If I connect to my ipad using BT will I need to re-pair to TV next time I want to watch tv?
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Gc, Yes, Bluetooth connections will only permit one connection at a time. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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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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No, you need a bluetooth transmitter, this one is a receiver so it wont work but if you have a sound system you may be better off going wired I'm not sure what your trying to accomplish. If you want to listen to the tv thru your soundsystem using bluetooth i suggest you try to find one that is specificly a transmitter there are several here on Amozon i got this one Bluetooth 3.0 Bluetoth Audia Dongle for iPhone, iPad, Hifi iPod, TVby Lemon and it works for me it may be out of stock but their others that are similar just be sure it a transmitter
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Yes. Anything displayed on the iPad screen will be displayed on the TV screen
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Yes, we bought the GB Wi-Fi model and it has Bluetooth. I believe all iPads have BT. We have a Bluetooth keyboard set up with it. Hope that helps.
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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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BT devices can only connect to one device at a time. Issue will not be with the transmitter but with your phone. You will have to either turn off your head set or manually connect to transmitter when they are both on. The phone will connect to multiple but can only use one at a time.
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You can pair the BT-368 with any device if you have the correct app to connect to. I have paired with an Android using the "Bluetooth GPS" App. Check out your apple store for an app to pair both devices. I'm not an apple user so I can not recommand one other than the one I'm using with the Android.
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IT is a transmit only device. It will transmit to any Bluetooth receiver. So you would have to purchase a BT receiver.
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Yes, as long as you have Bluetooth enabled. Occasionally, you have to pair device again. Overall, I'm very pleased with the iSimple.
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It says in the book it'll be paired with the last device you used and will automatically be paired to when you use the phones again. In answer to your question I dont think so. You might ask the manufacturer about that. I havent tried it myself. Im sorry I dont have a definitive answer for you.
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Once you connect to one, it will disconnect the other. You will just have to pair as needed.
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You won't notice the delay unless you allow the sound to come out of both the TV speakers and the BT speakers/headphones at the same time. The delay is small and you probably won't notice unless you're being nitpicky. I'm happy connecting to this with a Plantronics Pulsar 260 Bluetooth A2DP headset.
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This is a receiver. This will take a source like your BT enabled phone or tablet and connect to an audio input. I use this in my car that has an auxiliary input as a way to connect my iPhone to it via BT. I think you are looking for something that transmits from your TV to your BT headphones, which is something more like this: Aukey Wireless Bluetooth Audio Transmitter Portable Bluetooth Stereo Music Adapter Dongle with A2DP and aptX Low Latency Technology (BT-C1, Black)
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You can only have so many bt devices programed into the radio at once..delete one of them and it will make room for your iphone. The instructions should show you how if you have problems.
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I have used it with other devices. With blue-Tooth you can only sync with one device at a time. So if you've already synced to your phone, you must either turn off your phone BT or chose "Forget this device" on the phone to allow another device to sync to it. This is the same for IOS and Android devices.
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This model does not have Bluetooth technology built in. I have a iPad and bought a cable that has a HDMI on one end and a iPad plug on the other end,which I then plug into the second HDMI on the TV. I also purchased a non powered HDMI splitter and keep my Blueray player and iPad cords plugded.This splitter senses both units and switches between when either is powered on.