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Try this. Hold Down Power: Many Bluetooth speakers switch into pairing mode by turning the speaker off, then turning the device on while keeping your finger depressed on the power button. To notify you the speaker is in pairing mode, it will typically emit a sound or its light indicator will begin flashing rapidly. Hold Down Pairing Button: Some Bluetooth speakers have a dedicated button for placing your device into pairing mode. Seek out a button on your device with the Bluetooth symbol next to it, then hold it until you hear your speaker emit a sound or its light indicator begins flashing rapidly. your Bluetooth speaker now discoverable, it can be paired to your iPhone or Android phone. Quick Pairing Instructions
Yes this is a 'feature' of Bluetooth. (I have never seen the point of Bluetooth... Wi-Fi does everything it does, but better !)
It DOES usefully enable a phone or tablet to play though headphones or speaker and to use a headset 'cordlessly'...
Consider instead a 'Bluetooth Receiver' (under US $10 from China) connected to a FM Stereo Bug (Transmitter) - Then you can use any number of quality FM Radios (including phones with built in FM) up to 50 metres or so away...
Sorry, but no you can't. The iPod Nano 7th generation has icons that appear to be apps, but they come from Apple and at this time, you can't add apps to that iPod either.
Follow the instructions from the set up guide that came with your Bluetooth wireless speaker on how to pair and connect .the speaker with a Bluetooth-enabled media device such as iPod, iPad or iPhone.
1. go into your settings on your ipod and click on the bluetooth section so that it is open.
2. on your HEADPHONES press whatever button to start syncing the bluetooth(it will most likely start flashing blue or w.e color)
3. go back to your ipod, the device will show up in the list of avaliable devices, press it, connect it, there you go!
Please check the video link provided below for your reference. The device used there is a iphone but the instructions on how to connect a bluetooth headset are the same.
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The iPod nano 7G doesn't support IOS7.
The latest firmware available is 1.0.3, which you can get by connecting your iPod to iTunes.
P.S. 7G and IOS7 may sound like the same, but there's a huge difference among these two.
7G refers to 7th iteration of iPod nano line-up
IOS7 refers to the 7th iteration of the operating system meant for iPhone/iPad/iPod touch (devices with bigger screens and beefier processors)
The speaker can only pair with one device. I had the same issue pairing it with my phone and then to my iPad.
You simply need to unpair it with your daughters iPod by turning off the bluetooth on that iPod, turn off then back ON the speaker and connect again to your own iPod by turning on the Bluetooth, Selecting BT100 from the list and wait for it to say CONNECTED (not paired). Hope this helps!
Does you laptop have Bluetooth? Open start menu, search, type Buletooth, Does it come up? OR, Open Device Manager, Network Adapters, is Bluetooth adapter listed? OR, Open Services, do you see Bluetooth? If you find the Bluetooth Software, open Settings.
I synched to another computer with windows 7 without iTunes on it, it loaded windows drivers (not something you want at all) Next I had no sound, reset it, nothing. Plugged it back into offending computer and went to properties, remove drivers, warning you are about to uninstall this device from your computer. Yes. Sound works again, had to repost.
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