How many different devices can be bluetoothed to this in dash radio
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I believe it's up to 5 devices at a time that can be registered. If you have more devices then that you will end up having to delete a device to add more. I installed this on a houseboat we have a timeshare in and it works great. Everyone loves the bluetooth option. It works great!
1273255
Owned it, I could have 1 hooked up. But it will "remember" or look for up to 5 devices
1273256
I am very happy with this radio. I only use 1 item, my Droid Razor. I play music, speak on the phone all wireless. Works great. I have never tried to hook up more then one device, so i cannot say.
152832
You can pair up to two devices at the same time. It's compatible with up to 8 different blue tooth devices
1403671
Hi Craig, Thanks for the question. There is no limit to the amount of devices that the Wireless Outdoor Speakers can connect to. You will have to 'unpair" or turn off Bluetooth on the device you are using to allow another to connect to the speakers. You should not have to forget device. Contact AV-Express for more information.
1108346
Only one at a time, either aux input or BT. It can also pair with multiple BT devices but will connect to one at any given time.
1771901
Yes, the iPad is capable of connecting to more than one Bluetooth device at a time: in this case, a keyboard and speakers. I do it all the time, and although in fairness it's a different keyboard than the Snugg I'm using now I don't doubt that one can send audio via Bluetooth from your iPad without losing the connection with the Snugg.
1837732
in theory you can, I-ve never tried. It has Bluetooth only for calls, not music, and the instructions say you can hook up to 8 phones
1431078
essentially, you can pair up to at least 3 devices (I had yet try more than that), but it can connect to 2 item at most at one time.
85283
No you cannot. Your device is only capable of connecting to one Bluetooth enabled device at a time
256393
Your mileage may vary (sorry, couldn't resist the pun), but most mobiles can support multiple Bluetooth peripherals, e.g. an HID trackpad/keyboard and a headset. Your car is probably paired as a headset device (maybe A2DP for music), this may interfere with the headset connection, but as an HID it should work. The real question is, can you NOT use this device's audio connection while using it as an HID trackpad.
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You can connect one phone at a time. If there are two phones with Bluetooth in the car it will connect to the first phone it happens to see. For example, if it sees my phone first it will not drop the connection and reconnect to my wife's phone if she gets an incoming call. To get that to work I would need to turn off Bluetooth on my phone and wait for it to attach to her phone. Then it may attach to her phone. As far as I can tell there is no 'prioritization' scheme for it to connect to more than one phone in response to events like the phone ringing or to select a preferred phone for outgoing telephone calls.
871934
Yes, it has Built-in Bluetooth READY. It is actually a great dash-in radio, i would recommend it.
1089355
2 bluetooth phones, and 1 bluetooth audio device can be connected at the same time... Additionally you can register a total of 5 bluetooth devices to this unit.
1051374
No, it uses the newer Bluetooth low energy protocol, not regular Bluetooth so both can be used at the same time. I have confirmed this in my vehicle.
1863777
No, I tried, it only accepts one at a time. It disconnects with the present one when you try to bluetooth a new device.
120534
Although I haven't tried it I believe you can. According to the Bluetooth specification you can connect up to 8 devices simultaneously. Check out this link: http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/bluetooth2.htm
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You can connect one phone at a time. If there are two phones with Bluetooth in the car it will connect to the first phone it happens to see. For example, if it sees my phone first it will not drop the connection and reconnect to my wife's phone if she gets an incoming call. To get that to work I would need to turn off Bluetooth on my phone and wait for it to attach to her phone. Then it may attach to her phone. As far as I can tell there is no 'prioritization' scheme for it to connect to more than one phone in response to events like the phone ringing or to select a preferred phone for outgoing telephone calls. You can connect one phone at a time. If there are two phones with Bluetooth in the car it will connect to the first phone it happens to see. For example, if it sees my phone first it will not drop the connection and reconnect to my wife's phone if she gets an incoming call. To get that to work I would need to turn off Bluetooth on my phone and wait for it to attach to her phone. Then it may attach to her phone. As far as I can tell there is no 'prioritization' scheme for it to connect to more than one phone in response to events like the phone ringing or to select a preferred phone for... » Read More You can connect one phone at a time. If there are two phones with Bluetooth in the car it will connect to the first phone it happens to see. For example, if it sees my phone first it will not drop the connection and reconnect to my wife's phone if she gets an incoming call. To get that to work I would need to turn off Bluetooth on my phone and wait for it to attach to her phone. Then it may attach to her phone. As far as I can tell there is no 'prioritization' scheme for it to connect to more than one phone in response to events like the phone ringing or to select a preferred phone for outgoing telephone calls. « Show Less
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My guess is yes, though I have not done so. Most Bluetooth runs on multiple units.