Wireless applications, Master(phone) or headset mode, What is the difference between profiles – JK Audio BlueDriver-F3 User Manual

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Wireless Applications

Master(Phone) or

Headset Mode

The Master device controls the

connection, and also has the

ability to stream stereo A2DP

audio to the Headset device.

A2DP music streaming is a one-

way path from Master(Phone)

to Headset. BlueDriver can act

as either a Master or Headset.

Please note that wireless phones

typically cannot receive A2DP

stereo music streaming.
BlueDriver will first attempt to

connect using the Hands-Free

profile, allowing 3.4 kHz (7 kHz

if HD Voice is available on your

phone) telecom bandwidth for a

mono full-duplex connection. If the

Hands-free profile is not available,

BlueDriver will attempt to connect

in A2DP stereo streaming mode.

What is the Difference

between Profiles?

A2DP (Advanced Audio

Distribution Profile):

Used for stereo music streaming.

Headset

:

Facilitates mono,

full-duplex audio between two

paired devices.

Hands-Free: Similar to Headset

profile, but allows the receiving

device more control over the call,

such as volume, accept/reject/end

a call.

Wireless Applications

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