I'm still having a problem with pairing my Ipod nano with the headphones. When I turn the headphones on it goes straight to afast blinking blue light,
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I have no problem when I pair it with my ipod and samsung galaxy s5. I doesn't work on my asus tablet. So it chooses devices to pair with. Make sure you scan and pair them and see the devices paired on the screen. Otherwise, I dont know what else to say.Good luck.
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That is what it it does when it attempts to pair up with the device. You may need to enable the bluetooth pairing within the ipod when you get to that stage.
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I have never had that problem yet so can't really say. Have you tried different headphones with the same issue? If the other headphones work then it would the connector on you the headphone that doesn't that is the problem, probably a loose wire connection. I use mines with several different headphones and have yet to have an issue with it. And I do use it at least a couple of hours every day.
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Make sure you UN pair your phone if it's already paired with another blue tooth device. Also when you power up your head set make sure you hold the button down for 15 seconds. I thought it didn't work either but those were the two things I did to get out tho pair
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I have the exact same problem, my 2nd Gen just broke and the new shuffle appear to be worthless. Some people recommend buying a reconditioned 2nd Gen from Apple but they appear to be out of stock. Not sure where to turn! Ipod Nano is popular but heavier than I'd prefer. Bring back the 2nd Gen Apple!
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Tough one. If the nano works, the dock works. I'd suggest the issue is not with the dock, but with your ipods. Do you have anyone nearby that has one you could try? That would prove it one way or the other.
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You must have Bluetooth capability on your iPod. If not, then you have to use the provided cable from your headphone output to the input on the Oontz. If it doesn't work right away, try using the selector button on the Oontz. If you do have Bluetooth on your iPod, make sure it is turned on, then switch on the Oontz and push the selector button. The blue light will blink until the connection is made. Hope this helps.
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MAke sure the volume on the recieving speaker is all the way up. Then control with the ipod. If that doesnt work. Tell your device to forget the bluetooth and re-pair.
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Put it device on the ipod first then put the beats headphones into pairing mode. Make sure yiu dont have any other Bluetooth device on during the tine because it may pair to the other device such as a cell phone
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My iPod shuffle is no longer working. I contacted the manufacturer but to no avail. I wouldn't spend $ on another!
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I didn't have any problem pairing them with my iphone 4s. Its been a year or so since I did it, so I really don't remember the steps. I just followed the instructions and it worked. Sorry I can't be of more help. Perhaps you got a defective set?
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Hey Barbara, Thanks for your interest in Sir Ike Audio! All you need to do is make sure your tablet or computer is in bluetooth mode. Then once they are in bluetooth mode, Press on the play/pause button the headphone. The button will start flickering red and blue (thats how you know its in the process of pairing) Then once its completed pairing, the flickering light will only be blue. Please keep in mind to hold on to the play/pause button for about 3 seconds... Thank you!!! Happy Holidays!!
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I don't have the manual that came with the headphones and I have tried everything listed on this page to get it to pair with my iPhone 5. It worked for a few months and now will just not pair. Please post the manual somewhere so I can be sure I have tried everything before I give up and get angry.
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Ours says waiting for connection and then we turn the Bluetooth on the iPod and it connects. If Bluetooth was already on then it disconnects after a few seconds. We didn't have to do anything special. I hope this helps :)
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I don't recall having to do anything to get mine to work properly to begin with but 8 months latermy ipod classic will not work at all with it. So far I haven't found anyone else having this problem and I haven't gotten in touch with pioneer to see what's going on. I'm wondering if my cable is the problem now?
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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.
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make sure batteries are on connected good,try different batteries,makes sure the other device is close to headphones when it syncs up....
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I haven't had any such problems... my only thoughts would be you do have it plugged in on the input side, not the output side. Bluetooth; it's not linked to another Bluetooth source. When I would grab ours if it was within range of say my daughters Ipod and still linked to that Ipod then I could not access it until we unlinked it. Hope this helps.