I have this and want to use my iPad. Do I plug the round end small plug into the iPad? I get no sound.
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Chezron, go to ipad settings and turn on bluetooth. Then turn on your Divoom and hold down bluetooth button until you hear two beeps. After you two beeps let go of the button and you should see the button flash rapidly. When see it flashing go back to ipad settings and tap the Bluetune-Solo option. Once it connects you will hear Divoom beep and your connected. Hope this helps
930662
That plug is just for connecting the speaker to a nicer sound system. You need to connect the speaker to the iPad via Bluetooth. If you turn your iPad's Bluetooth on and go to the list of devices "bluetune solo" or something similar should be an option. Connect to that, and when you play your music it should come out of the speaker. No wires.
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This gave me some trouble as well...but here is how I got it to work Turn OFF Bluetooth on iPad After charging the headset.....press button on top and wait until it blinks red/blue.....don't stop pressing that button when you see it blinking blue....keep holding it until you see it blinking red/blue Turn on Bluetooth in iPad You will see your new device Click to pair Then enjoy
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I have a different iPad than yours. I have the newest iPad with a lightning port. I bought a lightning digital adapter for my mp300 projector to connect to my iPad. I purchased it from amazon for $39.00. The adaptor is an apple product.
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You need an app installed on your device. There are a few good ones out there. It is a midi keyboard which means it needs a sound module to make the sounds. The keyboard just basically triggers the iPad on which tone to create.
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I plugged mine in and the sound works. I would say that yours has a defect. There is a button to push to adjust the volume of the sound. It is explained in the manual. You can check that incase it is just turned down. I doubt that this is the problem, as it is probably set at a default volume. Return for an exchange. I really like mine.
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Plug one end to headphone jack on the ipad and the usb plug into a usb plug adapter that plugs into the wall and that should do it. Myjjc@aol.com if any more questions
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Microphone is not feeding to the machine; checked all connections multiple times and powered on and off and on and off.; have no clue how to hook up iPad; doesn't say in directions. Please help
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Just like any other device. Enable Bluetooth on iPad, then turn on the headphone but hold the button for a few seconds until it starts to flash (red and green) then your iPad will find the device and automatically pair them. I hope it helpsm because there's also a small metal button in the inside of the headphone in case it doesn't connect but I never used that button so you prob won't need it. I hope it helped.
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It me again, I was able to set up the speaker with my daughter's iPhone5, easily done. Then I attempted to connect my laptop. It was discovered and connected but still would not play. Weird???? Hope you get some other responses
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Speaker turned on? Check the battery indicator on the opposite end....hold button-white light good, blue light needs to charge. Speaker may not connect if it's battery is low. Next on the iPad, go to SETTINGS-BLUETOOTH. the Braven should be on the menu.... Touch to connect. On the speaker, press the + volume button till the unit beeps.... That indicates max volume. Also check that the volume on iPad is not set to mute. If that doesn't work, I got nuthin.
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I went back and re-read my originally reply. Sorry for the confusion, I don't know of a way to connect an iPad to the speaker system. I can connect an iPad (or any MP3 player) to the receiver that my speakers are connected to. Originally I wrote:"Yes, you can connect it (or any USB music player) to the USB port on the front and play locally stored or streamed music from there."
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Sorry, I've failed completely in connecting mine to my iPad via Bluetooth. Therefore I can't hear anything!
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I plugged it into my ipad where you plug in headphones. It just holds it so it won't get lost. T
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You use the Ipad/Iphone/Ipod USB plug that you have with your current device and the USB plug that came with the speaker. Mine works great but it I want to charge my Ipad I have to use the plug that came with my Ipad.
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I noticed this problem when the battery was getting low. Try having it plugged into the wall outlet while playing through the iPad and see if it still cuts out.
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Hi there, Good news! I just went in and checked. It will play your music via doc or USB. We love ours! They are awesome. Compact, good sound, good design. I can charge my iPad and iPhone: genius.
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It comes with a power adapter to plug into a regular outlet. It plugs in at the back of the unit, it works well, I used it in my bathroom. I used my iPad with it, and I needed to manually turn it off and on otherwise I would hear my iPad noises through this unit. Your device will need to be near this sound pipe or won't work. I bought a whole house intercom system that also plays music from my iPod so I no longer use this unit. This system was OK, sound was fine, just turning it off an on was annoying and staying within range. Any other adapters you want......buy ....from.....Amazon.