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Microphone sending no audio data over Bluetooth
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<blockquote data-quote="palswim" data-source="post: 8549081" data-attributes="member: 672300"><p>I just installed a Pioneer FH-X730BS unit, which advertises Bluetooth capability for streaming music as well as phone calls. It came with a corded microphone, which I've connected to the 2.5mm jack, but I'm waiting for a successful test before I choose where to permanently mount it.</p><p></p><p>I am trying to connect it to an Android phone which hasn't had any other problems I've noticed with Bluetooth. I can stream music from this device and the receiver will output sound to all speakers properly. However, the microphone/receiver does not seem to transmit data to the phone, and I am trying to understand the reason for this. Since I haven't mounted the microphone permanently, I have tried holding it to my face during tests and also keeping it at arm's length, but just receive silence in either case.</p><p></p><p>I test by initiating a Google Hangouts call. In Hangouts, I can switch between Bluetooth and the phone's built-in microphone, and when I switch to the phone's microphone, the call records sound immediately. Also, connecting a different Bluetooth device, a normal Bluetooth headset instead of the receiver, the call records sound fine, just as I would expect. I haven't tested with any different devices, and I haven't tested with a normal cellular call, since I don't actually have cellular service.</p><p></p><p>So, I am trying to determine if I have a defective stereo receiver unit, a defective microphone, or a defective understanding of the features that a Bluetooth receiver provides.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="palswim, post: 8549081, member: 672300"] I just installed a Pioneer FH-X730BS unit, which advertises Bluetooth capability for streaming music as well as phone calls. It came with a corded microphone, which I've connected to the 2.5mm jack, but I'm waiting for a successful test before I choose where to permanently mount it. I am trying to connect it to an Android phone which hasn't had any other problems I've noticed with Bluetooth. I can stream music from this device and the receiver will output sound to all speakers properly. However, the microphone/receiver does not seem to transmit data to the phone, and I am trying to understand the reason for this. Since I haven't mounted the microphone permanently, I have tried holding it to my face during tests and also keeping it at arm's length, but just receive silence in either case. I test by initiating a Google Hangouts call. In Hangouts, I can switch between Bluetooth and the phone's built-in microphone, and when I switch to the phone's microphone, the call records sound immediately. Also, connecting a different Bluetooth device, a normal Bluetooth headset instead of the receiver, the call records sound fine, just as I would expect. I haven't tested with any different devices, and I haven't tested with a normal cellular call, since I don't actually have cellular service. So, I am trying to determine if I have a defective stereo receiver unit, a defective microphone, or a defective understanding of the features that a Bluetooth receiver provides. [/QUOTE]
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