Is there a way to connect with Bluetooth Devices that do not need a passcode? Most of my Bluetooth devices are this way and I cannot connect with the given bluetooth stack(driver). I have tried other drivers from online, but the bluetooth devices disconnect within a fewe minutes and are buggy when they are connected. Is there a way to connect with Bluetooth Devices that do not need a passcode? Most of my Bluetooth devices are this way and I cannot connect with the given bluetooth stack(driver). I have tried... » Read More Is there a way to connect with Bluetooth Devices that do not need a passcode? Most of my Bluetooth devices are this way and I cannot connect with the given bluetooth stack(driver). I have tried other drivers from online, but the bluetooth devices disconnect within a fewe minutes and are buggy when they are connected. « Show Less
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Works on Raspian: I'm using it with raspian for the raspberry pi Model B+ and in the raspian bluetooth device connection setup, it asks me for for a code, I just choose random, and then it waits. The screen then asks if I want to serial connect. I select "Yes" then it's connected. I'm doing this with ipega 9017 BT controllers and wiimotes.
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This device has worked well with my LG Tone headset/headphones. Only problem I've had is that sometimes if I'm watching a movie while multitasking sometimes the audio gets out of sync. That's how I know I'm multi-tasking a bit too much. But that's rare and I do overtax my system with the dual monitors and everything. Never had a problem listening to music.
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I am having no issues using Windows 8.1 Pro's default Bluetooth driver. I pair with speakers and headphones that do not use a code. Works well. Never bothered with any other drivers. This info may not help you in any other version of Windows. I can't attest.
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I dont have the unit anymore but recall something about being able connect thru bluetooth. I never tried it though.
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Usually you need to input the bluetooth code. On the bottom of the device there is a code and on your mobile device when you ask it to connect with bluetooth, you should see a series of options of devices to connect with. Connect with the jam series and then it should ask for a code to be entered.
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I thought that not having it was going to bug me, but it really hasn't been an issue. Do you have lots of bluetooth peripherals?Like les1984 basically suggested, you can get bluetooth receivers that don't stick out past the USB slot and always leave it in.EDIT: Here is a link to an example. You might be able to find more options prices elsewhere:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833242001
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you hold down the button and you hit the Bluetooth on the device you want to connect I don't think you can have two devices at the same time but if you want to connect to a different device do the same thing and just make sure the Bluetooth on the other devices off
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This makes a desk top or lap top without bluetooth able to connect to anything bluetooth. I purchased mine for a set of blue tooth stereo head phone with a mic most of my computers are wifi and xonnect via the network. I use it for music. Some creative products include a wireless uusb conmection but it isn't always bluetooth. This allows your phone anything to pair. It has software and a small button you push to pair.
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I think the bluetooth is referring to how the nano USB receiver finds the mouse. Meanng it is wireless. There is no button I can see that would allow you to pair this with another device without the dongle. But that is a really small receiver! I even tried to see if my iPad could see the mouse with the Bluetooth on. Nope. My laptop does not have Bluetooth to test this.
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Try turning off all your other Blutooth devices associated with it. For instance if your phone Blutooth is on and your trying to connect to Oontz your computer or iPad etc, it will not connect till you turn off the Blutooth function on the other devices.
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Only takes a few seconds. If it's not working it may already be paired with another device. If that is not the case u may need to send it back and get another one there may be something wrong with that bluetooth
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Disable the bluetooth of the paired/connected device, then pair second device. Only one device at a time can be connected. You can't listen to two devices at the same time. When the connected device is either out of range or it's bluetooth is disabled, then the second device can be connected.
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No drivers required. Bluetooth should be native to everything you mentioned. Just follow the included instructions about pairing.
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Mine didn't either. assume faulty hardware because driver install wouldn't matter if windows can't even find a device to install a driver for. threw it away and the bought a bluetooth 4.0 name brand for $10 which required no drivers. plug and play.
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It works for me. First you need to turn on the Bluetooth and scan and find the device. Once found you enter the special numeric code and sync. After that it connects automatically every time you turn it on.
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What ever bluetooth device it was paired to should recognise it if you follow the pairing instructions.Hold the button on the bottom in for 5 sec.till blue light starts flashing.turn on the bluetooth feature you want to pair and follow the devices pairing procedure. If you,re unlucky and have a nexas7 pad,forget it.google dumped the bluetooth feature so you,ll have to connect wired like i did
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I purchased the devise several years ago. Initially, I went to bluetooth settings, selected the devise and it connected and worked fine. Recently when I have done the same thing, it has start asking me for a password. I don't recall a password and because I have had for several years, I don't have any paperwork that tells me what password to use. So now basically, I can't use it at all.
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I see nothing about bluetooth support. It has audio out phono jacks (red and white), an earphone jack, and a USB port. I does take songs in from Windows Media, but I'm presuming that's part of the WiFi (802.11n) capability. I don't even know if (but doubt that) hooking a bluetooth transmitter to the the USB port work outbound since USB in doesn't necessary mean USB out. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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It does not come with bluetooth, you might try a bluetooth adapter but may have trouble pairing to your device. Hope this helps