A:AnswerYou push the green button and it answers your call, music stops playing while you talk, then starts again when you hang up. Audio comes through car speakers, microphone built into product, so it's hands free, just push red button to hang up.
Green button is on the top of device, on the right, red button I is right next to it, on the top left, so you don't even have to look down and take your eyes off the road at all. Just (call answer -right,) (end call- left.)
A:AnswerNo, you don't have to have Bluetooth in your car. I don't. I have an older car a 2003, and it works fine. A little static but again I have a 2003! You can charge two things at the same time as well. You just need the usb cables (only need cables for charging) you can also answer cell phone, audio comes through car speakers, microphone built in. music stops while you talk....starts again when you hang up.
A:AnswerHi Stella, this is Kaleb with Bracketron. If your phone is connected to the Roadtripper FM Transmitter, and your transmitter is properly set up with your radio station, your phone calls will be heard through the radio. However, if you are listening to the CD player, you will need to be sure to change to FM radio in order to hear the audio from the phone call. Essentially, a phone call will not interrupt your CD player from playing. You will have to manually change to FM Radio in order to hear it. Thank you for your question! If this doesn't help, please feel free to reach out to us further at [email protected] for more help. Thanks! Bracketron Support
A:AnswerThank you for your question.
Yes, this FM Transmitter will allow you to listen to music and answer calls if you don't have Bluetooth built-in to your vehicle. Please feel free to contact [email protected], if you have other questions.
Thanks,
Bracketron Support
A:AnswerThank you for your question.
You can connect your iPhone to the Bluetooth FM Transmitter to play your music. Please feel free to contact [email protected], if you have other questions.
Thanks,
Bracketron Support
A:AnswerI have a 2001 Avalon with the original stereo. It hooks into the cigarette lighter and just plays through your stereo speakers so I don’t see why it wouldn’t work in your truck.
A:AnswerYour subs should be connected to you stereo and therefore work on any station. This device doesn’t change anything about how your car’s system works. As far as your car stereo is concerned, you’re just listening to the radio. So if your subs don’t work when listening to the radio, they weren’t installed correctly. If you paid someone, I’d go back. If you installed them, you may have connected to the wrong wires.
A:AnswerIf you receive a call while using the roadtripper through bluetooth, you will be able to answer the call and hear the audio through your car speakers. The roadtripper has a microphone on it, so you are able to communicate through it. Thanks, Bracketron Support
A:Answeryou don't "hook up" to the speakers, it's a 're-transmitter'. it will pair with your cell, just like regular bluetooth, then send the signal to a radio station [FM RF], which you select. you then listen to the call from your car speakers. if you have an open air 'hotrod', you may have difficulty using this due to road noise, wind. no "app" was needed.
A:AnswerIt worked perfectly in my 2003 Mitsubishi with no Bluetooth. Just follow the instructions provided and you should be able to use your phone to project your music through your car speakers. Good luck!
