Can you leave this "on" all the time? When it gets paired it comes on? Want to hide and be able to make unit work with bluetooth from a phone only.
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It's solid state so I don't see why you couldn't leave on. I would just be sure it can get some air circulation for cooling. I believe all it does when you pair it is it will recognize your Bluetooth device. I don't see why it wouldn't work with your phone. It has a remote control, but I'm not sure if it uses the Bluetooth or is infrared. If you hide it, the remote may not work.
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I've had to delete the headphones and re-pair them with my laptop several times. No issues with the phone though. I almost wonder if having both the phone and laptop paired that one will dominate over the other. Not sure, but I have to turn Bluetooth off of my phone to get the laptop to pair and connect.
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every time I use this device i have to take it off my speaker and place back on and pair it again. It's really annoying and it always says that it is not connected enough though it's already on my speaker. So yes unfortunately you will have to pair it every time you use it.
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You can, but the battery will go down. You could leave it plugged in, and it would pair anytime you turned your mobile device on. I do not know what the long-term effects would be on it leaving it on constantly. I use mine in the classroom, and normally leave it on during the day - just turn my phone off when I want it off.
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You have to go into your Bluetooth setting and just select it, but every time you turn it on this will have to be done. Not exactly sure how it works on android but I'm sure it's very similar.
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Hello how are you? is very easy you just have to press the on/off button for like 10 seconds or until you hear first power on and the you will hear pairing then you let the button go and look on your device for the speaker to pairing it. and the sound is very good for a small speaker let me know if that help ok.
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Only way I know how to turn it off is with the remote it comes with. I have had lots of trouble with the blue tooth connection so haven't used their app much. Maybe you can turn it off via the app
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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?
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If you haven't try manually disconnecting your bluetooth connection to your phone -- both phone and media. That worked for me immediately when my blue light stayed on and I could not shut off the speaker. Otherwise, I was going to let the battery run out completely so that it would shut off.
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I keep the module on the base all the time because my car will cut the power to the outlet once the the car is off. The module will turn off automatically after 2-3 minutes if it lost the bluetooth connection to phone. So I leave it on all the time, as long as my phone stay off the Bluetooth rang(20-30 feet)for a short time, which it's not a problem.
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I have had mine for over a year now. I use it daily and every now and again I have this problem.Usually shutting off the speaker, restarting it, then reestablishing the bluetooth connection works. Sometimes shutting off and restarting the music source works. A couple of times the speaker appeared to be paired to my device when it was actually paired with another device in the house and not the one I thought. Turning off or disconnecting the unwanted device and then reconnecting the bluetooth to the device you are using works. Lastly, there have been times when I couldn't resolve the issue in the moment, so I just turned it off and waited awhile and whatever was wrong seems to resolve itself. I have had mine for over a year now. I use it daily and every now and again I have this problem.Usually shutting off the speaker, restarting it, then reestablishing the bluetooth connection works. Sometimes shutting off and restarting the music source works. A couple of times the speaker appeared to be paired to my device when it was actually paired with another device in the house and not the one I thought. Turning off or disconnecting the unwanted device and then reconnecting the bluetooth to the device you are using works. Lastly, there have been times when I... » Read More I have had mine for over a year now. I use it daily and every now and again I have this problem.Usually shutting off the speaker, restarting it, then reestablishing the bluetooth connection works. Sometimes shutting off and restarting the music source works. A couple of times the speaker appeared to be paired to my device when it was actually paired with another device in the house and not the one I thought. Turning off or disconnecting the unwanted device and then reconnecting the bluetooth to the device you are using works. Lastly, there have been times when I couldn't resolve the issue in the moment, so I just turned it off and waited awhile and whatever was wrong seems to resolve itself. « Show Less
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Yes. Just as with any other device you need to turn it on. Once it realizes there is no more Bluetooth connection, it auto turns off after about 5 minutes, too.
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I had a little difficulty at first too. I found that it worked better when the phone is set to search for a bluetooth device before I actually turn the pairing mode on my bluetooth device (i.e. a headset). Also, just as an FYI, the batter drains very quickly if you a bluetooth device. VERY QUICKLY.
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I would look at how to totally turn off the unit then restart.( I would think you could turn it completely off. I gave the one I purchased as a gift so I don't have it in front of me.) Before you restart, make sure your IPad or other device is ready to "link" by using the "Settings". Before you connect, go into "Settings, "then "Bluetooth". Turn OFF the Bluetooth, then turn it back on. Then turn the device back on. If it doesn't count, perhaps its a lemon... That's all I can think of. I hope it helps.
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No, it should pair automatically when you turn on the power switch. However it will shut itself off after 10 minutes and require connecting again; if you're lucky that cause no problems, otherwise it will fail to control the app/feature you were using it will and will have to be reset to work again, or may have to close/re-open your app/feature on the phone.
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You will only need to pair it once. I have mine paired with the tv and bt earphones. I can turn both the tv and the earphones off and the will re pair once I turn them back on. You should have no problem with yours.
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I have experienced this with 'pairing' in general. For whatever reason, a weak battery or charge tends to complicate the pairing process. I have just accepted the fact that Bluetooth is a finicky technology.