Hello guys, 1. Can I play audios from my phone through an AUX cable on these device: Model No. HBD-TZ140? 2. Can it use an external Bluetooth devices?

To add Bluetooth functionality to your LG FB163, you can use a Bluetooth adapter that is compatible with the device. Ensure that the adapter you choose is compatible with the FB163 model. Once you have the adapter, follow the instructions provided with it to connect it to your FB163 system.

To connect your Android phone to the FB163, you'll need a compatible cable. Typically, you would use an auxiliary (AUX) cable with a 3.5mm jack on both ends. Plug one end into the headphone jack of your Android phone and the other end into the AUX input port on the FB163 system. Then, select the AUX input mode on the FB163 to hear the audio from your phone through system.

The remote control code for Sony HBD-TZ510 home theater system may vary depending on the brand of the remote you are using. Here are a few common remote control codes that may work:

• 30158
• 31759
• 31939
• 31758

To program your remote, follow these steps:

1. Turn on your Sony HBD-TZ510 home theater system.
2. Press and hold the "Code Search" button on your remote control until the indicator light illuminates.
3. Press the "DVD" or "AUX" button on your remote to select the device you want to program.
4. Enter the four-digit code using the number buttons on your remote.
5. Press the "Power" button to test if the code is correct. The device should turn off if the code is correct.
6. If the device turns off, press the "Enter" button to save the code. The indicator light will turn off.
7. If the device does not turn off, repeat steps 4-6 with a different code until you find the correct one.

Note: If you do not have the original remote control that came with your Sony HBD-TZ510, you may need to purchase a universal remote control that is compatible with your device.

• Smart Control enables select Mobile 8 models to communicate with the media player of most Smartphones and tablets
• Smart Control sends playback commands by the AUX cable connected to the headphone output of your smart device
• Control track selection, play/pause, and even answer incoming calls. AUX cable included. Variable Subwoofer Pre-Amp Output
• Play audio, video, and picture files through Mobile 8 from DVD, CD, or 32GB SD/USB flash drive. Supports MP3 & WAV audio files & MP4 video files, and JPG pictures.
• Safely make and receive hands-free phone calls, scroll contacts lists, and stream MP3's via A2DP from your enabled Smartphone. Most Bluetooth enabled Smartphones seamlessly pair

Hello Zubair, to connect your phone to the SA-AK 67, you need a cable that has two RCA connectors (White and Red) to a 3.5mm stereo jack
The RCA connectors, you connect them in the AUX input that is on the rear panel of the SA-AK67 and the 3.5mm stereo jack, in the headphone output of your phone
You select Aux on the Panasonic, you play something on your cell phone and you're done
I hope you find the information useful
Greetings Franco Dosil
Hola Zubair, para conectar tu tel?fono al SA-AK 67, necesitas un cable que tenga dos conectores RCA (Blanco y Rojo) a una ficha 3,5mm est?reo
Los conectores RCA, los conectas en la entrada AUX que esta en el panel trasero del SA-AK67 y el conector 3,5mm est?reo, en la salida de auriculares de tu tel?fono
Seleccionas Aux en el Panasonic, reproduces algo en el celular y listo
Espero te sea util la informacion
Saludos Franco Dosil


http://www.usersmanualguide.com/panasonic/cd_stereo_system/sa-ak57 http://www.usersmanualguide.com/panasonic/cd_stereo_system/sa-ak77

1. Try playing other audio files. Ensure that audio can play fine from the same audio device when using a headphone.



2. If Step 1 is not the case, try listening to audio by connecting the speaker to the Bluetooth device using the Aux-in cable. This will isolate if it's a Bluetooth connection issue or not. Remember to disconnect/un-pair the Bluetooth connection first.



3. If the issue only happens when connecting via Bluetooth, do the following:
   1. Adjust the distance between the speaker and the Bluetooth device.
   2. Reset the speaker to its factory default settings. For instructions on how to reset your speaker, go to the product's support site to view the relevant knowledgebase article.
   3. Clear the current pairing entry from your Bluetooth device. For instructions on how to clear the pairing entries, consult the user's manual of your Bluetooth device.
   4. Try re-pairing the speaker and the Bluetooth device. For instructions on how to pair the speaker with the Bluetooth device, go to the product's support site to view the relevant knowledgebase article.
   5. To further isolate, try pairing the speaker with other Bluetooth device.


4. If the issue happens when connecting either on Bluetooth or Aux-in, please contact Creative Customer Support via email.

Note: Creative Bluetooth speakers do not need any driver to operate. You may need to update the Bluetooth driver of your computer's built-in Bluetooth adapter or your USB dongle. To determine whether your computer or USB dongle is updated with the latest Bluetooth driver, please refer to their user's guide or website for information.
http://support.creative.com/kb/ShowArticle.aspx?sid=90429

you said CAN , i bet you meant CAN'T or CAN NOT. right?
the AUX port is just a line input, analog audio input,
it dont know MP3 .
it only amplies the analog audio found there.
you connect any device, to AUX. push play on the device.
then put car radio in to AUX input mode and play. the audio.
that is all there is to it.
the external device does all the heavy lifting, reading a file, and decoding it (mp3 decode) and then sends raw analog audio out.

the cable is sold and radioshack, or walfart or many other stores,
Target, most MP3 players, come with this cable,
they use mini phone plugs, stereo, type,. (3 contacts)

I'm going to assume you mean a cell phone or other device with a headset output...

Anything that has a headphone output can be adapted to feed an RCA cable pair for standard stereo to any audio device with a standard RCA input. Get a cable like the one described here:

http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=102&cp_id=10218&cs_id=1021804&p_id=665&seq=1&format=2

and connect it into any available analog input EXCEPT "Phono". Turn the MP3 player volume up.

Don

Your stereo have the bluetooth connection to be used only for the headset profile (IE to making and receiving calls). To read the music from the phone you need to connect it using a USB cable and put the phone on "Memory card" or "Mass storage" USB mode.
If that doesn't work is because some phones simply can't be read with devices other than computers because they use windows drivers to enable the data access.