Why is my transmitter flashing white to blue - Blue Audio Players & Recorders

The antenna in the helicopter might be broken

Usually synching requires one device started before the other, meaning that you may want to power on the transmitter, then turn on the heli and try the heli first, then the transmitter second if that doesn't work. Otherwise there's usually a small button that is pressed to get the two devices talking to each other.

Is the remote control function an add-on to the fan, or is that built into the unit? If it's built in you'll want to go to the manufacturer on that one. As for wires in the wall, black is "usually" the 'live' wire, while white is the cold line. I'm no expert on wiring, but have done some outlets and light fixtures before. Good luck!

Usually this happens when you have a damaged power supply. Once you replace it everything goes back to normal. You can contact [email protected] for support on this.

maybe we can help each other out with the questioni have my white black and red still connected but the purple blue yellow green and brown cables are un soldered if u look at the transmitter with the buttons on the bottom and the screen at the top the wires should be on your right there should be nine spots strating from the bottom to upward skip 1 next one should be white then skip one next should be red then next one is black and then thats all i have hope we can help each other

Rotate the iTrip AutoPilot FM Transmitter controller so that its buttons are facing up and its data cable is on the left side. The data cable wires attach to a row of contact points along the left side of the circuit board as follows (from top to bottom):

1 = Purple
2 = White
3 = Blue
4 = Red
5 = Black
6 = Brown
7 = Green
8 = Yellow
9 = <unused>

Speakers have a unique RF frequency that needs to pair with the receiver (kind of like a blue tooth headset with a cell phone). At times, the signal may reset, so, you may have to go through the initial pairing sequence. Try this:
1. Unplug rear speakers
2. Make sure the sound signal connector is plugged in to the back of the system properly.
3. Press and hold the ID button for 3 seconds until the blue LED light flickers.
4. Connect the power chord to the rear speakers.

Visit the Logitech support website and find the instructions to reset and pair them. Since yours is for an Ipod I'm assuming you have the older white/grey model and not the freepulse headphones. The procedure is not the same. From memory the procedure it to reset both (look for the small hole to insert a paperclip). Once both are reset begin with the transmitter. Hold the power button down for about 30 seconds until the light flashes red and blue. When it does do the same for the button of the headphone until it flashes red and blue. When both are flashing red and blue they should pair together and the lights should turn solid blue..

Are you talking about the receiver? If so connect wires from fan, White, black,blue to receiver white, black, blue. White to white and so on. Then connect the two wires from other side of receiver, white and black(or Red) to corresponding colors from ceiling. Then store receiver just above the ball in the ceiling mount plate, you will have to move the wires to the side and push it in. Hope this helps

is this a blue tooth headphone..if yes...if it is, hold down the power button until the led rapidly flashes and then relase the button