A:AnswerYes, you can plug it into an outlet, but you will need a USB AC adapter. On the other hand, if the device whose audio port you have it plugged into also happens to have a USB port on it, you should be able plug it in there!
A:AnswerIf your Bluetooth speakers are Dolby 5.1 or higher, this device is not suited for that. The transmission bitrate for this device is too slow to accommodate Dolby 5.1 or higher. Stereo 2-Channel Bluetooth speakers are appropriate.
A:AnswerThis is not an absolute answer but my Sena 20S has considerable range while this little bluetooth gadget is good for maybe 30-50 feet, which would suggest different frequencies? the beauty of this answer is that someone will jump in, call me an idiot (rightly so) and give the correct answer. Anyway, check the two frequencies for a match. Take care.
A:AnswerAssuming the tablet does not transmit via Bluetooth: If you plug the BT Audio device into the headphone port, of the tablet, you can transmit via Bluetooth. If it is the mixer that is not Bluetooth enabled, you would plug the BT Audio device in the AUX IN port, of the mixer, to receive via Bluetooth.
A:AnswerI have not tried a connection from RGA out put to the transmitter, but I have connected from the 3.5mm to the transmitter and connected to Bose Bluetooth head phones and to another set of Bluetooth ear buds (not at the same time).
A:AnswerIt should work with any type of music input. Your device doesn't need Bluetooth. This device provides Bluetooth to devices that don't have Bluetooth.
A:AnswerThe ABC01F is a transmitter and receiver. Yes, it can connect to a TV Aux Output or TV headphone jack and then be used to pair via Bluetooth with a BT speaker or headphones. Volume must be controlled from either the TV or the speaker or headphones. Bluetooth transmitters do not control the volume. In transmit mode you cannot control volume. Only in Receiving mode (RX) can you control volume. So make sure your TV or Speakers offer solid volume control.
A:AnswerThis all depends on the TV and not the transmitter. All the transmitter does is send audio from point A to point B. It has no control over the internals of the TV. Most older TVs do not offer this option, but some new TVs do but usually with Optical connections where the speakers can still work. Check your TV manual.
A:AnswerCheck on the back of your TV and look for an AUX Audio Output. Or look for an Optical Out (which will look like a small ethernet port). If it has optical you will need a Bluetooth device that offers Optical input and output. Our ABC02F, ABC53F, and the ABCD54F can do Optical.
