I have a Bluetooth ready receiver in my car. I can get wireless phone calls but no audio from my iPhone. Would this unit allow me to get it?
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This unit is intended to broadcast Bluetooth so the only setup you can think about is plugin in to your iPhone and broadcast music. Still I think it would not work because the Bluetooth used in cars are primarily for phone calls. When I had an iPhone, I could not even use a regular Bluetooth headset to listen to music. I doubt it would work in a car.
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This is a bluetooth transmitter. If you have a audio port on your radio you can plug it in and use it as long as you have a bluetooth head phone to pair it up with. The head phone is the receiver. If your iPhone has a plug it port on it you can plug the transmitter into your iPhone. My smartphone has one and I plug the transmitter into to listen to my smartphone FM radio. I am talking about headphone plug ins on both Iphone and smartphone. Remember to pair it up first. Read the GOgroove Blue Sense TRM wireless transmitter direction on how to pair them up.
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This unit is intended to broadcast Bluetooth so the only setup you can think about is plugin in to your iPhone and broadcast music. Still I think it would not work because the Bluetooth used in cars are primarily for phone calls.When I had an iPhone, I could not even use a regular Bluetooth headset to listen to music. I doubt it would work in a car.
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I don't think these guys understood your question. I was wondering too about this as my car has bluetooth built in for calls, but no a2dp technology for the audio. I searched thru the reviews and I guess it does work with your factory builit-in bluetooth. See copy and paste below."Works in conjunction with the bluetooth phone headset built into my car, so able to pair audio output & phone interface once I turn on BT on my phone. I rarely have to click the single button on the clip to get it paired."
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On the cable that is pluged in to the cigarette lighter it has a split of wire to plug into auxiliary of the radio. That should make it work. Make sure your sound on your phone is up too. If your car has the hands free you have to read the bluetooth setup for your car. Hope that helps!
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The Bluetooth receiver will allow you to connects your smartphone to your car stereo using the Bluetooth connection.
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Go to crutchfield.com, type in the stereo model and see if the unit will fit into your car. It will most likely work with the iphone, you'll have to connect it to your receiver with the USB 2.0 adapter that came with the iphone. As for having full control of the iPhone, the receiver is setup in a way that only allows the HU to control the iphone. you won't be able to control it using the iphone, you'll have to use the HU instead. And i got it professionally installed, took a little over an hour and cost 97 bucks. Unless you really know what you're doing, i'd get it installed by a pro.
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this device will let you connect via a radio frequency to your car and you connect your phone to the device via bluetooth.while it's connected you can also take calls via speakerphone which you will hear through your speakers. The audio jack in your car can be you separately but cannot be used with this device you would have to plug it into your phone then to the audio jack.
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I am not certain I understand your question. Basically when you turn the unit on, it should sync with the Bluetooth on your phone or device. if a call comes in and you are playing something, the phone call is taken and turns off the music etc. note that the unit does not have a microphone, so the phone mic will pick up the voice. I usually switch to the phone speaker instead, so I can be heard, instead of it playing thru the speakers of the vehicle. hope this helps.
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Yes. You have to pier the Bluetooth of your cell phone to the system first. Once it is done, you make and receive call.It works like the inbuilt Bluetooth in cars. Follow the manual, which is easy and simple. Good luck.
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I'm not sure but I will try sense I'm in the car with it right now. It did not do anything and I don't think it will work because you need a device to choose or pair it with I'm guessing with a screen, I tried it with my headset and it did nothing, Also I use a wireless hands free talk device and when I get a call it just pause whatever music is on and go to the hands free to answer the call.
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Yes, it is the most direct and cleanest way to do that and the range if this device is very good. There may be cheaper ways to do it with another Bluetooth receiver and or using an audio cable adapter into the aux input, but would involve patch cables and may not perform as well and not be remote
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I couldn't get this to stream calls at all - would stream any music from my phone to anything I plugged into - car stereo, home audio receiver, etc. - but when I would get a call it would not send call audio thru any device??? I bought it more to stream my calls thru my car audio than to stream my music... I wonder if mine is defective or if this is just a limitation on this model? Nothing in the tiny manual that comes with it about streaming call audio at all... ?? Anyone have any info?
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I plug my Razr into a media dock. The audio goes through my blueray player. When I get a call, I use this device to answer. It also controls the mouse pointer on the screen If your phone audio is paired to headphones, They will answer the call. Mine do. I don't know if this device will do what you want. My advice, would be, try it. If it doesn't work, send it back. Two bluetooth devices can't work at the same time, as far as I know.
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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.
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Yes. This unit is not for phone calls at all. As long as your phone can support multiple bluetooth devices simultaneously, you'll be fine. I use it in the same manner as you described - car for phone calls, Griffin for music. It's great! I don't even know it's there anymore.
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Hi Harvey,I'm not sure. My car doesn't have bluetooth capabilities. Other than a cell phone repair shop, the best thing to do might be to contact Consumer Cellular Customer Service directly(888-345-5508). Good Luck! Steve T.
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I agree with the Professor. I use the Bluetooth wireless to aux-in because my car has a jack. It sounds great, and the phone doesn't even come out of my pocket. Google Navigation is easier to hear, too.
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Tina, in terribly sorry I am unsure if that answer because I only know car audio. I'd think you would still need a receiver. I'd suggest that's a question to ask your local audio store or music store or Google the answer. Good luck