Can I connect two devices at once to this receiver?
1275253
No, you can only connect one device at a time. You need to disconnect one before you can connect to the next one.
22782
You can always wire 2 devices to the same connection. They are rated for 10 amps. That is probably plenty.
1198090
Yes, you can use multiple receivers. All will alert at the same time, if they are within the reception range of the doorbell button. I have found that the units don't work at the range that they advertise. You should probably try one receiver in the various locations to see if it works there before you purchase 4 receivers.
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.
207396
Hi Kurt,You ask a great question, the answer is it can be done. You will need a second set of Bluetooth speakers to do this. In actuality a device, like an iphone, cannot send the same signal to 2 different bluetooth receivers. The way to do this is with a bluetooth splitter. It is a very small device that plugs into the headphone output of the phone or tablet and then the splitter does what it says, splits the signal to allow 2 different speakers to be connected to one device. Please contact AV-Express for more information.
1677911
I can not confirm that one way or another as I had never attempted this... I would contact the manufacture about this. But based on what I know you can only connect to one Bluetooth devise at a time, thus only allowing 1 Bluetooth devise to be connected at any one given time.
507723
Yes, you can pair it with 2 devices at the same time. I use it connected to 2 iPhones.
894941
Both devices can connect but cannot be connected at the same time. Only one will transfer information at a time.
1943494
HI, It is possible to do so. But I do not have a separate Amazon item created for that additional receiver.
301749
Yeah you could pair it with 2 or more devices..but remember that you can only hear it with 1 device at a time. But it basically pairs with any device..
1419178
You can transmit to one of your bluetooth speakers by connect the audio jack out from your receiver. You can not connect 2 bluetooth speakers at a time. If you like to connect 2 bluetooth device at same time, you need to use TRX__HDM, Multi_links which can connect 2 bluetooth devices at a time. The TRX_HDM weblink is http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MMQVSQK.
1797224
I don't think so. I've never tried, but Bluetooth is typically one device to one device at a time for a type of data. While you can hook up an audio receiver and a keyboard to a tablet or smartphone at the same time, I don't think you can stream music out to two devices at once.
312862
I have ONE... but I believe two would work... upon startup each end 'scans' for the other end; I would think that if you 'brought up' one link and then the other they would form two non-interfering links. Also be aware that the range of these devices is low... a wall or even serious furniture can impede the signal completely, so it might be possible to just 'aim you way' to mutual non-interference. Hope this helps. BTW: I love mine... it make a super clear and high fidelity connection far better than the WiFi links I tried before buying this.
802435
You cannot use this for that purpose; this is an "HDMI splitter", which was built to take one HDMI source and output that to a maximum of 4 HDTV's (like in a sports bar). Because what you want is surround sound from all three devices (and without knowing the type of receiver you have) your options are: - If your Receiver has only one or two HDMI inputs - you will need to add a "HDMI Switch", to accommodate all three devices. - If your Receiver has no HDMI inputs - it is better to get a new Receiver with atleast 3 HDMI inputs. - If your Receiver has three or more HDMI inputs - you are fine, just connect your devices to the Receiver. I hope this helps....
1597060
If you're trying to hook up multiple devices at once, yes. It also switches to the device when it powers on or you can manually switch them.
484646
No, but perhaps you could find a bluetooth audio receiver and an auxiliary splitter to run wires to both devices!
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