If you disconnect from this receiver ("forget this device" with iPhone), will it automatically go into "Discoverable" mode or power it off/on again?
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This unit automatically goes into discovery mode when no devices are connected. I am not sure if it stays in discovery mode indefinitely, or if it leaves discovery mode after a certain amount of time. I believe it connects to the last device learned, and you can set it up with multiple devices.
386319
It seems that after a certain time without activity the receiver shuts off. Like if I ride to work when I get ready to go home I have to press the button and cycle through the settings to get to brake mode again. So no it won't run down the battery.
574539
The unit does go into a low power 'sleep' after you've moved far enough away from it. If you're car is within 30 feet of where you are it will likely stay connected. This happened to me just the other day. Once you're back in the car just tap the call button and it will wake up and connect to your phone.
581584
Sorry, I haven't had that problem and can't give specific advice. What happens when you turn it off and then on again? Doing that often clears a problem with a variety of electronic devices.
2168789
There is a button in the back that you can switch on and off for power. It will automatically pair with your phone when you have Bluetooth enabled on your phone.
850278
If power to the device is lost (i.e., unplugged, power failure, etc.), you'll have to "Forget this device" from your iPhone and re-pair it each time. This makes it rather unsuitable for an automotive application, for example, where the device shuts off with the ignition. Unfortunately, I learned this the hard way. :)
2032665
If I left the speaker on when I cut thought off, it automatically cuts on and off with the light switch. It also usually auto connects to the last thing had paired with it if that device is on. Really nice...I rarely touch the remote...just click the light switch as I enter the room and with my iPad and Bluetooth on it just starts playing.
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If you haven't try manually disconnecting your bluetooth connection to your phone -- both phone and media. That worked for me immediately when my blue light stayed on and I could not shut off the speaker. Otherwise, I was going to let the battery run out completely so that it would shut off.
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Short answer is no. You could disconnect the power to it. I keep it hidden, but if the need arises, I can reach and hit the reconnect button.
1578665
I have mine attached to the back of a stereo system in my home. The power for it is plugged into a switch that comes on when the stereo is turned on. As soon as I am in range and turn it on, my iPhone automatically attaches to it.
887107
Yes it will turn off to a "standby" mode after disuse, and then turn on again when airplay request to play. Note that if left indefinitely under battery power only, the battery will eventually run down and it won't be able to turn on when airplay sends request.
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Yes I turn off my Bluetooth feature on my iPhone or you can turn the zomm off I hope that helps
2090617
Sorry. I have not tried walking away with the iphone leaving the camera to work. I may have to try it to see. I suspect yu should not break the bluetooth link.
1553430
Re-pair no, Settings connect yes. Another reason I got rid of my iPhone bluetooth functionality sucks. On my android I have a shortcut to all my bluetooth devices on my homescreen.
2019581
I tested this scenario. I shut off my phone after I had powered on the Bluetooth mode on the radio. The radio stated that Bluetooth was disconnected and the blue light flashed rapidly for several minutes but did not power down.
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Yes it does power on. I do the same thing. it also autoconnects with your iphone, and also make sure you keep your bluetooth on all the time. if you dont you will have to reconnect each time
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It just turns off the line that is connected to your device. It is like pulling the plug from what ever device you are using it on