Is there any special cord or adapter to use to get the on-cord music/call controls to work with Android devices?
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I have looked around and from my knowledge that function only works with iOS.
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This is what i've found: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00EWQDC8A/ref=ox_sc_act_image_1?ie=UTF8&m;=A2BEFMZ9BC9TKI
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AFAIK, it simply does not work with android. I may be wrong and there may be a few devices, but to my knowledge, no.
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Yes, My android phone works and I control the volume with both the machine and the phone. As far as I can tell it has to be docked. I haven't figured out how to connect remotely. All cannot seem to find any instructions for remotely connecting. I have not tried contacting the company because I haven't needed to. forum references remote connection but says you have to be so close that it doesn't matter if you aren't docked anyway. But the mic works great, even from a distance of 20 or so feet from the machine.
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On Android seems to only be phone audio by default. However there is an app called 'bluetooth mono' that allows you to output music to it.
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here is the current listing of compatible devices. http://www.monsterproducts.com/mp3/controltalkworks/I have an HTC One and the play/pause button and microphone works, not the volume keys. some items may work for different phones. full compatibility are listed on the above link
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Limited control pause, stop, play and select music on phone but not pandora.
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I'm sorry but I can't help you beacuse my cellphone is a Nexus 4. I can tell you that works perfectly with an Android phone! Including voice commands.
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You have to buy the cord for the Android phone , but I just use the Bluetooth
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I don't know mate. But the mic and pause/play/answer button work on my HTC Android phone. The volume ring, however, don't work with Android. They are exclusively designed for iOS devices. I hope this helps.
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The Manufacturer placed in the box that is only fully compatible with IPHONE and partially compatible with Android (volume not working for example). For Windows Phone, I believe that few or no commands will work. Cheers!
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It sounds like that might be the case. Android is a different OS than Iphone (sending device). Therefore the settings on the Android OS (sending device) might not be compatible with the source device. Remember, the cord is nothing more than a vehicle used to transfer audio signals from one device to another. If you are terminating the signal at a mixing device's balanced input Jack (XLR) then, in some cases you may have to do a little soldering to the cable's No. 3 & 1 pins. I hope this helps. Oh.. Also check the sending devices audio format eg. m3p,wav or mp4, etc.
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I have the HTC One X Android phone. It does not seems to find the music on the phone. Works fine with my iPod just not my Android phone. This head unit is packed with features, it's just not Android phone friendly. I have not used the blue tooth connection or the mic to test the calling feature. Hope that helps a little!
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No there isn't, unfortunately. There's only one button, for pausing music and/or accepting incoming calls.
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Only the pause/play button works on Android - not the volume control buttons. I tried them on the HTC One.
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Have not seen any. but the cord and adapters could be replaced by generic cords for whatever device you have
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Yes... I use it with onsong for android and it works great. ..easy to set up too.
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Well, it's a standard jack, so it should work on your average device that's built for that. I'm not really sure about the control buttons, though. My Nexus has them fine
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I can't answer for the MIC as I do not believe that it has one. As for the controls, it's simply a pause/mute button and, yes, it does work on Android phones (obviously depends on the app). I also have an S4 and it works to pause music for Play Music, Songza, and Pandora. Probably others as well but these are the only apps that I've used.