Bluetooth Stereo Car Auxiliary
@ProfeGustavoTecnologia • Bluetooth en Radio o Estéreo de Coche The video presents a Bluetooth device that works solely as a Bluetooth signal receiver. The device has a mini plug connector on both sides and comes with a micro USB USB cable for charging. It has an internal battery that allows it to be used for several hours and also has a microphone. The device has a micro USB connector for charging and a 3.5 mini plug connector for connecting to audio equipment, such as a car stereo. A comparison of this device is made with another model called KN319, which also has a mini plug connector and an internal battery, but has the additional ability to transmit a Bluetooth signal. Both devices are mentioned to work at a distance of 10 meters, but the KN319 has more power and can pass through some walls and floors.
The receiving device is more affordable and they can opt for it if they only need to receive Bluetooth signals. It shows how to connect the receiving device to the car stereo using the auxiliary jack and demonstrates playing music through the car audio system.
It is also mentioned that a short cable with a mini plug connector can be used to avoid damaging the auxiliary input of the audio equipment or the Bluetooth device. It is again shown how the receiving device is connected using this method.
The video concludes with a recommendation to use the receiving device on long trips by connecting it to the car cigarette lighter to prevent the battery from draining. It is also advisable to use the short cable with a mini plug connector for greater security.
In summary, the video presents a Bluetooth receiver device that connects to audio equipment such as a car stereo and allows music to be played through the Bluetooth signal. A comparison is made with another device that also has the ability to transmit Bluetooth signal. It stands out that the receiving device is more affordable and offers good sound quality. Advice is provided on how to use and connect the device safely.
Bluetooth is an industrial specification for wireless personal area networks (WPAN) created by Bluetooth Special Interest Group, Inc. that enables the transmission of voice and data between different devices through a radio frequency link in the 2.4 GHz ISM band.
How does Bluetooth work from one device to another?
Bluetooth technology wirelessly transmits data and voice through radio waves that operate in the 2.4 GHz ISM (non-commercial) band. To do this, it makes use of Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPAN). English).