I have a Galaxy S4 mini and I paired it and can see it on bluetooth.The unit is charged,Do I have to use the cable or can it be wireless. Prev Ans no
474404
Make sure you have the button on the bottom of the speaker turned to Bluetooth.
1513827
You have to pair it everytime. But you just have to hold the button on the unit and your phone should connect automatically after the initial pairing. The charging port is pretty flimsy on these. I have had mine for a few days and it stopped charging. It turns out that the charging dislodged from the logic board so I just hardwired the USB cable that came with it.
1450389
I dont have the unit anymore but recall something about being able connect thru bluetooth. I never tried it though.
1628067
The Mini can be set up as a wireless device, but it will work better if you can wire it in. If you have no cable run, it would be even better to connect it with an ethernet cable, which is smaller and easier to run (more like a phone cable)
1718986
It works off of Bluetooth so you can sync it with any phone or device with bluetooth. If you can find it on your phone to pair and its been at least a minute try turning it off then back on. Once its paired the first time it will automatically pair the next time and its very quick.
859548
It uses a mini USB connection (not micro), it should have been part of package. I'll warn you, it needs to go recharged after every use. When you need to use it again, plug it in for five seconds then turn on and pair. This seems to help it remember that it us already charged. Stupid trick, but it works.
1927388
you need a receiver for your phone, but the receiver connects to copper pads located under the back cover on the galaxy s3,s4,s5 - it depends on why your charge port no longer works really... the phone knows the difference though and gives you a 'wireless charging' popup, so it must be a separate circuit to some degree
1802965
The way mine is hooked up is simple. The Bluetooth box connects to the base of your handset system. The Bluetooth box searches for and locates your smartphone. Thereafter, whenever your smartphone comes within range of the phone--about 70 feet--the blue light on the box stops blinking and goes solid blue, indicating that your handset system is now actively linked to your smartphone. When your smartphone rings, so do all of your handsets in every room of your home (in my case, five handsets). If the smartphone has the caller on it's Contacts list, you'll hear that name announced on all your handsets, as in "John Smith." Otherwise, what you hear announced is the odd word "Klink," which is your handset system doing its best to say the word "XLINK." So to the best of my understanding, all you need to do is make your the Bluetooth box is plugged into your handset system's base, and from there on everything should work fine. Mine is simply great tech. Let me know if this didn't respond to your question, corded phones being so rare these days.
212506
I have it hooked to my Samsung smart TV. Although I have it hooked via the fiber optic connection wire that comes with the sound bar. You should have a port on the back of your TV exclusively for this. When I want to hook up the Bluetooth feature via my phone let's say, I just did a search and paired it. Once paired with said device it should connect easily from then on. I guess more to your question though. ..I have not Bluetoothed it to the TV. I'm sure there's a way. I'm just not sure if it works the same as connecting the other stuff like phones..etc.
714909
Make sure blue tooth is turned on your mini, this is found in settings on your mini. Turn keypad on. YIf this doesn't work charge your keypad, your mini and keyboard have to be charged separately.
279459
The answer is yes, I just got it hooked up a few days ago and I'm still figuring out how I want to configure my system... with that said, the other night I'm watching a dvd. Them hum was coming through the system. I turned off the Bluetooth on my s4 and that seemed to help. It seems to me it's constantly searching for a signal. Now, I've not read the Bluetooth section of my docs yet, but I'm hoping there's a way to disable it while doing other things like tv, est.
2197377
I had no trouble pairing and it has worked perfectly for over 4 months now. Be sure the keyboard is charged. Be sure your Bluetooth is on. Go to the Bluetooth menu on the Phone an hit scan for device. When keyboard appears hit allow pairing. If you do not see it on the phone hit discover button on keyboard and it should appear in the phone's Bluetooth device menu. Good luck and Merry Christmas
842503
It will work via blue tooth however that will only be sound. I was told that they are coming out with a cable like that used with iphone but I have not found it. I use the S4 as well. I bought the iphone cable so my GF can hook hers into it and that works great. If you find a a/v cable for the android please post.
282669
Well, I use mine with my Galaxy phone. I just put the phone on bluethooth discovery and visible mode and then the scree just found the Sony Automotive option and paired it. For me was straight forward. No problem at all til today. You can also find info for pairing and connecting on pages 31-33 of the user manual. Hope this help you.
1810588
I have an S4 I opened settings and scan while the red/blue was flashing. Then it pairs. Each time I use it I open settings-bluetooth and hit S301 to connect.
1033970
You'll need to charge the keyboard first. Mine came with very little charge. Once you've done that, there's a little switch on the side that's a power switch. Flip it on and then press the connect button. The indicator light should start to flash and that's how you know it's ready to be paired. Then go to settings on your iPad and enable bluetooth if it's not already on. When you see "Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard" come up in the list of devices, click on it and wait for a little window to pop up. The window will ask you to enter the 4-digit code using the keyboard, then hit the enter button on the keyboard. It should then finish the pairing process on it's own. As far as I know it works with all iPads including first generations (though I'm not sure about the mini), so pairing shouldn't be a problem.
814073
Yes you can. I'm using it on my Galaxy S4 mini and my friend uses it on her Galaxy S4