My ipod 4th generation is not connecting with it, keeps saying it took to long or it wasn't in range when its right next to it. What do I do?
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Not sure if Bluetooth v1.2 + EDR is compatible. Documentation only lists it as v3.0 compliant. 3 Mbits vs. 24 Mbits.
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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.
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I am on my second one now, and it is still that way! I'm going to try to return it AGAIN and maybe get a different ipod. I wish I knew what else to do!
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I've tried to pair this with an ipod and several bluetooth devices and can't connect to anything.
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I"m trying to get it to work today but so far, can't get it to pair with the ipod touch new gen....I'm sure it's something I'm doing wrong though but will try to post back here what I find out.
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Make sure it's plugged in completely to the iPod. If it is make sure your iPod or iPhone is working. I've had major issues when in Manhattan. It basically becomes unusable because if all the radio towers. If it's plugged in and your 30 pin connection isn't broken I'd try for a refund.
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Return the AppRadio. You will not enjoy it even if the iPod magically starts working. There are new built-in Apple Play radios on the horizon. Wait. You'll be glad you did. Here's an article about Apple's CarPlay announced 03/04/2014: http://gu.com/p/3n84n
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It is probably because it doesn't work. The one I bought wouldn't even connect. You could try resetting the whole thing. Otherwise you may have to return
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Mine was broken, it never worked. You suppose to just put in ipod mode and it will start playing. I chucked my broken devise in the garbage. I regret ordering it only throw Amazon.com but it was the same price as in the store 9.99.
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That is what it it does when it attempts to pair up with the device. You may need to enable the bluetooth pairing within the ipod when you get to that stage.
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Check the connect and play with it a little my does the same. l would complain to Amazon you might get somewhere l didn't. Good luck
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It happened to me 2 days ago, and all I had to do was to unplug the Ipod and plug it back. And make sure that the connection is tight(pushed all the way in), a lose connection might cause that error msg to pup up. Also make sure that the Ipod is charged up, because it isn't getting charged from the cable. I don't know where you live, but you should know that the cold is draining the battery quicker than normal usage does.
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Ours says waiting for connection and then we turn the Bluetooth on the iPod and it connects. If Bluetooth was already on then it disconnects after a few seconds. We didn't have to do anything special. I hope this helps :)
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I would first start by unplugging the stereo and plugging it back in again after a few minutes. Sometimes that helps reset electronic devices. If that does not work, try someone elses Ipod to see if it is the stereo or the Ipod. If that doesn't work I would call Panasonic for a possible bad Ipod port on the stereo hoping that the warranty would replace the stereo for you. These days we spend to much money on electronics for them not to work. Don't give up, bug Panasonic until they do something.
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I don't recall having to do anything to get mine to work properly to begin with but 8 months latermy ipod classic will not work at all with it. So far I haven't found anyone else having this problem and I haven't gotten in touch with pioneer to see what's going on. I'm wondering if my cable is the problem now?
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What "pin"? If you're using an extension 5mm wire plugged into the same jack on your iPod that the headphones plug into, that won't charge your iPod. No charging is capable via that port on the iPod. If you have your iPod plugged into the connection on the top of the radio via the port on the bottom of your iPod and it isn't charging but you have sound playing through the radio, then something could be wrong with either your iPod or the iHome radio. Try another iPod or iPhone if you have one. If the other device charges and plays fine, then the issue is with your iPod 4. If the other device has the same issue, then something may be wrong with the iHome radio. Also insure that your iPod is seated correctly, all the way down on the connector. There may be a soft "click" when it is seated properly. Hope this helps.
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Ya you just need an aux cord for it. There is a USB port for it but it didn't charge mine could be different for yours depending on your iPod generation.