Does this xmitter remember devices it is paired with - or does one have to pair (push a button) every time power is cycled???
2027006
Hi, I have found that I have to push and hold the button on the transmitter each time I turn on my television, However, it is not necessary to initiate a fresh Pairing on the bluetooth receiver, in my case that is a soundbar. Here is what I do. I turn on my soundbar, then I turn on my television which is connected to the transmitter. Then I push and hold the button on the transmtter until I see a Red/Blue alternating light, then the soundbar beeps and connects to the transmitter. Hope this helps
2027007
My experience is that the button has to be pushed on the transmitter each time it is paired with a set of wireless headphones.
2027008
I just installed it and tried multiple devices, but haven't tried the memory yet.
2027009
It has to be paired every time. However, it is very easy and I have had no problems with the transmitter.
1513827
You have to pair it everytime. But you just have to hold the button on the unit and your phone should connect automatically after the initial pairing. The charging port is pretty flimsy on these. I have had mine for a few days and it stopped charging. It turns out that the charging dislodged from the logic board so I just hardwired the USB cable that came with it.
1792603
No. The device automatically changes source when a device connected to that input is powered on.
2177565
As long as the acc-mart Bluetooth device has been paired once with your device, and its turned on, it automatically pairs with your device once your device is in range..
1107593
Just slide the magic pad to the right and push the button for the keyboard sync. You need to this just once. Then every time you change battery. No big deal at all.
2181588
Hi Jamie, I've paired mine with multiple devices, but each time I turn it on, it grabs the most recently connected device (assuming that device is available). To switch devices, I either turn bluetooth off on the currently connected device and the second device usually grabs the cube fish. Does that answer your question?
2105510
I find that sometimes when I am in the house it's still connected. I have an iPhone and I just go to my speaker button and switch from superT back to phone. I have bought 6 of them because of the ease of use. I leave my actual superT on instead of powering on/off everytime.
446738
It does it automatically. It senses which device is powered on and will switch to that device. You can also put a button on the unit itself to manually switch inputs if you like.
835087
No mine remembers every time. I just turn on my Bluetooth and it pairs right up. I'm using a nexus 5
1530441
Good question, I haven't tried to pair it yet either. Sorry, not a good reference for that question. I would YouTube it, I have had all my questions answered by watching the video's people post
1789961
Since I use a timer to control the period of "charging", I do not have that knowledge. The timer, of course, has to remain ON all the time to keep the time. I doubt that the power goes off in the smartstrip "always on" group or the name would not be "always on".
1049058
Yes!Once you've paired this to your phone, it will connect automatically of it is still awake. If it sits idle too long, it will go to sleep. However, once you push the button on the Xtreme and your phone's Bluetooth is on, it auto-connects
2181589
Hi Jamie,I've paired mine with multiple devices, but each time I turn it on, it grabs the most recently connected device (assuming that device is available). To switch devices, I either turn bluetooth off on the currently connected device and the second device usually grabs the cube fish. Does that answer your question?
176672
Yes It connects automatically but some times it needs power recycle to connect to your device, Yes it does. But you need to pair it for the first time but once done it will connect automatically
873332
Corey, I hard wired mine. I remember reading somewhere they Do Not have a memory. So it will default back to original pattern when power is lost or disconnected. I just leave mine on original setting back and forth pattern.
416957
I've only used it for one thing at at time, but I have noticed that it detects that multiple things are available for connection at the same time. As for battery levels, I don't know what you are referring to. It doesn't have a battery, and whether or not you could detect the battery level of the device you connect two would depend on your software and the device.
1756558
Nope.... if these are same as they used to be, the controller "remembers" even when they are unplugged.