If the device i am connecting this to such as a Bose Mini Soundlink has no screen/interface, how do I pair the stream from this to the speaker?
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I have paired to devices which don't have screens with no problem. All that is needed to do is press the pairing button on the Indigo and they pair up.
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I am unfamiliar with the Bose unit you have, but it looks like it is a speaker setup with bluetooth built in. Assuming that is the case, you will hook the Indigo device to whatever you want the source to be (TV, MP3 player, etc) and set the switch to transmit. The Indigo has a button on top that can be used to change the modes. Instructions will be provided with the Indigo that explain the modes. But if I remember correctly, you will hold the button about 5 seconds until the led flashes blue and red, indicating it is in a pairing mode. You will also set the Bose into a pairing mode, and the two should find each other. It may take a little fiddling, but it should work fine (even if you don't know how to play the fiddle :-)
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You will need 2 devices. The devices speak to each other well. (Hold the buttons for 3 seconds until it starts flashing red, then release the buttons and wait for both devices to get a green light. I believe their IS indeed a way to use just one device by putting your Bose on "search mode" and your device on receive search mode .... But I haven't done it. I own 2 (for the price of one, this is the easiest way to go. In fact. Some apps don't put out Bluetooth sound in my phone but I ALWAYS have Bluetooth through this device because it plugs into the earphone port. You will need 2 devices. The devices speak to each other well. (Hold the buttons for 3 seconds until it starts flashing red, then release the buttons and wait for both devices to get a green light. I believe their IS indeed a way to use just one device by putting your Bose on "search mode" and your device on receive search mode .... But I haven't done it. I own 2 (for the price of one, this is the easiest way to go. In fact. Some apps don't put out Bluetooth sound in my phone but I ALWAYS have Bluetooth through this device because it plugs into the earphone port.
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I pressume that the Bose Mini Soundlink have bluetooh capabilities. If so, get acquainted of the Bose procedure and follow it. Indigo is very easy, you press the central button and look at the LED going from BLUE to red/blue and you stop there and it should hook up with Bose. Hope this helps
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The newest answers are "right on." Just start with the 2 Bluetooth items to be paired close to each other (a foot or 2). Be sure the Indigo is charged, its switch is set to transmit, and the Bose is set in its pairing mode. Press the Indigo button for 5 seconds until its LED flashes rapidly between blue and red, and the Bose and Indigo will eventually pair, allowing the signal to pass from it's source (radio, TV, etc.) through the Indigo, and over the air to the Bose.
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It automatically connected to my Bluetooth headphones (obviously no screen) the directions are fairly clear.
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I was confused about this as well but it turned out to be pretty straightforward. Basically keep the 2 close to each other and make sure the Bose soundlink is in the pairing mode by holding the bluetooth button. You do not need to put in any code or anything it just pairs! Also it is important that your input is active, I was trying once with the input not connected to any music and it didn't work.
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Do not use the Bluetooth connection; instead, hardwire it with the included audio cable. Your video and audio should be in sync; this worked for me.
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I have the same question. I've configured it for speaker b, but there is no sound.
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It suppose to hook up through your bluetooth. I'm assuming you are going to sync with your phone. Just go to your bluetooth settings search for the device and it will appear on the screen. Switch the speaker to bluetooth logo. It will tell you that it is ready to connect. Once it has connection it will say it's connected. Hope that answered your question. It's really easy to sync.
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Turn on power push the bluetooth button for 10 seconds and if start blinking it searching for the device to be pair or to connect. If still the same problem the bluetooth speaker might be defective.
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What is,the Bluetooth device you are using to stream to the Bluetooth speakers and what version bluetooth is that device?
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i stream through mine check your setting make sure the volume on music is turned up also reset you bluetooth conection
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I connected to a Bose Companion Speaker system. I have also connected it to my amplifier and stereo speakers. Both I owned already. If you think about the Phorus like your iPhone or laptop, how would you connect those at your house today to play to speakers? Phorus also has speakers you can buy but not included with this.
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Try unpairing it and then pair it againg then connect to it and play your music
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Just looked at a picture of the back of the soundboard..Shouldn't be a problem connecting it. This link shows how.http://youtu.be/EgJjlxuEUmc
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Not as such, but I obtained a Bluetooth transmitter which plugs into the Zip's headphone jack, and pairs and connects with my Bose soundbar. About $29 on Amazon, by TaoTronics. I use it a lot--charge works for 6+ hours.{{TaoTronics® TT-BA01 Wireless Portable Bluetooth Stereo Music Transmitter (Not A Bluetooth Receiver) for 3.5mm Audio Devices (iPod, MP3/MP4, TV, Kindle Fire, Media Players...)}}Best,David
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Check to see if Bluetooth is enabled on your streaming device, then hold down the large button in the front of your speaker until it flashes. Go to your device (phone, tablet, etc) and select Big Blue from the list of Bluetooth devices. Hope that helps.
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Hi S., the available connections on the Sony Stereo Receiver are HDMI in and out, Optical in, Coaxial in, Audio In and out, Component Video in, Composite Video in, and USB. Check with your Bose speakers if it supports any of those connections. -Vincent
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Generally you need to select a different audio output from your source device. I watched a movie from my ipad mini connected to the projector via a HDMI cable and used bluetooth for the sound to my Bose headset. I am going to try a bluetooth dongle to hook up a surround sound system. So far the wireless projection is pretty much false advertising. From an iPad it only does pictures and documents loaded in a special app. No video, PPT, etc. Useless!!!
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You will have to manually select the dock for input. It also has selections for "aux-in" and "radio" for the built-in tuner. You have to read the dimly-lit LED window in order to know which input is selected. The LED lights on mine quit working after several weeks making it impossible to see what input I was selecting. Mine is now sitting in the garage and no longer in use. I have purchased a Bose Mini-Link Bluetooth speaker as a replacement and it is wonderful.
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Sometimes you have to turn off and unplug the sounddock them turn back on. The device should make a sound and start flashing the light (looking for a signal to pick up). Then you go to the bluetooth setting on your phone or tablet and pair with the sounddock device.
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You can connect the music device with a cord which is included and plugs into the headphone plug. Or use Bluetooth OR do what I do and put your music on a mini San disc and insert that into a slot on the speaker and it will play directly from the disc.