Hi Everyone, I'm new here - just made an account because I cannot figure this problem out. I just started playing around with Xposed and I LOVE it by the way!
but unfortunately that's not why I'm here. I have a Headrush bluetooth headset, it's great, has a built in mic, a2dp & works for calls even on a old ipod touch 4th gen
for some reason though, my Lenovo a-5500f a8 ideatab running android 4.4.2 won't read the mic, I only have the media option, no call option I don't know what to do.
there's like nothing at all on this, I read ONE forum that someone was experiencing my problem, and the only answer was that it's most likely because it's a WiFi tablet &
wasn't meant to make phone calls on. I love my tablet & my headphones & would really be blown away if I could find a solution to this. I'm good with Linux & Windows,
just learning Android stuff & it's really similar to Linux so it's not too far off, but I'm so clueless on this..
So an overview: my tablet won't detect the mic/phone call protocol for this headset, the headset works 100% on all other devices except for my new tablet
I also have a few USB OTG's, is it possible I could perhaps run another bluetooth through a OTG? SixAxis works great, I can connect a controller, but not this mic..
any brainstorming to this helps, thank you.
Hello,
Welcome to XDA.
I am not finding a forum for your device, please post your question in the forum linked below.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/help
The experts there may be able to help. Good luck.
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I have looked everywhere for this so sorry if I missed something. I new I am a "noob" with hardly any posts, but I don't post because I always find what I need. So, here goes. I have the VZW GS3 running Synergy. I'm trying to connect it to my after-market navigation unit (Clarion NX602) via bluetooth. I can connect the phone audio, make and place calls without problem. However, when I go to the bluetooth audio function on the unit it will act like it connects and then the media audio box will uncheck. PLEASE help. It worked flawless with my iphone 4s and I'd really like to keep my GS3.
Sorry for creating a new thread if I missed this being addressed.
Same for me... I have an international version of sg3 and a NX602. No audio bluetooth connection. Do you also tried to connect it as USB for music play?
Hey!
Not sure if this question has been asked before - a search didn't yield any results. I'm using a 5.1 set (logitech z-5500) for general audio purposes. I've already got a few devices attached to it. I'd love to have a way to connect my phone as well.
does anyone know of a bluetooth device that can pair with a phone, upmix the stereo to 5.1 and then connect through a surround set physically? (SPDIF, optical or 3x3.5mm jack)? If so, please point me in the right direction, I'd love to find this!
If it only outputs stereo, that would be fine too, but prefer 5.1
Thanks!
*Shameless Bump* Things get snowed-in at this forum really fast.
Last attempt...
So I've got my hands on the tablet, works great but there is one thing I didn't quite get. Over the bluetooth, a headset/handsfree, when answering a call it turns all the radio off disconecting the tablet from the gsm network, wifi, bluetooth for 2-3 seconds and after everything is back to normal. I doesn't do that when the call is initiated from the tablet, only on answer. I tried a nokia bh 102, nokia bh 214, bluetrek st1 and a samsung hs6000 with the same result. When the call is answered without the headset it works with no problems bus as soon as I try to connect the headset and transfer the call to the headset, the "radio off" message appears in the status bar and game over. I believe this is a software related issue since the hardware works in other conditions. Could someone give me an advice to what I can do besides getting it to a service? It is rooted so I have access to the root files. Maybe a firmware update or a custom rom? I googled all night for an answer, but no luck.
I am afraid there is a no forum for your device. So can you please post your query in Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting
so that the right experts may help you ?
thank you
will do, thank you
Recently I purchased Spice M-9010.
I paired it to my Asus Zenfone 6 and installed BT Notirfier app also.
Now I can view notifications in M-9010.
But, It is paired as a bluetooth audio device.
So, I am unable to pair bluetooth headset to my Zenfone.
Then I tried to pair bluetooth headset to M-9010.
That is also seems not possible.
Now the options before me are
If I want notifications in M-9010, I have to use it's speaker and mic.
or use a wired headset.
Actually, I purchased it to overcome the difficulty of handling 6" device for calls.
Now, that became impossible.
Please, guide me to overcome this issue.
I think, if I can pair M-9010 with some other profile than audio, it might be possible.
Hi,
I can find nothing helpful on XDA for your issue.
I suggest asking for help here ,
>Android Development and Hacking >Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting
Good luck!
Thread closed. Thank you.
Hi! I have a rather tricky problem. I have a cheap Andoid tablet and I use it as a car head unit. The problem is that it reboots every time I play music, no matter what app I use (Media player, tunein radio, fm radio etc).
The output I used is made by solderind two wires to the + and - of the tablet's loudspeaker and thru an amplifier to the car's speakers.
The tablet does not reboot when the amp is not connected.
Please help me!
radu.toganel said:
Hi! I have a rather tricky problem. I have a cheap Andoid tablet and I use it as a car head unit. The problem is that it reboots every time I play music, no matter what app I use (Media player, tunein radio, fm radio etc).
The output I used is made by solderind two wires to the + and - of the tablet's loudspeaker and thru an amplifier to the car's speakers.
The tablet does not reboot when the amp is not connected.
Please help me!
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Hi radu.toganel
Thank you for using XDA Assist
By your description is clear that the amplifier is, someway, returning a voltage to the tablet what should not occur and, as a safeguard, it reboots. As your set up is very unique, I would suggest you consult a specialized professional that could measure and correct the problem
If any other questions regarding Android system remains, I will ask you to address our experts at the below forum that may be able to help you. Please be welcome to post over in there.
Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting
Nice regards and good luck.
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Kdio said:
Hi radu.toganel
Thank you for using XDA Assist
By your description is clear that the amplifier is, someway, returning a voltage to the tablet what should not occur and, as a safeguard, it reboots. As your set up is very unique, I would suggest you consult a specialized professional that could measure and correct the problem
If any other questions regarding Android system remains, I will ask you to address our experts at the below forum that may be able to help you. Please be welcome to post over in there.
Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting
Nice regards and good luck.
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Thank you for the quick response.
I will try to figure it out from here