A:AnswerYes. Make sure the unit is in TX mode and make sure your cell phone Bluetooth is turned off since the Apple Airpods are designed to pick up a phone first. Contact us at [email protected] if you have any questions or need assistance.
A:AnswerThis means its paired. If you have bluetooth enabled on your phone and you want it connected to something else. Turn off bluetooth on your phone. Then connect to device in need. Then turn phone bluetooth back on if needed. I had similar issue
A:AnswerThis can only be done if the TV has a setting in the audio output settings where you can send sound to the AUX or Optical out and not to the TV speakers. Some TVs can do this and some cannot. The Aluratek BT transmitter has no control over how the TV routes the audio.
A:AnswerTry turning the tv volume down..
I connected to my tv and have a Bluetooth speaker which I then paired ..with separate volume for speaker an tv hope this helps
A:AnswerYes. You will run the Aluratek unit in RX mode (Receiving) and then pair the iPhone to the Receiver. Then the receiver should be directly connected to your mixer audio INPUT for playback.
A:AnswerUPDATE: In sonos application, there is settings to correct lip syn issues. I had to set them to the max limit, but the problem has been corrected. I had to use this setup due to location of the components (Using a projector outside, sonos amp in media closet)
A:AnswerThe bluetooth transmitter does not control volume in TX mode, but can do that in RX mode. Otherwise, volume is controlled from your headphones or from the source like a TV or Stereo.
A:AnswerAs long as the video screen on the plane has an audio output that you can connect to the Aluratek, then you can transmit in TX mode to your headphones or earbuds.
