How to pair with a Bluetooth stereo system I can't get the speaker to PAIR with my bluetooth stereo system. From what I understood, all I'd have to do was to turn the stereo on and put it in Bluetooth mode and then it would automatically connect with the bluetooth speaker. Both the stereo and the speaker are both Insignia products and they are supposed to work together.
Is there anyone who can help me please?

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How to pair with a Bluetooth stereo system I can't get the speaker to PAIR with my bluetooth stereo system. From what I understood, all I'd have to do was to turn the stereo on and put it in Bluetooth mode and then it would automatically connect with the bluetooth speaker. Both the stereo and the speaker are both Insignia products and they are supposed to work together. 
Is there anyone who can help me please?

MeKiwi · Accepted Answer

To pair this speaker to a bluetooth device, you'll need to set the speaker into pairing mode by holding the MODE button (three overlapping circles) until the blue light flashes rapidly. Then, on your bluetooth device (stereo system), enter discovery mode and it should detect the speaker and connect.

Answered by MeKiwi 9 years ago

happygilmore · Answer

Not sure if its the same exact problem that I've experienced, but I had to disconnect and reconnect the bluetooth on my smart phone and then it chimed in and connected. Some times trying the simplest method works. If that doesn't work. Youtube is the next best troubleshooting avenue :-)

Answered by happygilmore 9 years ago

terry · Answer

Not everything is perfect...remember its man made and it sometimes happened...all u need is have two items with you. One flat USB adapter and the other one is RCA wire to connect to AUX output for your speaker and the other end to your stereo/car front panel AUX....like MP3 coby flash
drive.

jackaboo79 · Answer

first you have to set it up in your blue tooth there is a code on the speaker when you start it take it to Best Buy they are always very helpful

SKIP · Answer

On any Bluetooth device or devices, you have to read your manual and make sure that initially they are in the pairing mode. This pertains to both the transmitter and the receiver. Once you've initially paired them you should be able to turn Bluetooth on both the transmitter and receiver and they should Auto pair after that. This is standard for any Bluetooth devices, not just specific brands.

Answered by SKIP 9 years ago

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