how can i pair my ipod classic 7th generation to a beat wireless headset by kokkia i10s
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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
512465
1. Plug the Kokkia into your iPOD2. You'll see a blue light blinking (means the device is ready to pair with something)3. Then, pair whatever device you want to4. That's it (if you want to pair a wireless headphone you will need to press the pairing button on it for about 5-10 seconds).Good luck!
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Just plug the Kokkia into your Ipod or I pad and the Beats should auromatically find it.
1809286
I don't know. I just went with the newer waterproof shuffle from the get go. I selected my own headset. The set up works perfectly.
2023871
To get them to sync, you need to hold the top button till the light flashes red and blue alternately. Then turn on device's Bluetooth. Headphones will then connect automatically.
2213885
Check your "airplay" settings while in the media player. If your phone is synced to the Bluetooth headset it should show as an option in airplay selection. I have not used them with IOS 7 yet. If you have 7 might be a compatibility issue with the ios.
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I tried to connect my iPod Classic 160GB via my KOKKIA i10s + aptX Tiny Bluetooth iPod Transmitter for iPod/iPhone/iPad/iTouch with true Apple authentication, delivers cleaner audio with reduced latency for aptX Bluetooth receivers to my Bose SoundLink portable Bluetooth speaker, but it would not connect after several tries. I went to the Bose SoundLink Mini page FAQ here: http://www.bose.com/controller?url=/shop_online/digital_music_systems/bluetooth_speakers/soundlink_mini/index.jsp and it states: "What kind of audio sources can I use with the SoundLink Mini Bluetooth speaker?" "The speaker is designed specifically for use with today's most popular Bluetooth devices, such as smartphones, tablets and laptops. In addition, it includes an auxiliary input for a wired connection to an MP3 or similar portable player." The KOKKIA i10s + aptX is an add-on Bluetooth transmitter. If it were built-in, with different hardware, such as a tablet, computer, or headphones it would then connect. But instead, you will need to obtain a 3.5mm cable for your connection.
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Yes it will work. I have a pair of wireless beats by dr dre and Motorola Bluetooth headphones for working out and they both work well with the device. The only thing is your battery life will be shorter on the iPod. It's a good add on to the classic iPod
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Mr. Imagine did not help you...GeeThe only way to use an I pod is to get an adapter. Get a long double ended 3mm cord that goes from your 3mm earphone hole on the POD then patch it into tje female 3mm end of a Y splitter to RCA and then go through a vacant input. - imagine that.
848515
hold down the power button until it blinks red and green and go to your bluetooth setting and connect it
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http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-360/accessories/use-bluetooth-wireless-headset
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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
2128657
First connect it to the iPod it will blink continuously afterwards turn on your Bluetooth headphones and pair it with the device. It will take a few seconds for it to pair.
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Sure. Connect with any bluetooth. All sounds generated by the iPod should play.
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Hold in middle button until bluetooth finds earphine signal, hit scan n pair devices. Go into ur music library n hit play, it will work
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Turn on the bluetooth on your phone first. On the headset,put em on and then push and hold the middle button til you hear a music tone. On the phone it will ask you which bluetooth you want paired up. Tap the one that gets paid to your phone and you should be good to go
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Go to your blue tooth settings and turn it on..Make sure the headphones are turned on as well it should flash blue and red....scan and find the name of the headphones. ...then it should pair fairly easily
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I don't have iPod Classic, so I'm unable to answer definitively. I would think they are compatible, but if you're in doubt about the connection, give Apple a call or chat. They're very helpful when it comes to any of their products.
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I have an iPod classic 160GB and an old iPod 60GB. I have 3 different bluetooth transmitters and the Kokkia I10 is my favorite. One reason it is my favorite is that there is no battery in this device to charge. When my iPod battery is done I change iPods. I cannot see a big difference in iPod battery life. I pair this with a Bose Mini Soundlink and my Hyundai Santa Fe SUV system. I do not have a Beats wireless headphones so I cannot answer your question. I just wanted to give you my experience with this device.