saanich2018
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- Apr 25, 2018
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- Location
- Atlanta, GA
- Detector(s) used
- Equinox 800
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- All Treasure Hunting
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This is not a pairing question as the wireless headphones that came with 800 pair fine.
The question I have is reconnecting the headphones.
If i turn just the headphones off and then back on, should they connect up automatically, as long as the wireless button on the detector is still turned on?
If I turn both the detector and the headphones off, the next time I turn them back on should they pair up automatically?
While using the detector and the headphones, if I use the Wireless headset button on the detector and disconnect the headset, when I press the button and turn it back on, should they pair back up automatically (leaving the headset turned on the whole time)?
As many of you know I have been having problems with my detector and when it acts up I have been taking a video of it. I want to be sure the video has the high pitch tone I keep getting, so I have been turning off the headset with the Wireless button on the detector so the sound will come out of the head pod. However, when I turn it back on, it will not pair back up unless I turn the headset off and then hold the button down until I get the three tone signal in the headset and then it pairs.
I keep having to pair them back up every time I turn one of them off or on.
Is there a secret I am missing? Is this the way it is suppose work?
Granted, there are problems with my pod head, so this may be messing up as well.
Thank you.
The question I have is reconnecting the headphones.
If i turn just the headphones off and then back on, should they connect up automatically, as long as the wireless button on the detector is still turned on?
If I turn both the detector and the headphones off, the next time I turn them back on should they pair up automatically?
While using the detector and the headphones, if I use the Wireless headset button on the detector and disconnect the headset, when I press the button and turn it back on, should they pair back up automatically (leaving the headset turned on the whole time)?
As many of you know I have been having problems with my detector and when it acts up I have been taking a video of it. I want to be sure the video has the high pitch tone I keep getting, so I have been turning off the headset with the Wireless button on the detector so the sound will come out of the head pod. However, when I turn it back on, it will not pair back up unless I turn the headset off and then hold the button down until I get the three tone signal in the headset and then it pairs.
I keep having to pair them back up every time I turn one of them off or on.
Is there a secret I am missing? Is this the way it is suppose work?
Granted, there are problems with my pod head, so this may be messing up as well.
Thank you.