FiiO’s Upgraded Bluetooth Amplifier BTR1K: Qualcomm QCC 3005 BT chip, BT 5.0 and aptX /aptX LL/AAC supported, RGB light, NFC pairing, Type C and USB DAC
Mar 21, 2018 at 6:51 AM Post #422 of 803
1) I can understand people wanting beeps/sounds on volume up and down but I prefer to use the music go up/down with volume changes instead like on Fugoo XL, Sony Bluetooth etc. Agree to disagree but it sucks that there is no option to disable the sound. Maybe add a function to turn disable the sounds via 4 presses of the main button.

2) The disconnected beep happens when I am connected with my Samsung s7 and my Macbook Pro. I get into my car and drive away and the beeping starts as soon as I leave the drive way and never stops until I turn of the BTR1!

Reproduction:
1) Turn on BTR1
2) Connect to BTR1 with android phone
3) Start playing music on android phone
4) Connect computer to BTR1 as voice
5) Walk far away enough from computer that the computer disconnects from BTR1
6) Beeping sound starts 30s to 60s after walking far away. And repeats forever interrupting the music with a double beep at a regular interval.
7) Walk back to computer and reconnect to BTR1 or wait for computer to reconnect automatically
8) After 30 seconds and successful connection the beeping stops

I reproduced using:
Samsung S7 - Primary device music playing
Alienware R3 13 with Intel 8265 wireless + bluetooth + Windows 10
Macbook Pro 15 2018

To me the beeping breaks the enjoyment of the unit quite a bit. I find myself looking for another product.
Dear friend,

Our engineer told us that it is recommended to turn off the Bluetooth of the device you don't use. The tip sound would stop if the disconnection is longer than 3 minutes generally.
We will consider the problem with those tip sound in our later products as well.
Sorry if bringing inconvenience to you.

Best regards
 
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Mar 22, 2018 at 9:34 AM Post #424 of 803
BTR1 support multiple devices connection right? How do you switch to other connection. Please enlighten me. Thank you

You pair it to both phones, and the BTR streams from which ever has the more recent command.

For example, I normally play music from my personal phone, but when I get a call through my work phone it takes priority and that comes through.
 
Mar 22, 2018 at 10:43 AM Post #425 of 803
You pair it to both phones, and the BTR streams from which ever has the more recent command.

For example, I normally play music from my personal phone, but when I get a call through my work phone it takes priority and that comes through.

Thanks for the quick response. So it only work on phone calls? But doesn’t work in streaming music?
 
Mar 23, 2018 at 4:20 AM Post #427 of 803
BTR1 support multiple devices connection right? How do you switch to other connection. Please enlighten me. Thank you
Dear friend,

The BTR1 can connect to two Bluetooth devices at the same time, the specific steps are as follows:

1.Turn on the Bluetooth for device A and B . Hold the power button of the BTR1 (generally for about 6 seconds) and release it until the red and blue lights flash alternately which indicate that the BTR1 is in pairing mode now. Search the BTR1 from Device A for connection. 'BTR1 connected' is displayed on device A at this time;
2. Manually click "disconnect" on device A, and 'BTR1 disconnected' will show up. Hold the power button of the BTR1 for about 3 seconds to turn it down.
3. Repeat step 1 for entering pairing mode. Search the BTR1 from Device B for connection, 'BTR1 connected' is displayed on device B at this time;
4. Click the 'BTR1 disconnected' option on device A again. The device A is connected to BTR1 now.

At this time, you could connect the headphone to the BTR1. When playing the song of device A, it can be heard from the BTR1. Pause the music from device A and play the song of the device B instead, you could enjoy the music from device B in the BTR1 at that time instead.

If you have already owned the BTR1, you could have a try. If not, you may test in the local store instead. :)

Best regards
 
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Mar 23, 2018 at 11:12 PM Post #434 of 803
I just tried this with my Mac and iPhone it works. And the feature is really handy. :beerchug:



Dear friend,

The BTR1 can connect to two Bluetooth devices at the same time, the specific steps are as follows:

1.Turn on the Bluetooth for device A and B . Hold the power button of the BTR1 (generally for about 6 seconds) and release it until the red and blue lights flash alternately which indicate that the BTR1 is in pairing mode now. Search the BTR1 from Device A for connection. 'BTR1 connected' is displayed on device A at this time;
2. Manually click "disconnect" on device A, and 'BTR1 disconnected' will show up. Hold the power button of the BTR1 for about 3 seconds to turn it down.
3. Repeat step 1 for entering pairing mode. Search the BTR1 from Device B for connection, 'BTR1 connected' is displayed on device B at this time;
4. Click the 'BTR1 disconnected' option on device A again. The device A is connected to BTR1 now.

At this time, you could connect the headphone to the BTR1. When playing the song of device A, it can be heard from the BTR1. Pause the music from device A and play the song of the device B instead, you could enjoy the music from device B in the BTR1 at that time instead.

If you have already owned the BTR1, you could have a try. If not, you may test in the local store instead. :)

Best regards
 

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