Monster clarity does not work wired

"ONKYO tx-nr737, when I am connected via Bluetooth to my iPhone for music I get a SP Wire message. " The wifi and bluetooth part is defective, replacing it may fix your problem. See photo how a good wifi and bluetooth works.

I had the exact same problem. Boombox flashing blue, but not rapidly flashing blue. I did two things that seemed to fix it:

1: Reset the device by switching it on, then holding both volume up and volume down buttons at the same time for 10 seconds. The blue flashing light will briefly flash quicker to confirm.

2: Switch off the boom box

3: Switch on using the power button and (very important) immediately press and hold the Bluetooth button. The Bluetooth button needed pressing and holding almost instantaniously after the power button for it to work for me. I had to try several times to get it to work.

When you do this successfully, the Bluetooth light starts flashing rapidly and it enters search mode.

I nearly threw my speakers away, now it works and connects fine :)

Make sure you have NO antivirus/antispyware/antiadware or other resource hogging background programs running while processing the audio. These programs hog resources to the point that the buffering within the audio devices is overrun causing gaps.

having same problem did you fix this ??? :-)

You can connect the PS2 Video out (composite video out) to any of the 2 monitors video connector and the audio at the audio connector, remember to select A/V ext (External Audio and video) both video and audio uses 3,5mm jacks, if it does not work you might need to try to draw out the jacks a little, the connectors are of poor quality so be carefull.

You also might want to check if the right system is selected PAL/NTSC, check the format from your PS2 and set the monitor to accept the same signal type, then it should work fine.

The only thing I am not sure how you do is to get the composite video out of the PS2 but study the manual or google and you will find it I guess, but my guess is that you allready have that part covered.

then the problems is you bluetooth, you have already tested it and works fine with other mac, try updating you bluetooth software that will work your current mac os

The full drivers are not installed on your Airport as you are acessing the printer via your MacBook in your network.

Hi,
The iPhone at present cannot be paired with anything other than a Bluetooth headset or some hands-free car systems. You cannot sync to a computer via Bluetooth, even though they may recognize each other as existing.
Not to be argumentative, but there is nothing you can do with your iPhone and MacBook Pro, as the underlying Bluetooth profiles such as OBEX (or OBject EXchange) Object Push, OBEX File Transfer and DUN (or Dial Up Networking) do not exist on your iPhone.

An iPhone is not intended to be paired with anything other than audio devices as specified in your user guide.

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Connect via USB to see contents of the miniSD card. Connect via Firewire to do anything with recorded video/audio. USB setting may require further fooling around with camera settings to be visible on some computers, since the miniSD card should mount, just like a flash drive. I have one of these camcorders and this all works just fine.