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  I have connected a speaker bluetooth (SimpleSound GO) to my new office of 700-027c want, but reception breaks down as soon as I move the speakers of more than 5' from the computer case. It is the same compound that works perfectly in the House when it is connected to my laptop. Anyone has any idea why?

  The PCI express half length, minimap has a 2.4 GHz single band antenna.  I recommend that you check to see if it can be placed differently to increase the reception.  Here are the specifications of the card:

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• Headset Bluetooth and Apple Watch experience

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  The shows should also be in bluetooth range of the phone?  Otherwise it won't work if they are both on the same wifi network?

  I recently downloaded songs from my iPhone to my watch and paired with headphones and could listen to music directly from the watch.  The watch will play music directly on the helmet until they are matched, even with the iPhone out of reach.

  If you use the watch / helmet within the Bluetooth range then you should be able to have full access to functions.  Alternatively, you can control the music from the iPhone with the watch.  Kind of a nice feature.

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• IPhone BlueTooth Apple Watch Distance

  I have a few questions:

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  2. how far can the Apple Watch connect an iPhone 5 c?

  3. how far can the Apple Watch connect to an iPhone 5s?

  4. how far can the Apple Watch connect an iPhone 6?

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  Hello

  Normal Bluetooth range is about 10 meters/33 feet. Actual range varies in practice because of wireless interference, but you don't need necessarily to have your iPhone on or just around you (scope of arms, for example) for Apple Watch and matched iPhone maintain their Bluetooth connection.

  Your watch can still carry out certain functions when it is not connected to your iPhone, including some that are available when your watch is connected to a known Wi - Fi network.

  More information:

  Use Apple Watch without her sister iPhone - Apple Support

• Is it possible to find your apple Bluetooth pencil? I lost mine and I was walking around the House by train so he could connect to Bluetooth

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• EliteBook 8440p: how to disable the internal Bluetooth Radio and use USB Dongle

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  REO

• "Unable to detect the remote device" Bluetooth re Nokia phone

  I have two Nokia phones and can not connect to my laptop Toshiba Tecra via bluetooth

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  Nokia PC Suite 7.0.8.2 version

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  I put my permananently visible to all Bluetooth phones and fortunately they send information to each other.

  For a few seconds, one of my phones connected using the Launcher free config (not something I normally use) but then the phone has disappeared from the screen and now can not be detected.

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  Maybe that your antenna has release the Bluetooth module so that your Bluetooth range is very limited.
  Can you try to move your mobile phones very close to your laptop and the search for your bluetooth phones?
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• is your Apple Watch unplug your phone at a certain distance?

  I recently bought a series of Apple Watch 1 and I was wondering if at a distance, only he disconnects your iPhone?

  In addition, who is the home button, and what are the objectives of the buttons?

  Hello

  Once they have been paired, your iPhone and Apple Watch will remain paired until they are non-matched manually. However, they can become disconnected or connected (several times), while that always paired.

  Disconnections can be normal, for example when the watch loses the Bluetooth connection with the matched iPhone and no known Wi - Fi network is available.

  Normal Bluetooth range is about 10 meters/33 feet. Actual range varies in practice due to interference with wireless (including, for example, because of the walls), but you don't need necessarily to have your iPhone on or just around you (scope of arms, for example) for devices to keep their Bluetooth connection.

  Once they have are disconnected, they should reconnect automatically after close moments being brought back.

  More information:

  On Bluetooth and Wi - Fi on Apple Watch - Apple Support

  valem1234 wrote:

  .. In addition, who is the home button, and what are the objectives of the buttons?

  You can find these resources useful:

  • Look at Apple Watch (he doesn't have a Home button):
    • https://help.Apple.com/watch/#/apd8b5deac7b
  • On your Apple Watch - Apple Support

• Pairing problems

  My watch disconnects frequently.

  When this happens the pairing does not work. Nothing happens.  I focus the camera on the watch and zilch

  Same thing with the hand, my watch does not appear on the iPhone 6 sec more

  Finally, always at home, I connect it by dragging the screen.

  It's driving me crazy. He is a recent problem. It worked fine for months.

  iOS 9.3.5 on Windows 7

  Hello

  It is not normally necessary to re - associate your watch when it is disconnected from your iPhone.

  If your watch become disconnected from your iPhone via Bluetooth, it will attempt to connect to a Wi - Fi network known as a relief.

  To check the status of the connection of your watch at any time, go to the eye of parameters:

  • When displaying the time on your watch, slide up on the screen, then swipe left / right for the look of parameters.
  • This will specify connected or disconnected:
    • If it says connected and the icon in the upper right corner is a green phone, your watch is connected to your iPhone via Bluetooth.
    • If it says connected, the icon is a green cloud, then your watch is disconnected from your iPhone via Bluetooth, but rather connected (as a backup) to a known Wi - Fi network.
    • If it is disconnected, your watch is disconnected from your iPhone and also is not connected to a Wi - Fi network. The icon in the upper right corner will be a red telephone with a line through it.
      • In these circumstances, the same disconnected icon appears at the top of your watch face:

  

  • Slide down again to return to the watch face.

  Bluetooth range is about 10 meters/33 feet. The actual range will vary in practice, but you may not need to have your iPhone on or just around maintain you for the watch the Bluetooth connection.

  Disconnections can be normal, happening whenever the watch loses the Bluetooth connection with the matched iPhone and no known Wi - Fi network is available.

  Note that there is a difference between your devices being "matched" vs them becomes temporarily "disconnected". Once they have been paired, the watch and the iPhone will remain paired until they are non-matched manually. However, they can become disconnected or connected (several times), while remaining always matched.

• Apple Watch don't pair after the recent software update

  I've just updated my software and now my iPhone and watch will not pair. Am I missing something?

  Hi Sam

  There is a difference between be unpaired and disconnection. When your watch dial a symbol of red phone with a line through it, it simply means that your Apple Watch has been disconnected from your iPhone:

  

  Disconnections can be normal. For example: your watch will be are disconnected from your iPhone if the devices are moved out of Bluetooth range or if your iPhone is turned off. If your watch is unable to connect to a Wi - Fi network known at the time (as a backup), it will be disconnected.

  The watch and the iPhone must reconnect automatically a short while after having reconciled being brought back.

  If they do not automatically reconnect, try to keep your iPhone and Apple Watch close to each other and follow these steps until they reconnect:

  • Check that Bluetooth and Wi - Fi are activated on your iPhone:
    • It can help to turn Bluetooth on or off and turn it back on your iPhone (settings > Bluetooth).
  • Check that airplane Mode is not enabled on your watch:
    • When you display the time on your watch, drag upward on the dial of the watch > drag left / right to the glance of parameters.
      • If the glance of parameters says already connected and the symbol in the upper right corner is a green phone, your watch is already connected to your iPhone via Bluetooth.
    • If your watch is not connected and the airplane Mode is on, press the button to turn it off.
    • Otherwise, it can help to activate / turn off the airplane Mode again.
  • Restart both devices, both turn off together, and then restart your iPhone first.

  For optimal performance of your watch, keep both Bluetooth and Wi - Fi enabled at all times on your iPhone.

• IPhone requires data to use Apple Watch

  My wife does not require the use of the data, but she would like to get an iphone and a Apple Watch, will work to watch if she gets only a plan and texting.  I guess some functions require access later and I hope that the WiFi would be nice.

  Hi Scott

  Some of the features and services Apple Watch that can be used to involve the use of cellular data or Wi - Fi internet access.

  Whenever possible, Apple Watch relies on its Bluetooth connection with paired iPhone. When it provides certain features and services through the watch, the iPhone can use mobile data / mobile or Wi - Fi. Apple Watch has no cellular function, can not use cellular data otherwise than through the iPhone.

  Apple Watch offers a number of features when paired iPhone is either unavailable (e.g. disabled) or not in the Bluetooth range:

  • Play music from a playlist that has been synced to Apple Watch.
  • Use the watch for the time, as well as alarms, stopwatches and the clock.
  • Keep track of your activity (Stand, Move, exercise) with the application of the activity.
  • Follow the workouts with the application of the workout.
  • View photos of the synced photo album.
  • Use Apple pay for shopping.

  If the watch is not connected to your iPhone via Bluetooth, but it is within range of a wireless (2.4 GHz) your iPhone plugged in before, the watch can connect to the network and you can also still:

  • Send and receive messages using iMessage.
  • Send and receive digital messages Touch.
  • Use Siri.
  • Make and receive phone calls if you have calls enabled Wi - Fi (depending on your operator).

  More information:

  Use Apple Watch without her sister iPhone - Apple Support

• Features of the watch to be used without the phone

  Hello

  I'm new here and that you have a general question for owners of Apple Watch. I think to do a Apple Watch and would like to know what elements can be used without my iPhone right next to / withme. I ask as often, I leave my phone on my desk at work and in the gym, I do not have my phone with me. In particular, I am interested to know if I can use the heart rate monitor and running pace and distance follow-up without having my phone with me.

  I would appreciate any feedback that anyone can offer.

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Normal Bluetooth range is about 10 meters/33 feet. Actual range varies in practice because of wireless interference, but you don't need necessarily to have your iPhone on or just around you (scope of arms, for example) for devices to keep their Bluetooth connection.

  Your watch may also exercise certain functions when it is not connected to your iPhone, including some that are available when your watch is connected to a known Wi - Fi network.

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  Hello

  Normal Bluetooth range is about 10 meters/33 feet. Actual range varies in practice because of wireless interference, but you don't need necessarily to have your iPhone on or just around you (scope of arms, for example) for devices to keep their Bluetooth connection.

  Your watch may also exercise certain functions when it is not connected to your iPhone, including some that are available when your watch is connected to a known Wi - Fi network.

• The capture of Apple Watch up on notifications does

  If I take my iPhone and Apple Watch somewhere that doesn't have wifi and I let my phone sitting somewhere and I leave the Bluetooth range and during this time, I get a text on my iPhone when I get back... 10 minutes later and my Apple Watch reconnects with my iPhone with Bluetooth I'll then get notifications that I missed as the text message? He me buzz or simply update the notification without Zoom window? Thank you

  Hello

  No - if you have already received the notification on your iPhone, you will be also more later to get it on your Apple Watch.

  More information about the Notifications:

  About notifications on your Apple Watch - Apple Support

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  What is the dIstance between iPhone and Apple Watch

  Hi Liz

  Normal Bluetooth range is about 10 meters/33 feet. Actual range varies in practice because of wireless interference, but you don't need necessarily to have your iPhone on or just around you (scope of arms, for example) for devices to keep their Bluetooth connection.

  Your watch may also exercise certain functions when it is not connected to your iPhone, including some that are available when your watch is connected to a known Wi - Fi network.

  When the pair iPhone is not included and your watch is not connected to the Wi - Fi, you can always:

  • Play music from a playlist synchronized on your watch.
  • Use the watch for the time, as well as alarms, stopwatches and the clock.
  • Keep track of your activity (Stand, Move, exercise) with the application of the activity.
  • Follow the workouts with the application of the workout.
  • View photos of the synced photo album.
  • Use Apple pay for shopping.

  If your watch is disconnected from your watch, but within range of a WiFi (2.4 GHz) your iPhone plugged in before, the watch can connect to this network and you can also still:

  • Send and receive messages using iMessage.
  • Send and receive digital messages Touch.
  • Use Siri.
  • Make and receive phone calls if you have calls enabled Wi - Fi (depending on your operator).

  More information:

  Use Apple Watch without her sister iPhone - Apple Support