My iPod will not let me connect to the GT-ORB1. How do I turn it on?
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Click and hold the button on the back of the speaker for 5-10 seconds. You should hear a bleep sound and see the blue light on the front of the speaker flashing. This means the speaker is searching for Bluetooth connection. After you see the blinking blue light, choose GT-ORB1 from your connection list on your iPod and it should pair successfully. Any time you want to change Bluetooth connections (a different iPod or iPhone device for instance) follow the same steps.
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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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Nope. Found that out AFTER I bought the player. :( I put my ipod on it and it says on the screen "This device is not supported by the current something or other...." something like that.
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With the headphones turned off hold down the phone button on the right side until the lights flash red and blue, then search for devices on whatever your using (phone, ipod) and it should come up as Kinivo BTH###
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How is the app connecting with the furby, wifi? My daughters iPod touch is not finding it.
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If you use a link cable from the speaker of the IPOD to the Speaker Dock, and insert it into the port of the docking station on the back, then push the input button on the Speaker Dock, that should work. (It is the same cable/wire you use to connect your IPOD to a car's stereo system.) There is a port on the docking station that allows you to hook up other devices to the docking station and use its' speakers. Otherwise, I don't know.
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Same problem. Have a dock that charges my ipod but when I plug it in there is no light. It's an old dock, copyright 2004.
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We have tried an older IPod and it says that it is "not supported" and it doesn't play.
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I would first start by unplugging the stereo and plugging it back in again after a few minutes. Sometimes that helps reset electronic devices. If that does not work, try someone elses Ipod to see if it is the stereo or the Ipod. If that doesn't work I would call Panasonic for a possible bad Ipod port on the stereo hoping that the warranty would replace the stereo for you. These days we spend to much money on electronics for them not to work. Don't give up, bug Panasonic until they do something.
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you have to "sync" the bluetooth first, let your phone or ipod find it then it should work
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Try turning the receiver off before you remove the iPod, and leaving it off before you plug it back in. This might resolve the problem.
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This gave me some trouble as well...but here is how I got it to workTurn OFF Bluetooth on iPadAfter 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/blueTurn on Bluetooth in iPadYou will see your new deviceClick to pairThen enjoy
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sorry had same problem after putting in the adapter. ended up pulling radio and buying a radio that had ipod and bluetooth built in.
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Try turning your iPod Bluetooth off then back on,make sure your headset is blue and red. make sure there is not any other Bluetooth around it.once your iPod is found it will stat -SPORT-BT
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I have the same setup. You have to put your X's in pair mode after you plug your kokkia into the ipod and it has started up. Your X's should say pairing and then you have to hit the middle button on your X's to 'lock' the pair. I think this is how you initially pair but it's been a while so I'm not 100% sure it's correct.When you want to use them again then you have to do this:Plug in the kokkia to the nano and wait for it to start up. THEN you power on the X's(not pair mode). It should say connected within a few seconds(usually at least) then press the middle button on the X's to 'lock' them again. Then hit the middle again to play if they haven't already started playing.Hope this helps! I have the same setup. You have to put your X's in pair mode after you plug your kokkia into the ipod and it has started up. Your X's should say pairing and then you have to hit the middle button on your X's to 'lock' the pair. I think this is how you initially pair but it's been a while so I'm not 100% sure it's correct.When you want to use them again then you have to do this:Plug in the kokkia to the nano and wait for it to start up. THEN you power on the X's(not pair mode). It should say connected within a few seconds(usually at least) then press the middle button on the X's... » Read More I have the same setup. You have to put your X's in pair mode after you plug your kokkia into the ipod and it has started up. Your X's should say pairing and then you have to hit the middle button on your X's to 'lock' the pair. I think this is how you initially pair but it's been a while so I'm not 100% sure it's correct.When you want to use them again then you have to do this:Plug in the kokkia to the nano and wait for it to start up. THEN you power on the X's(not pair mode). It should say connected within a few seconds(usually at least) then press the middle button on the X's to 'lock' them again. Then hit the middle again to play if they haven't already started playing.Hope this helps! « Show Less
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Yes, I have attempted several times to make it work, but it just won't. I have also tried with an older iPod touch and it still doesn't work. The battery keeps the ipod charged, but no go on the gps, which is why I bought it. If anyone can help me, Id appreciate it!
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I'm having similar problems with connecting my iPods (various models)..system not recognizing it (them)