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I have two Insignia headphones that I have taken with me on vacation. One at a time works fine but I’ve forgotten how to set them up in tandem. Can u help
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Mine would work fine until I turned on my wireless headphones...then the mouse would move a little stop.....move a little....then stop.
I made sure my headphones were on.
I turned off the mouse, moved the mouse reciver to a USB port on the front of my computer (the mouse reciver and the headphone receivers were next to each other on the back of the computer). I turned the mouse back on.
The computer imediately gave me the "installing USB driver" notification.
When it was complete....both played nicely together...no more problems.
Most of the time it will involve replacing the entire board that connects to the HDMI and outputs associated with it--not a cheap fix and good luck finding any board for this brand set.
With the headphones off, press and hold the power button on the headphones until the logo starts blinking red/blue. You are now in "pair mode". Have your Touch look for bluetooth devices and it should see it now.
I had a similar problem. First part of the solution is to disable the headset profile for the headphones. These headphones can't handle both headset and headphone profiles at the same time. Second part of the solution is to make sure that your headphones are on when you activate bluetooth on the computer. For some reason, Vista doesn't like setting up the initial connection on-the-go, so it will just act like its connected and move on. Hope this helps!
I bought this headset from Best Buy and it came with a usb dongle. I also lost the disc. Insignia's website is useless, and the Broadcomm update website is down at the time of this writing. After hours upon hours of scouring, I found a working driver, which works perfectly. This works on Windows XP, but I can't verify that it will work for Vista. I hope this helps you.
http://drivers.anycom.com/bluetooth/usb-200-250/anycom-bluetooth-usb200-250-windows-v5-1-0-4200.exe I will never buy Insignia products again because of their lack of driver support. Best regards,RobotJay
You can find lots of useful product information about your Insignia MP3 player on the manufacturer's website located at: http://www.insignia-products.com.
I'd recommend downloading the User's Manual. The instructions on how to connect the MP3 player to Bluetooth compatible headphones are located on pages 27-29 of the manual.
NOTE that the wireless headphones MUST be A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) compatible to use this feature. If your headphones are also AVRCP (Audio/Video Remote Control Profile) compatible then you will also be able to adjust some settings of the MP3 player (such as play/pause, skip forward/backward and control the volume) wirelessly. Check the documentation on your headphones to ensure compatability.
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