A:AnswerThis device has no display but it identifies it's self on devices that do.
Yes, a charging cable is included. So is a cable for stereo
(red and white jacks).
A:AnswerAs long as your hearing aids are A2DP profile compatible then yes. When you try to pair be sure to turn Bluetooth OFF on your iphone. This way the iPhone will not grab your hearing aids before the Aluratek unit can.
A:AnswerYes. If the included RCA adapter cable is used I can still control the TV speakers via the TV's remote volume control. I control the earbud volume via the earbud volume control.
A:AnswerIf you are trying to send audio from the Blu-ray player to a BT speaker, you will need to set ABC01F in transmit mode and pair to the BT speaker. Then connect ABC01F to the headset/aux output on the Blu-ray player. Please contact our support team at [email protected] or 866-580-1978 for further assistance.
A:AnswerPlease try to adjust the 3.5mm connector to make sure it is not loose. You may also check the receiver with another system to make sure it is not interference in your car setting. Was the power connected to the receiver? Sometime, the power source can be the cause of static as well.
A:AnswerMost headphones that are Bluetooth, or wired, are built to receive audio coming from the PC. The PC is where the audio originates from (wether it is coming from the PC's ability to play audio CD, stream, or otherwise). If the unit is a headset with boom mic and not heaphones then it can send audio as well. In this case you need to go into your audio settings and make sure the INPUT is connected to the headset mic, and the OUTPUT is connected to the headset ear piece. In your case the Transmitter/Receiver you bought will only operate in one or the other modes. In TX mode it is a transmitter. In RX mode it is a receiver. If your computer already has Bluetooth built in then you probably do not need the ABC01F. If you are using the ABC01F as a Receiver (RX mode) then it cannot connect headphones which usually only connect to transmitters. Contact [email protected] for more info. If you send me the setup you want and the disired outcome from your setup I can probably help you here.
A:AnswerYes. Be sure to have the unit in TX mode for transmitting, then connect to your iPod using the audio cable, then pair to the hearing aids. Be sure your hearing aids are A2DP profile compatible. Contact us at [email protected] if you have issues.
A:AnswerYes, the main thing is to have the Aluratek device in TX mode for transmitting and also make sure your hearing aids are A2DP profile compatible. Some are not and need to be used with a proprietary system. You can check with the manufacturer of the hearing aids for this info.
A:AnswerThis is a very clear reliable bluetooth signal. Easy to pair also. This connects to the headphone connection and allows bluetooth devices to connect effortlessly
A:AnswerYes. This unit, ABC01F, has two modes of operation -- transmit and receive. If you are looking to transmit from your stereo to BT headphones then connect the ABC01F to your headphone output on the stereo, or to an AUX audio output on the back. Then pair to the headphones. Most BT headphones will work if they are A2DP profile compatible, which most Bluetooth device are. Contact us at [email protected] for more tips.
A:AnswerI keep the usb plugged in to a docking station and rca plug in the headphone jack of docking station. Other than that i would not know. Battery should be determined by how much you use it
A:AnswerI’ve never used it to transmit only receive from my tablet to my amplifier. So, I don’t know. It does say it’s a transmitter so…try it and find out.
A:AnswerIt should be. The ABC01F can be used in RX or TX mode. TX is for transmitting and RX for receiving. Depending on what you are trying to do with your setup will determine what mode you use. If you need further support contact us at [email protected].
