord to the TV "optical out" and the splitter box "in." We then hooked each headphone's optical cord connector into the two "outs" on the splitter box. Both headphones sound FABULOUS! Hope this helps. As far as I know, you cannot piggyback another set of headphones, as each "tower" (which is also the recharging unit for the headphones) connects to its own individual signal.
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Do you mean the headset or the handset? There is a procedure to initially connect whichever it is. have you tried that? it's in the instruction manual. I can't specifically answer your question.
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Do you have a single jack for microphone/headphone? This headset is designed to use two jacks for each function, but some computers only have one jack for both. If this is the case, you'll either have to find a different headset or (the better option in my opinion) purchase a adaptor like the Syba SD-CM-UAUD USB Stereo Audio Adapter which will allow you to essentially make the headset a usb headset. This is the specific one i use, and it works great, but obviously there are different options. If you don't have an open usb port just unplug the lights, they are nothing more than cosmetic, and will not affect sound in any way.
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From what I understand in the documentation, the second headphone must be wired to an headphone output directly on the transmitter. The pro logic effect is also applied the this output to get the same as on the wireless signal received by the headphones.. And I didn't see anything about a second wireless pair of headphones at the same time!! Sorry.
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That should not be a problem. They are each on their own frequency. We don't generally do that but it shouldn't be a problem. We ordered an additional handheld mic but it's on the same frequency as one of the headset mics and you can't use them at the same time. Good luck, JK
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If memory serves me right, the description clearly says that it can only pair one device at a time. Two headphones = two transmitters.
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Try brand new batteries in each receiver and put try to sync using the receiver in USB port 1. For some reason mine wouldn't work if I put it in the lower one. Try port 1 first then port 2 and if that doesn't work the receiver (or sensors) may be defective. If that's the case try to pick up the NFL one cheap and use the gear in there for both games. They will work with both / either game but don't move the receiver at all once it's synced.