iphone 3gs and 4g I have no manual. Can you tell me how to locate a fm channel to use and also can this be used as a speakerphone for phone?
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Let me say this for anyone who is wondering. All this does is broadcast whatever audio is coming through your source through an fm channel on your car. It has an ipod connector as well as a headphone cable output for any non ipod device. As long as your device has one of those two it should work perfectly. And yes you can use it for speaker phone. I suggest a bluetooth headset. The arm extends from the cigarette lighter so all you have to do is reach forward and hit accept for incoming call.
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Not sure I has an iPhone 4 and I didn't use the fm transmitter very long before it broke
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Should, connect, but can be an FM frequency challenge. I actually returned mine. Even in southern delaware where there are not a lot of high powered radio stations, I got a lot of interference and need to switch frequencies. For the same price, about, I bought a usb ready receiver to replace to manufacturer unit in my 97 miata. Plug the iPhone in with a lightning cable and rock on. Control from the head unit or the phone. Charges at the same time. �
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This is a monophonic device. It says it has "2 channels" but that's referring to radio channels to help with radio noise interference. You should get an adapter like this that splits the iPhone / iPod plug into separate mic and headphone plugs --> StarTech.com Headset adapter for headsets with separate headphone / microphone plugs - 3.5mm 4 position to 2x 3 position 3.5mm M/F . You'd plug the receiver's output into the mic plug of this adapter (both 3.5 mm), then use the wireless transmitter pack with the included Lav mic.
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I don't have an iPhone. I do use the speaker with my iPad. I have a patch cord to connect the iPad to the transmitter. The transmitter sends the signal to the wireless speakers. That allows me to play music through Pandora, YouTube, or any other application on the iPad. It wouldn't surprise me if you could do about the same thing with an iPhone.
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Good morning, personally I use a iPhone, however I know people who simply connect the device via bluetooth to the ISFM22 and manually set the radio to match the factory preset on the hardware since the apple application won't work on their windows phone. I've had the product for several months and use it almost everyday. One thing I will caution you of is the toggle switch adapter that ships with the unit. The quality could be better and I was forced to replace it with an actual vehicle toggle switch after about a week of us. The product does everything it promises.
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R. Montgomery is spot on. Just set an FM preset at whatever free frequency you end up with so you can EITHER use the built-in (rather tinny) speaker OR run it through your stereo speakers.
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When you use this device you pair the phone via Bluetooth to the Cruiser, then it acts as a speakerphone. The Cruiser has a FM transmitter so you can then have your phone's audio piped through the stereo, however in my experience I turn the FM off during calls and use the Cruiser standalone for the calls. I only use the FM for music.
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If I'm not mistaken you can't use it on the iPhone as a transmitter. You use it as a receiver. It will receive music from iPhone and send it to.....for example, your car stereo. If you have Bluetooth headphones or speakers you would use it as a transmitter for example I have an old mixer for DJing and it's not Bluetooth so I put the BTR9 in the jack where the headphones go......now it transmits the music to my headphones. To pair it to your iPhone just turn on the BTR9 then turn ur Bluetooth on on ur iPhone and it should find it. It took a couple of on and off before it read the signal but now that it's hook as soon as I turn on my iPhone or the BTR9 it automatically connects. Hope this was helpful and hope I didn't offend u in anyway by explaining more in depth.
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This can be confusing. My understanding is that this device is for data amplification, which is whatI'm using it for, specifically Verizon's 4g lte technology. Phone signals as I understand, are in the 3GFrequency spectrum and this device will not do phone(voice). I suggest you call a technical rep at theSite you are looking at this device and confirm what I have just stated. Good luck.
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If your radio already has speakers and fm you should be able to just set the fm tuner to a clear channel and play it they work even better if theres an auxillary port to plug in a cable. but if it has fm and speakets it will work.
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yes, the manual isn't good at explaining, The AUX or Effect button allows you to activate it. I sent a signal out of the Aux send jack into a powered speaker, and it works like a charm.
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I am presently studying this phone as I am looking for a replacement for my NOKIA 9500 COMMUNICATOR. When I come across the answer to your question I will get back to you. I recommend that you go to the NOKIA "Developer" site, pull up the information of the n 97 mini and gleen thru what they tell you. Move the cursor over the various features for the phone and a whole lot of detailed information will pop up. Spanish Language? I will be on the look out for that. Regarding FM radio, I believe that I read it has FM radio and it will require the antenna be used while in use.
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3GS... I don't know. But I think you still can use the headset and mic phone to hear/ talk on a iPhone 3GS. The volume control may not work with iPhone device though.
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I called the Satechi Co, to ask specifically about a FM Receiver that would work with iPod, and this does an exceptional job! They may have a certain one that works better with iPhone, if you call them. It works best away from populations with lots of radio stations.
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Yes. You select an unused FM frequency on the device and it transmits it to your radio. Well that is supposed to be how it works anyway. Didn't work for me at all. I think the transmit power is too low?
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I used it without any app. I had iphone and downloaded the app but never used it. All the app does is allow you to change frequencies. It has 3 frequencies built in to the side of it. I used one of those. No need to change all the time.