Will this control the volume of my separate bluetooth speaker (iPhone 5s). Will it also forward music? I've been digging riding my bike with a bluetooth speaker but the only think missing is an instant volume control. I could hook it up through an aux...
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JK, This bluetooth control works just like a TV remote. The only difference is that it controls your smartphones music app. This includes fast forward and back, as well as the smart phones bluetooth volume. I love this control, it exactly what I need it to do. Only one down side, if you are using a different keyboard other than the original. It will automatically revert back to the factory keyboard. Minor issue, compared to what it does. I bought two. Good luck EG
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Greetings, To the best of my understanding, any volume adjustments made to the X-Mini will only effect the speaker itself, while connected to a PC. While in use with a cell phone, the X-Mini will control both the volume of the speaker and that of the phone it is paired with. I hope this answers any questions you may have had.
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A device like this is not meant to control volume. It is simply a converter. You would control the volume through the input and output devices connected to it.
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I believe it would only work if the volume controls are affected the phones volume. Most of the devices I use it only works to a certain point. Like I have a Sony Home theater system with a USB port. If I use it there I have no volume control. But with Bluetooth headphones and using the audio jack on my iPhone the volume does work. Hope that helps.
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The in-line button is not a volume control. It's actually the "answer" (and hang-up) button for receiving a call while listening to music. It also puts a call on hold, for privacy at your end or to answer a second incoming call, and it switches between active calls. I think it'll also initiate a phone call while you're listening to music if you have voice dial enabled; if I'm not mistaken, you do that by holding it longer than you would to switch to your next music track. So you weren't really testing "volume buttons."
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I think that in order to find out how your specific radio would behave when connected to speakers via Bluetooth, you would want to call the manufacturer or try to Google info about your radio. What I can tell you from my experience is when I connect my iPod to my iHome speakers using DockBoss, the controls on my iPod work fine (there are no controls on the iHome because its just speakers). I also use the DockBoss to connect my iPod with a JBL Micro iPod player and I'm still able to use the controls on my JBL to control volume, etc. I will tell you that when I researched using my iPod via BlueTooth, I read a lot of comments where people lost some of their functionality of their systems when in BlueTooth mode - it wasnt specific to the DockBoss, but rather general comments about functionality with BlueTooth. In your case, I would focus on finding information about your specific radio and how it works when connected to an iPod via BlueTooth. Happy listening!
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Yes it does have it own volume control...and you can control the volume from any devices that Bluetooth with speaker. The speaker is rechargeable and the sound does not get distorted when the battery is weak...battery last about 16 hrs or more
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No it will not as they are separately controlled (keep in mind that mine are the older A5s). That said if you are using an iPhone or other such mobile device the volume control on that device will raise or lower the volumes simultaneously. Since I use an iPhone almost exclusively the separate volume controls are of no consequence.
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Yea, it has volume control. It's basically the iPhone/iPod controls if your're using an iOS device.
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Tested with Samsung Galaxy S3 and the single button control works for pause/play and skip track forward/back. To use it, press once for pause/play. Rapidly press twice for next track. Rapidly press three times for previous track. I haven't yet figured out volume control. It appears to be lacking it.
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Yes, it has many options for the headphone jack. You can have it set up to mute automatically or manually. Additionally, you can have it set to an audio out for computer speakers also. Do your headphones have a volume control like a slider or were you wondering if iPhone like headphones controlling through a jack ?
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Hi Francisco J. Ortiz This is not support for volume control and track change.You regulate only through your device(iPod or iPad or Mobile).
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Could you bluetooth to one speaker and have the audio cable to connect from one speaker to the other? or would that just take the audio from one speaker and output it on the other speaker? Could there also be another plausible solution to bluetooth to one speaker from your phone and at the same time having an audio cable hooked up from your phone to the other speaker to play audio via cable and bluetooth to two different speaker simultaneously?
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When you go to Media Player, there is a volume control so you can control the volume directly to your Bluetooth headphones. There is a volume control for audio books and for MP3 files (SD card).
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Greetings Anica, The song forward and back buttons also act as volume up and down functions. Simply hold the song forward button down for a few seconds and the volume should go up. Please let us know if you have any additional questions and enjoy your ShowerSong! Sincerely, Get Happy Giving
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when its on aux no but it controlles everything else. the only way it could control the ipod or iphone if it was pluged in USB.
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It will control the volume on the device it is paired to, for example your iPhone 5S. It will skip tracks forward and backward. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com.Thank you,Satechi Technical Support