I wear BT hearing aids controlled by an iPhone 6. iPhone is a BT transmitter. Can I listen to an AM/FM receiver via the iPhone w/Britelink?
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no, it's not possible. Britelink only can receiving bluetooth signals. To listen in a FM receiver, you need a FM Transmitter
1007804
Not. At this time it is only the watch. You can use any BT earpiece you have for audio. In the future, it will have also a special earpiece (wireless charging, stereo and music quality sound).
1675289
Im not sure I don't have an I phone. But you can use your phone volume with the radio turned up.
331126
I use the Bluetooth feature all the time. It works seamlessly with my iPhone. Just pair your phone with the receiver once, then whenever you want to listen to audio from your iPhone change the source to Bluetooth. Works for any audio your iPhone plays: music, audio books, audio from videos. Also it works pretty well for phone calls.
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I don't have a Iphone so can't definitively answer. But I have a motorolla and am streaming spotify and while using GPS it will break into the music. If your like me and like Rock and at high volumes TURN RIGHT IN 1 MILE over my amped speakers will get your attention. heh.
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no. The only way to connect an iPhone 5 or 6 is with a Blutooth MS-BT100. It only allows you to pause, play, FF, song display etc from your smartphone ONLY! It renders those buttons on your radio itself useless. The only thing you will be able to control from the radio face is the volume basically turning that 5" radio on your dash into nothing more than a volume button. Before this I had an iPhone 4s that worked great with the 30 pin adapter but after upgrading to the iPhone 6 this is my only option. If you have a iPhone 5 or later buy a fusion radio that is comparable with the MS-bt200 thus allowing you full control of your music from the radio dash. no. The only way to connect an iPhone 5 or 6 is with a Blutooth MS-BT100. It only allows you to pause, play, FF, song display etc from your smartphone ONLY! It renders those buttons on your radio itself useless. The only thing you will be able to control from the radio face is the volume basically turning that 5" radio on your dash into nothing more than a volume button. Before this I had an iPhone 4s that worked great with the 30 pin adapter but after upgrading to the iPhone 6 this is my only option. If you have a iPhone 5 or later buy a fusion radio that is comparable with the... » Read More no. The only way to connect an iPhone 5 or 6 is with a Blutooth MS-BT100. It only allows you to pause, play, FF, song display etc from your smartphone ONLY! It renders those buttons on your radio itself useless. The only thing you will be able to control from the radio face is the volume basically turning that 5" radio on your dash into nothing more than a volume button. Before this I had an iPhone 4s that worked great with the 30 pin adapter but after upgrading to the iPhone 6 this is my only option. If you have a iPhone 5 or later buy a fusion radio that is comparable with the MS-bt200 thus allowing you full control of your music from the radio dash. « Show Less
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If I'm not mistaken you can't use it on the iPhone as a transmitter. You use it as a receiver. It will receive music from iPhone and send it to.....for example, your car stereo. If you have Bluetooth headphones or speakers you would use it as a transmitter for example I have an old mixer for DJing and it's not Bluetooth so I put the BTR9 in the jack where the headphones go......now it transmits the music to my headphones. To pair it to your iPhone just turn on the BTR9 then turn ur Bluetooth on on ur iPhone and it should find it. It took a couple of on and off before it read the signal but now that it's hook as soon as I turn on my iPhone or the BTR9 it automatically connects. Hope this was helpful and hope I didn't offend u in anyway by explaining more in depth.
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Thanks for the reply Jon.Can anyone let me know which bluetooth headsets are compatible with Apple iPhone?Thanks.
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I am not an iPhone user, so I can't tell you for sure for any iPhone specific features this unit support. I have an android phone, instead of bluetooth, I simply stream music from the web and play through the radio using AUX in from my phone's ear piece jack.
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You will need a BT adapter. It does have airplay along with airplay having better sound quality versus BT
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No, you have to use a 3.5 MM plug. Of course you could probably plug a small bluetooth transmitter into it...many choices on Amazon. Be forewarned, this device works well, but battery life suffers. Still cheaper than trying to repair the crappy Apple headphone jack.
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Yes and no. The only BT device that works with this radio is the MS-BT100. It only allows you to pause, play, FF, song display etc from your smartphone ONLY! It renders those buttons on your radio itself useless. The only thing you will be able to control from the radio face is the volume basically turning that 5" radio on your dash into nothing more than a volume button. Before this I had an iPhone 4s that worked great with the 30 pin adapter but after upgrading to the iPhone 6 this is my only option. If you have a iPhone 5 or later buy a fusion radio that is comparable with the MS-bt200 thus allowing you full control of your music from the radio dash.
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In back there is a mini-USB jack (not micro) only. There is no audio-out. One option:I occasionally use it when playing via Bluetooth to a Bose Soundlink II. It holds either my iPhone or Ipad without tipping over and sound quality over BT is pretty darn good.
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Yes you can listen to music from your I phone! It sounds great and music will stop when call comes in. We love them
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I also have an iPhone 4. Here is how it worked for me. I just turned on the speaker, then went to settings and bluetooth on my iPhone. Once the device showed up as BT-150, I tapped it and it connected. Of course you have to be within 30 feet or so from the speaker.
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It can. I have it paired to my iPhone and iPad. When I turn the speaker on it will link to a random one if both are discoverable at the moment. I usually turn BT off of one or the other depending on which I want sending a signal. Never tried the experiment of seeing if both will sync simultaneously and receive competing signals. Hmmm...mad scientist moment coming up...hopefully a wormhole won't form.
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Yes, you can use you IPhone to play music since it has Bluetooth capabilities! Also has AM/FM Stations or hook-Up your MP-3 player...great sound with base control, treble & 3D sound capabilities. For the price it's a no-Brainer!