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Connecting Phone to JVC CA-MXS5RMD Amplifier: Step-by-Step Guide & Compatibility

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  • #2 15477820
    tomek89pro
    Level 9  
    If you have a function marked as "AUX" on the selection of the function, then on the back of the device there should be an RCA input marked as "IN", you probably have a 3.5mm jack cable on your phone, i.e. the so-called (small Jack). If everything is correct then you should buy such a cable "(RCA - JACK 3.5mm)"

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  • #3 15477823
    Andrze99
    Level 2  
    tomek89pro wrote:
    If you have a function marked as "AUX" on the selection of the function, then on the back of the device there should be an RCA input marked as "IN", you probably have a 3.5mm jack cable on your phone, i.e. the so-called (small Jack). If everything is correct then you should buy such a cable "(RCA - JACK 3.5mm)"

    preview image ...

    And then what mode should I turn on if I connect it?

    Added after 3 [minutes]:

    Andrze99 wrote:
    tomek89pro wrote:
    If you have a function marked as "AUX" on the selection of the function, then on the back of the device there should be an RCA input marked as "IN", you probably have a 3.5mm jack cable on your phone, i.e. the so-called (small Jack). If everything is correct then you should buy such a cable "(RCA - JACK 3.5mm)"

    preview image ...

    And then what mode should I turn on if I connect it?

    Connecting Phone to JVC CA-MXS5RMD Amplifier: Step-by-Step Guide & Compatibility and jezeoi I have something like that? https://obrazki.elektroda.pl/1850984100_1456620715.jpeg
  • #4 15477827
    tomek89pro
    Level 9  
    Exactly such a cable. You turn on the AUX mode on the amplifier (if there is one), connect everything - play the music on the phone and the volume on the phone to the maximum and the volume control on the amplifier must play.
  • #5 15477828
    Andrze99
    Level 2  
    tomek89pro wrote:
    Exactly such a cable. You turn on the AUX mode on the amplifier (if there is one), connect everything - play the music on the phone and the volume on the phone to the maximum and the volume control on the amplifier must play.

    Thanks a lot, everything works. Regards :)
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  • #6 20745107
    stefankovalsky
    Level 12  
    How to make such a connection wirelessly via Bluetooth?
  • #7 20745170
    mariann
    Level 38  
    Hello
    You buy a Bluetooth receiver with an RCA output (depending on what input you have on the amplifier) and that's it. You pair your phone with the receiver and you have a signal to the amplifier. Such a receiver costs a few zlotys on a well-known auction site. They usually have a small jack as a signal output, but all you need is an appropriate connector and it works.
    Regards.
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  • #8 20747484
    stefankovalsky
    Level 12  

    I saw such a transmitter for over PLN 100 and there wasn't much choice. Maybe I searched for the wrong keywords?
  • #10 20748272
    stefankovalsky
    Level 12  

    But we are talking about a vintage amplifier without a USB input. It must have RCA.
  • #11 20748332
    OJM
    Level 17  
    stefankovalsky wrote:
    But we are talking about a vintage amplifier without a USB input. Must have RCA.
    That's right - we're talking about an amplifier without USB.
    The USB socket in the Bluetooth transmitter/receiver is used to power this device, or it can run on an internal battery, but you need to charge it from time to time. Look at the picture to see how it can work in receiver mode. @mariann has already written about the connection
    Diagram showing Bluetooth receiver working with mobile devices and audio-visual equipment.
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To connect a phone to the JVC CA-MXS5RMD amplifier, users can utilize a 3.5mm jack to RCA cable if the amplifier has an "AUX" input. After connecting, the amplifier should be set to AUX mode, and the phone's volume should be maximized for optimal sound output. For wireless connectivity, a Bluetooth receiver with RCA output can be used, allowing the phone to pair with the receiver, which then connects to the amplifier. It's important to note that the JVC CA-MXS5RMD is a vintage amplifier without USB input, requiring RCA connections for audio input.
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