Pairing issues multiple devices
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Pairing issues multiple devices
I have a Samsung S7 Edge, a Kenwood KMR318BT, and a Sena SMH10 installed in a 3/4 Shoei helmet.
Taking a long trip on July 20th and want to bring both my half helmet and the Shoei with the Sena. I have the Kenwood head unit hooked up with my S7 with a short 12" USB cable that goes from my Klockwerks NAV bag to the front USB of the Kenwood.
The Sena pairs with the Samsung no problem, and I can play music through the Google music app, but when the Samsung is hooked up USB to the Kenwood, nothing is played through the helmet speakers via the Sena. I have the Kenwood Music play App on the S7 so the music plays great through my Infinity speakers on the bike, but so far will not play through the helmet Sena speakers. So far I have not been able to pair the Kenwood to the Sena or if this is even possible. The Sena supports AD2P and HFP. The manual says it can pair with Bluetooth mobile phones, MP3, GPS or with any other Sena headset.
The KENWOOD Bluetooth Compatibility List is only for smartphones.
http://www.kenwood.com/cs/ce/bt/index.php
Should I take the Samsung out of the equation and get another iPod Nano?
Taking a long trip on July 20th and want to bring both my half helmet and the Shoei with the Sena. I have the Kenwood head unit hooked up with my S7 with a short 12" USB cable that goes from my Klockwerks NAV bag to the front USB of the Kenwood.
The Sena pairs with the Samsung no problem, and I can play music through the Google music app, but when the Samsung is hooked up USB to the Kenwood, nothing is played through the helmet speakers via the Sena. I have the Kenwood Music play App on the S7 so the music plays great through my Infinity speakers on the bike, but so far will not play through the helmet Sena speakers. So far I have not been able to pair the Kenwood to the Sena or if this is even possible. The Sena supports AD2P and HFP. The manual says it can pair with Bluetooth mobile phones, MP3, GPS or with any other Sena headset.
The KENWOOD Bluetooth Compatibility List is only for smartphones.
http://www.kenwood.com/cs/ce/bt/index.php
Should I take the Samsung out of the equation and get another iPod Nano?
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