Could I use the transmitter on my iPod, by itself and assuming the receiver was smashed dead, with my vehicle factory bluetooth system?
248740
Good question. This is the reason I bought the product. However, it will not work with all factory bluetooth stereo systems. It seems there is a compatibility issue. I tried everything and I was able to get the transmitter to connect to my ford sync system. It connected and even allowed me to control my iPod using the car stereo controls BUT THERE WAS NO SOUND... No matter how hard I tried there was no sound coming from anywhere. It was rather disappointing. I would say take your chance for the price (cause it is low) and if anything, this TX and RX system works amazing with my iPod dock and my bluetooth home stereo system. When you find something that it does work with, the audio is indistinguishable from my being picky at downloads of 320 kbps.
248741
I don't think that would work. If you do bot have Bluetooth on your iPod. You will need a transmitter and a receiver.
248742
Doubtful, as there's no way to enter pairing info with an iPod using an attached Bluetooth dongle. I've not tested this, but considering the limitations of iPod Classic Bluetooth dongles I don't think it'll work.
248743
I'm not sure I sent back tried to blue tooth to headphones did not workI think its only to Bluetooth from phone or iPod to the docking station I guess it should work if you plug the receiver to your stereo if it has that iPod type connection Not sue if that helped
2124756
I haven't lost the transmitter,so I have no answer for that. Please get in touch with DEBBIE,who you bought it from..I am sure she will give you the right information.
694525
It is not a transmitter, its a receiver. This takes the signal from a Bluetooth enabled device playing music, and plays it via the 3.5mm headphone jack.
779623
I own this device and it really only works as a Bluetooth receiver, not a transmitter. I use it a lot to play my music from my iPhone.
1383270
I really do not see a reason why not, as long as you follow instructions for connection, or have a professional do it for you like I did. I love my unit, and my Ipod is in my glove box. Hope I answered your question
87659
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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Can this make it possible to listen to my iPhone through an Nissan Infinity iPod Interface device in my car?
497081
It works with any iPod I believe. But You're better off getting a separate holder and one of the cords from Auto Zone that is a transmitter. The cord of mine just fell out one day, and I wasn't rough with it at all.
210682
HiYou would only be able to use it if you are able to connect to through the AUX. Or your able to connect via the Bluetooth, if you have anymore questions please let me know.jose
1080185
Yes, an iPod can be hooked up to this. And regarding the sound quality, unless your willing to spend a lot more money, the sound quality is great bang for your buck. And even with a more expensive transmitter you most likely wont get the range that this transmitter has.
420158
Unfortunately not. To do so you need a bluetooth transmitter, this device is a bluetooth receiver.
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If you have an "aux" button on your radio, I would think so. There are videos on youtube on how to access the rear of the radio where this plugs in. I had to use a dental mirror to see behind the radio, where the plug went. If you look back there, you should also see if there's a hole where this would plug in. Mine is still working great. It also seems to make my ipod sound louder than going through an fm transmitter.
1262496
The device is a transmitter as far as I know the Aux on the auto is for input. Don't know of any car radios that have connections for output like home stereo systems, so I do not think this device will work for what you want.
1219791
Unfortunately you will not be able to. Our new Bluetooth Transmitter (ABT01F) would be able to do that though. That item should be available within the next few weeks!
250012
This will receive Bluetooth audio from any Bluetooth compatible device and plug into any stereo mini phone analog audio input, mixer, reciever, car radio with aux input etc. it is a Bluetooth reciever, not a transmitter. Will NOT pair your iPod with BT headphones and such. For that you need a transmitter. I like the TAO transmitter.
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I bough this for BMW 125i with standard head unit but it does not work. Head unit requires to recognize the iPod connected to the wire before it switches from AUX to IPod mode. The Bluetooth receiver doesn't seem to emulate itself as an IPod. I have bought to adapters (this and another brand) and neither works.
884741
Not really. You could hook it up by putting the car cable between your iPod headphone jack and the headphone jack in your stereo receiver, the same way you could play the iPod through your car stereo.