how to connect the headphone to my Samsung S4 ?
1808056
put your phone on can be recognized by device then when you hold the button for it to flash red and blue then hit Search and it should connect
1808057
The headphones work like any other BT device. Since I don't have an S4, I can only recommend following the instructions provided on page 7 of the user guide that comes with the headphones:1. Open the BT setting on your S4, where it searches for and can be found by BT devices.2. Power on and press the multifunction button (the short one on left can) for 7 seconds to start pairing mode.3. When the Ravetouch appears in the device list on your S4, tap to connect.No code should be required since you have physical control of both devices. If you threw out the manual with the box, you can contact support@whitelabel.co and ask for a PDF copy... The headphones work like any other BT device. Since I don't have an S4, I can only recommend following the instructions provided on page 7 of the user guide that comes with the headphones:1. Open the BT setting on your S4, where it searches for and can be found by BT devices.2. Power on and press the multifunction button (the short one on left can) for 7 seconds to start pairing mode.3. When the Ravetouch appears in the device list on your S4, tap to connect.No code should be required since you have physical control of both devices. If you threw out the manual... » Read More The headphones work like any other BT device. Since I don't have an S4, I can only recommend following the instructions provided on page 7 of the user guide that comes with the headphones:1. Open the BT setting on your S4, where it searches for and can be found by BT devices.2. Power on and press the multifunction button (the short one on left can) for 7 seconds to start pairing mode.3. When the Ravetouch appears in the device list on your S4, tap to connect.No code should be required since you have physical control of both devices. If you threw out the manual with the box, you can contact support@whitelabel.co and ask for a PDF copy... « Show Less
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I am not sure if it works with S4. I don't recommend it, because there is no volume control on the button. The buttons are only for pause and play. I had to keep taking out my phone if I need to control the volume.
323255
You have to turn on Bluetooth feature on your phone/laptop/tablet etc. Then turn headphone on. Hold middle buttton for 4 secs. Look for pairing colors red/blue sync.. your device will connect.
877228
It's pretty simple. Press and hold the button until it flashes blue/red. Then, pair your headphones to it. I pair my Motorola S305 headphones by holding down the power button for about 12 sec, then let it go. It then flashes blue/red, then connects, showing a solid blue. You have to do this every time you want to use this device, but it's much better than wires.
1706223
I bought it to use my speaker for iphone with a samsung galaxy S4 but it didn't work...
1783438
You have to pair the devices together by holding down the power button and getting the steady blue light on the headphones. Then go to bluetooth settings on your phone and pair the devices together.
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Sand Man, There's an audio output on the back, but it's not a variable connection (meaning the volume level doesn't control it, like a traditional headphone jack would). We don't recommend using it for headphones, unless you have a powered headphones set. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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I have only used the Bluetooth with the Droid and iPhone. Not sure about the Galaxy S4. You can change the color of the stereo to match your dashboard. If you want to wait a couple days I will find somone with that phone to test it. It's been a great stereo.
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"To get the best audio quality, navigate to the 'Settings' menu on your Galaxy S4 and go to 'My Device -> Accessory'. Tap 'Audio output', and select 'Surround" This is what I did to my galaxy in order to make it work.. hope it works for you
1854869
I am not sure, are you using a balanced cable (1/4)" with mono connection? Galaxy S4 might be sending out a stereo signal and the connecting cable might be downgrading the signal to a single channel (mono) connection. You may need two speakers to play the left and right channels. Perhaps your vocals are coming through the other channel. Also check the settings on the lo-pass and high-pass filters (LF Trim and HF Trim). Hope this helps.
512408
This probably has already been answered but there are 3 buttons on the bottom right side of the headset. Hold down the middle button until you see the little light on the top right side start to quickly flash red and blue. Then go to your phone, turn on the pairing mode and then search for devices to pair. Your phone should "find" the headset then simply select the headset to pair the devices. If your phone asks for a Password, simply enter "0000". Hope this helps.
90229
If you scroll through on screen setup. There is a spot to turn the sound on and off to the headphone jack. Good luck
332155
it depends on what you are asking. Will the audio work over bluetooth? Or will the phone work over bluetooth? Most of the functionality of the dock is in the app. Depending on your use it may or may not do what you want. I used a 3rd party app to manage the bluetooth called SoundAbout. I would do a google search for Samsung Galaxy S4 and SoundAbout. Good luck.
1943722
Set ur phone to discover/scan for bluetooth. Press and hold button until blue light is solid. Go to phone and pair S60. you cannot change language on this head set(S60).
638718
It starts with your device finding the headphones connections. Once the Bluetooth is located on the phone with the headset it should be a little easier
2156562
Phones that have just one jack for headphone and microphone is a TRRS jack. (that is tip, ring, ring, shank) This microphone has a TRS plug. You can buy adapters. But even with that I don't know if the signal coming ut of this mic is enough for your S4. You best bet is the buy the headset that goes with the phone.
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Connect to headphone output on your PC and another end to converter headphone input. There is a wire for that included.