can you connect multiple Bluetooth items simultaneously? (ex, computer, tablet and phone. Not to be played at the same time but still synced)
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No you can only sinc one item at a time. If I want to switch from my iPad to my iPhone I have to turn Bluetooth off on the one n order to sink another. It really does sound good though I hope this helps you.
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Yes just make sure you turn off the Bluetooth on the most recently connected device when switching
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No you can only sinc one item at a time.If I want to switch from my iPad to my iPhone I have to turn Bluetooth off on the one n order to sink another. It really does sound good though I hope this helps you.
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I'm fairly certain you can only play through one speaker through bluetooth at a time. However, this speaker is equipped with Apple's Airplay so it's possible to play through several of them using Airplay on a desktop computer. Keep in mind it is only Apple's own iTunes software on the desktop that can output the same audio to multiple AirPlay enabled speakers at the same time.
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If you are asking whether you can stream audio from your phone/tablet/computer to the receiver using Bluetooth, you can do this by using a BT adapter. I found the Homespot BTADP-233 to be perfect for this. Ileave it on all the time. In my case, it remembers being paired with four different devices.
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Yes. You can use until 4 bluetooth devices at the same time. I use a bluetooth mouse and let my USB free for other devices. Using a mouse I can play games much better than using the touch screen. It's a MUST HAVE for Iconia.
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I apologize, but That si something That is something that I have not yet tried out. I could imagine the idea of it being impossible at least with my devices because they can only pair up with one Bluetooth device at a time.
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Is your iPhone synced to another Bluetooth device? I believe you can only be synced to one thing at a time
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If you mean use for example, an iPad to play music on both speaker sets at the same time, no. They will be on different frequencies and the source can only connect to one thing at a time.
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You can pair up to two devices at the same time. It's compatible with up to 8 different blue tooth devices
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I have tried this and it is not possible from just slaving it to your phone. I believe there is software to manage multiple, simultaneous pairing, but from a phone, if two (or more) are turned on (and paired) only 1 shall play until that one is disconnected, then the other will work. But not simultaneously. If you do figure out how to get them to simultaneously play from one device, I would love to know how! Good luck!
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Disable the bluetooth of the paired/connected device, then pair second device. Only one device at a time can be connected. You can't listen to two devices at the same time. When the connected device is either out of range or it's bluetooth is disabled, then the second device can be connected.
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Hi, From your tablet you can connecdt and play to one speaker over Bluetooth
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I am no authority on the subject but I believe you cannot. I have another bluetooth speaker from another brand and they can´t pair simultaneously.
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An interesting question. I know that under typical Bluetooth you can pair to multiple devices but you can only connect to one of a particular protocol at a time I know Soundshare is a type of Bluetooth. I am looking forward to hearing what you find out when you receive your DA-F60s.Jim
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essentially, you can pair up to at least 3 devices (I had yet try more than that), but it can connect to 2 item at most at one time.
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Bluetooth connects to one device at a time. You can pair two speakers but it will connect to just the first one it sees.
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"Get two bluetooth transmitters. Pair one transmitter to one speaker and the other transmitter to the second speaker. Plug the 3.5 splitter to your source (phone) and then plug both transmitters to the splitter"What Jorge said should work, since he says use 2 transmitters. Each transmitter will connect to one speaker. The phone/tablet won't be handling the bluetooth connection since it is only outputting via headphone jack. It just won't be surround sound. Stereo sound will go to *each* individual speaker. Won't even be true stereo since both L & R channels go to one speaker, but it will sound pretty much as good as stereo. "Get two bluetooth transmitters. Pair one transmitter to one speaker and the other transmitter to the second speaker. Plug the 3.5 splitter to your source (phone) and then plug both transmitters to the splitter"What Jorge said should work, since he says use 2 transmitters. Each transmitter will connect to one speaker. The phone/tablet won't be handling the bluetooth connection since it is only outputting via headphone jack. It just won't be surround sound. Stereo sound will go to *each* individual speaker. Won't even be true stereo since both L & R channels... » Read More "Get two bluetooth transmitters. Pair one transmitter to one speaker and the other transmitter to the second speaker. Plug the 3.5 splitter to your source (phone) and then plug both transmitters to the splitter"What Jorge said should work, since he says use 2 transmitters. Each transmitter will connect to one speaker. The phone/tablet won't be handling the bluetooth connection since it is only outputting via headphone jack. It just won't be surround sound. Stereo sound will go to *each* individual speaker. Won't even be true stereo since both L & R channels go to one speaker, but it will sound pretty much as good as stereo. « Show Less
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You can pair to multiple items of each protocol but you can only be connected to one device of each particular protocol at a time. You can be connected to multiple devices as long as each is a different protocol. You can be connected, for instance, to one headphone or speaker, one keyboard, and one mouse at the same time since each is a different protocol. Jim