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Logitech Bluetooth Audio-Receiver
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No, that's no good. This is a Bluetooth receiver, not a transmitter.
Unfortunately not no, is only intended for one player.
I don't think it's possible, this article is more for HiFi.
Via tape. Phono is for the record player (much weaker signal).
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Cause found: The sound balance on the Macbook was set to a single speaker - so as not to disturb the cat, which has its bed in front of the other speaker :D
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Hello Steareth-4
I don't even have the thing in use anymore, but have reactivated it now anyway, oh what am I nice again! :-)
Test: Connect mobile phone and pair via BT. I disconnected the Logitech adapter from the power supply for 5 minutes, plugged it back in, and the phone connected again straight away. I am confident that it will work for longer than 5 minutes.
Greetings, mikeych76
This receiver only comes with a mains adapter. As an alternative, this model could be considered:
TP-LINK HA100 (receiver)
Connection to the car radio: via 3.5mm jack - cinch cable or via Bluetooth.
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Mostly yes, but sometimes it is necessary to press the button. To pair another device, the current one must be unpaired and the new one actively paired, otherwise it does not work.
Is only stereo
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Hello
In Windows: Open Device Manager/ Bluetooth/ Select your Bluetooth device/ Right click on your device/ Properties/ Advanced. There you can give the receiver a name.
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No, you can't.
This is a receiver and NOT a transmitter. It is therefore only possible to receive audio signals from a mobile phone/tablet etc. and then route them to a stereo system, for example.
The other way round, i.e. audio signals from the TV to Apple Airpods, is not possible.
Hello yes, I was supplied with a cable. On one side cinch or RCA audio to AUX audio.
I bought it for a friend, he's using it to send music from phone to his receiver (can't remember the type). It works for him
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Hello Jens!
Your eyes are not deceiving you! The adapter is always in "stand by" mode, which means that the blue light is always on.
Best regards superhallo50
Yes, there are 3 short, deep beeps. Unfortunately, this comes directly from the adapter and cannot be controlled from the mobile phone.
As long as the speakers or the amplifier is not turned up to the limit, however, this is not a problem.
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Yes, exactly, or an AUX cable instead of the red and white ones
According to my research, the following is included:
- Bluetooth® audio adapter
- RCA to 3.5 mm cable
- mains cable
- Operating instructions
- 2-year manufacturer's warranty and
technical hotline
digitec
2 months ago
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This Bluetooth audio adapter works with any audio system equipped with RCA or 3.5 mm inputs, such as PC speakers, home stereo systems and A/V receivers.
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I have been using this BT adapter for over a year and the volume has always been sufficient.
In my case, the RCA cinch connections go into a stereo system AUX input (CD, DVD, tuner etc. would also work).
Of course, you still have to adjust the volume on the amplifier.
if you want to go directly to a speaker, these must be active speakers, i.e. with an integrated amplifier ... you can recognise them by the fact that they also have a volume control and require a power supply or batteries
digitec
3 months ago
The Bluetooth audio adapter works with any older stereo with a standard analogue input, such as RCA or 3.5 mm jack, so it can be connected to a stereo to receive wireless audio from the TV or other Bluetooth devices, such as a smartphone or tablet. This allows you to watch movies on your LG TV by transmitting audio to the stereo via Bluetooth. The stereo must have RCA or 3.5 mm jack inputs for physical connection to the adapter.
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The 3.5mm socket is a switching socket, i.e. as soon as the 3.5mm plug is inserted, the cinch outputs are switched off.
This means either cinch or 3.5mm but NOT both at the same time.
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