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Apple products such as iPhones, iPods and iPads are limited in terms of their ability to provide fairly standard Bluetooth functionality such as file sharing between devices, especially when the Apple device is connecting to a non-Apple device such as an Android smartphone. For details of the file sharing issue see: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18884705/transfer-data-between-ios-and-android-via-bluetooth
There are apps though that can be installed between two Smartphones that can assist with file transfers!
Was working yesterday then shut off and wont pair back. I know its not the phone because Ive tried several. It appears as an available device however when you try to connect it wont and will come up with a message saying its not in range, to make sure everything is turned on , etc..
- Question by Matt Verrier 8:51pm, 4th April 2018
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Anonymous responded : 12:49am, 8th April 2018 (4 years ago)
Try unplugging the unit (LG CM4360) for about 30 seconds. Plug back in. Should reset the Bluetooth connection. Worked for me.
Anonymous responded : 6:46pm, 10th January 2019 (4 years ago)
Unplug the system for 30 sec fixed my problem, thanks.
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