Can I listen to my iPod Touch via USB but also have the bluetooth on to receive calls on my non-smartphone with the music automatically fading out?
1347181
It works for me. I don't have a smart phone either. My phone is Bluetooth, and when the phone rings it mutes the radio or my Zune. My daughter has an iPhone that she plugs into the usb and it also mutes when a call is made or received. Hope that helps.
1347182
I dont have an ipod touch. But when I am listening to the radio the bluetooth does workfor recieving calls
1347183
Should be able to. I listen to music via a thumb drive in the front USB port, and receive calls from my iPhone at the same time. The music fades out and resumes when the call ends.
1347184
In my case, if i am listening music via usb, when a call is received, the music mutes. I think will be the same with the ipod.
532865
i listen to music through the bluetooth. its called a2dp streaming so it should work. most newer abdroid and iphones support that.
1081338
Unless your iPod touch uses infared wireless you don't. These do not use a radio frequency or bluetooth.
198311
I have not experienced this with my iPhone. I just reconnect it via Bluetooth devices and begin playing music. I cannot speak to android as I do not own any android devices.
1119772
Yes via Bluetooth, I haven't tried to plug it in using the USB. But I know I can control the music on the phone with the head unit.
189237
No, but you can connect via Bluetooth and use pandora,spotify or any internet radio station.
1755459
I have my IPhone hooked to the speaker via blue tooth and play music while not on a call (Pandora) when a call comes in, it silences the music and rings (just like the phone normally does.) Music resumes when I hang up.
614612
Yes, connect the USB connector to the phone charging port and the sound jack to the aux connection of the radio. Depending on the radio though, you may need to select AUX as your source in order for you to hear any sound.
1937653
1. any music source with cable can be connected to the sena module.2. not sure if module would interrupt music while placing a call or receiving, without the use of blue tooth.3. I use bluetooth for my phone connection and Ipod or cd player to play music. works great.
1212408
Yes. You can use your iPod or iPhone to select/control the music; OR you can do it through the radio; OR with the included remote.
250012
This will receive Bluetooth audio from any Bluetooth compatible device and plug into any stereo mini phone analog audio input, mixer, reciever, car radio with aux input etc. it is a Bluetooth reciever, not a transmitter. Will NOT pair your iPod with BT headphones and such. For that you need a transmitter. I like the TAO transmitter.
1103135
This does not have blue tooth, but it does have a USB port. Also has an SD card slot and a 3.5mm aux port. But to answer your question, you could run your iPod through the usb port
1233202
I only use this device connected to iPod docks. It allows any Bluetooth transmitting music source to be played via Bluetooth on a iPod docking station.
1438220
It has multiple buttons which control things like on/off, skip tracks, and volume up/down. It will connect with anything Bluetooth to play sound, but I can't verify iPod touch specifically. I use it with iPod nano 7th gen.
991741
no...your computer can be off...the dock only plays music from an inserted ipod/iphone/itouch
544700
Yes but you will need a mini-jack cable if your iPod does not have bluetooth.
1952847
Once you get the music to play you should be able hear calls through the speakers. At least thats how my phone works but im not sure if its different for iphone