My iPod classic doesn't have Bluetooth, but when I connect this device to it, it doesn't sync up with my Bluetooth speaker. Where is the problem, the
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Manufacturer's Response: The AIS01F is a receiver. It is not a transmitter. It will connect to a smart phone, tablet or computer that has Bluetooth software and stream music to a speaker system that it is plugged into.
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This is only a bluetooth receiver, you need to purchase a bluetooth transmitter to allow your I pod to communicate with your speaker. (WRONG PRODUCT)
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It shouldn't sync up to it. Technically it does the same thing as the Bluetooth speakers. I hope that answers your question. This devise is only for phones that are compatible with Bluetooth devices.
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I have mine paired to my iPod classic. Review the instructions on the online documentation for the iPod classic
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Does your Ipod have bluetooth? If so you can connect to the speaker. Does your ipod have audio files stored on it? Then you don't need Internet for the audio stored on the device.
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Normally if your ipod has blue tooth function it should be ok, but not sure if your has this function or not.
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MAke sure the volume on the recieving speaker is all the way up. Then control with the ipod. If that doesnt work. Tell your device to forget the bluetooth and re-pair.
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It suppose to hook up through your bluetooth. I'm assuming you are going to sync with your phone. Just go to your bluetooth settings search for the device and it will appear on the screen. Switch the speaker to bluetooth logo. It will tell you that it is ready to connect. Once it has connection it will say it's connected. Hope that answered your question. It's really easy to sync.
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I just got this item and am I am having the same issue with this and it is a bit frustrating. I bought it because I wanted to use it with USB (I do not have an ipod or anything like that).
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Your first Gen iPod isn't Bluetooth capable. You can buy a converter that connects to it that makes it bluetooth, but that drains the battery and is clumsily attached to the iPod.
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Brilliantly. My husband has an iPod 2, and I bought it specifically to go with it. As long as your iPod is Bluetooth capable, you'll have no problem. It's a really nice speaker, especially for the money. Looks great (unobtrusive) as well. Forgot to add, it has an audio jack for devices that don't have Bluetooth, so if you don't mind an audio cable, it will work that way, too.
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Hmm. Sounds like the bluetooth connection is not solid. Can you try another device, maybe someone else's phone or ipad? If it doesn't skip with the second one then the phone of the first one may be incommpatible. If the second one skips too then the speaker is bad. The one I bought sounds great and there shouldn't be any skipping.
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You have to make sure your bluetooth is turned on on your Ipad. Make sure you scan and connect for device. If it does not connect right away, turn off speaker and then turn back on again. And make sure the speaker is charged. It's got about a 4-6 hr life if used constantly. It took me a couple tries to get it to connect but once it did it works great. Or as a previous person posted, you can also connect it like you would an earbud, but then you are limited to cord distance. I've had my speaker in the other room from where my pad was located. Works great. Hope you get it to work. :)
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My ipod will not work it keeps telling me its not connected I feel the ipod cord connecter is faulty or it may be the internal input? any one have this problem,what can I do?
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I have the same problem on iPad (same operating system as iPhone). The solution that worked is:On the iOS device (iPad or iPhone), go to Settings > BluetoothIf the speaker was previously paired with it, it should show up in the list of My DevicesClick the little red circled 'i' to the right of the JBL deviceDelete the device from the My Devices listNow, the device will show up as Other DevicesClick on it under Other Devices, and it should successfully re-pair!(Bottom line: There seems to be a bug in Apple's My Devices function)
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I had the same problem, it worked once then stopped. Paired great with both my husband's iPhone and mine but not the iPad. After many frustrating tries my husband turned off Bluetooth on all of our devices, even removing a few from the list, turned the speakers and Bluetooth off and on (many times) and finally he was successful. Such a frustrating experience. I would love to know what causes this.
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you have to "sync" the bluetooth first, let your phone or ipod find it then it should work
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I don't much about technology, but I asked my husband to double check on the box and it didn't say anything about Bluetooth. One thing I know, I have an old Ipod and it's not compatible with this player. I still keep it, because I had purchased two other brands and they failed within 6 months. I have an old SONY 6-cd portable cd players for over 10 years and it's still playing well. I have to use the adopter to get my old ipod to work it. I trust SONY brand and price is right.
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Is there something else already connecting to the speaker right now? This happened to me and it was because if was trying to connect my Ipod but my phone was in range connecting to it.