I have a bluetooth receiver that does not have the range I need, will this be able to be placed halfway and connect to my receiver through bluetooth?
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Most likely no. Mine is just a blue tooth receiver and doesn't seem to posses functional transmittor capabilities. But it does have a longer connecting range than my other blue tooth receiving devices.
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if the ad range is 60feet of RX power. Replace the stock antenna with a 2-3-4x higher dbi antenna (I believe this one features a RP-SMA antenna port vs the Miccus which is SMA port.) and you'll get a much better range and signal strength. I replaced my Miccus antenna with a 8dbi and i can basicly dance around the whole home in both TX and RX modes. But with the standard antenna i was only able to do half my home. And this is threw walls,etc. So if you get ether such. Highly suggest getting a upgrade antenna.
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i doubt bluetooth's security will even allow that to happen on any receiver. if that was the case, anybody that passed by with a smartphone would autoconnect.
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Mine is probably 40-50 yards away. I'm sure it will do much more than that with the right placement of the receiver. It has always worked great
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Probably a mistake, Bluetooth is good up to about 30 feet depending on the area involved and obstructions.
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So no it won't you would need to find a Bluetooth receiver if your car stereo has an auxiliary in headphone jack.You only have to pair it once.
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It maybe that you need to understand marketing and theoretical design., which is often a marketing default to use in specs. Often ot real world experiences.Bluetooth can theoretically be used up to 30 feet with no interferences and in an ideal test environment. Your home or office, is not a test environment.
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Bluetooth traditionally has a shorter range that if can function on than wifi, some BT adapters boast extended signal. I would say that if your speakers are newer and have BT4.0 there's a good chance. But I still wouldn't be surprised if it worked for some people and not others. The farthest distance I personally use mine on is about 15 feet, not far at all.
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Unfortunately Bluetooth will not support bandwidth at this time needed to send a 5.1 signal stream, so your surround sound receiver will not have that special format to decode into 5.1 surround sound.I have been using various Bluetooth receivers with a car surround sound signal processor and there is not support yet for that (it can be done with Android media players but not over bluetooth).
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This device needs to be within a few feet of the cell phone you are using. The Bluetooth radio in this thing doesn't reach farther than maybe 10 feet.
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Hi Roy Keller, This receiver only receives bluetooth signal from a certain device and output audio to the speakers. It cannot output bluetooth signal to a bluetooth headphones. Thanks. &gt;Joffrey
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As a Bluetooth transmitter it will works with any receiver. The problem I had with it is that it did not work with my computer. It slowed it down to an unusable level due to conflicts with the driver
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I am almost certain that you can only use bluetooth as an input to the receiver. I looked in my user manual and it says I can pair up to 6 devices but it says nothing about being able to pair the receiver to bluetooth speakers. Here's a link to the user manual:http://www.onkyousa.com/Products/model.php?m=CS-355(B)&class;=Audiosys&source;=prodClass that you can look at for yourself. We needed a very compact system for our kitchen and this one has been great. Using bluetooth to connect our phone devices works great - although I know that wasn't your question.
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I believe so, though you may need to ensure that the Bluetooth Serial Port service is active and you may need to explore to discover which comm port it is. We connect these to devices running XP Embedded and software running on those devices think that its connected to / monitoring a serial port even though we are sending data from Smartphones.BTW - We find the range to be about 100 feet so I suspect the other respondent had a bad unit.
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I don't think that is possible. The device transmits a wireless signal which almost by definition will be received by a wireless receiver tuned to receive in that frequency range.
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This works most Bluetooth but the range is horibly. Get a cord that would work further
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2.1 according to Avantree. http://www.avantree.com/comparison/bluetooth-receiver-&-transmitter-comparison.html
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The transmitter's antenna is directional, therefore, placing receivers above and below (or behind and in front) would be contrary to the design. It *might* work if the distance is close, but I wouldn't recommend it.