how to connect ipod to oontz?
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Ask your iPod to search for blue tooth devices. Found in the gear icon. The speaker has a button on the side, kinda like a circle. Hold it until the unit beeps and you should see a new icon on the lower right of the screen in the music app. This shows when you are playing music. That's all I do. My phone knows the speaker pass code.
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Turn on Bluetooth in Settings on iPod. Turn on Oontz (switch on the back). Press and hold the power button (on side of Oontz). On iPod, select the Oontz as the option to connect. Or connect via Aux cord.
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You use the supplied audio cable in the headphone jack to connect your iPod to the Oontz.
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There is a line in on the back. The speaker comes with a short wire to connect to a iPod.
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You must have Bluetooth capability on your iPod. If not, then you have to use the provided cable from your headphone output to the input on the Oontz. If it doesn't work right away, try using the selector button on the Oontz. If you do have Bluetooth on your iPod, make sure it is turned on, then switch on the Oontz and push the selector button. The blue light will blink until the connection is made. Hope this helps.
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If you have an iPod Touch or newer Nano with Bluetooth connectivity, you can use that. Alternately, you can use any iPod with the Oontz by connecting a 3.5mm cable from the headphone jack of the iPod to the Oontz.
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No ipod has a 30 pin usb conection and even with an adapter the ipod does not support otg interface
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hiif you have an iPod or iPad there an app for that. search for iomega in itune
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Sure. Connect with any bluetooth. All sounds generated by the iPod should play.
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you must purchase an optical audio cable, that is sold seperatly. It took me a while to figure that out. Plus , I have an older Ipod, the one just before the touch and it will not play mine. It does play the newer ones.
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I'm having similar problems with connecting my iPods (various models)..system not recognizing it (them)
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There is a port to plug in the extension cable that comes with it. You then connect the ipod to the extension cable. I actually ran the cable into the glove box. then I can place the ipod hidden away. I actually never remove it.
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I connect my iphone to mine using the Aux input. If your iPod has an aux output, all you need is the connecting aux cable
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Since the ipods don't have input connections, the only idea that I can come up with is to import them into iTunes and then sync up the ipod to get them onto it. To import them into iTunes may require that the home movies be put on a CD in an old format (If you are lucky it might be able to read DVDs and the newer formats, but iTunes seems so persnickety)
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try going on her pc and connect the new ipod to it, and open itunes, then try syncing her songs to it.
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The Oontz Ultra-Portable works with apple blue tooth software applications. The Oontz is compatible with most Bluetooth devices that support A2DP. Devices without A2DP cannot play music wirelessly through the Oontz. The functionality and features that can be used on the Oontz are dependant on the bluetooth device (iPhone, Mobile Phone, MP3/MP4 Player, PC, Mac, etc.) the Oontz is to be paired with. Non bluetooth devices can be connected to the Oontz using the supplied Line-in cable (3.5mm Stereo) for speaker use only.
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Hey Floyd,As I am kinda tech challenged, it was really simple. I think all I did was turned it on and my iPod found it automatically. If you are still having problems then go to your settings tab on your iPod and make sure you have bluetooth turned on. If it is then go to bluetooth settings and make sure MW600 is connected, If not connected then touch it so it will discover it.If MW600 is not listed press and hold the on-off button on the MW600 unit for about 5 seconds, pairing indicator should appear on display. On your iPod search for and add new device. Enter 0000 if a passcode is required. Hey Floyd,As I am kinda tech challenged, it was really simple. I think all I did was turned it on and my iPod found it automatically. If you are still having problems then go to your settings tab on your iPod and make sure you have bluetooth turned on. If it is then go to bluetooth settings and make sure MW600 is connected, If not connected then touch it so it will discover it.If MW600 is not listed press and hold the on-off button on the MW600 unit for about 5 seconds, pairing indicator should appear on display. On your iPod search for and add new device. Enter 0000 if a passcode is... » Read More Hey Floyd,As I am kinda tech challenged, it was really simple. I think all I did was turned it on and my iPod found it automatically. If you are still having problems then go to your settings tab on your iPod and make sure you have bluetooth turned on. If it is then go to bluetooth settings and make sure MW600 is connected, If not connected then touch it so it will discover it.If MW600 is not listed press and hold the on-off button on the MW600 unit for about 5 seconds, pairing indicator should appear on display. On your iPod search for and add new device. Enter 0000 if a passcode is required. « Show Less
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This is just a speaker, if the device you are using is capable then yes. but not with the Oontz.
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If the ipod has bluetooth or you can connect it with the 3.5mm wire (included). Other companies sell bluetooth adapters for ipods. I use one on my ipod classic.
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If your ipod has Bluetooth. I know iPhones have Bluetooth, not sure about the new iPod touch though, check your settings first.
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I newer didn't have Ipod and I'm not sure that iPod has Bluetooth connection at all. Regarding other devices which haves Bluetooth connection, put your device in pairing mode, then press Pairing button on the top of right earphone for 3 seconds. It will start blinking blue light fast. At that time on your device find DRBT101 headphones and press "Pair". After pairing is completed blue LED will blink slowly (once in 5 seconds). That is all.
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You will need to use the head phone jack and cable...or add a blue tooth adapter. See this webpage for further answers.http://www.instructables.com/id/Add-INTERNAL-Bluetooth-Capability-To-Your-iPod/