How to connect 1 cell with 2 Bluetooth devices?

Not sure I’m tracking but...

BT can be a bit fussy... I can bounce back and forth between my BT options (sorry, one at a time) say on my iPhone, but if it the BT device is already paired with another device, say my iPad, then I must, sometimes, unpair the BT device from my iPad before I can pair it with my iPhone... ya, BT Tech can be a good option but normally when one is only pairing one phone/tablet to one BT Toy at a time.

Not sure what you meant when you said your tablet doesn’t support a website... but ya, tech, fun... lol

 

Having said that... and reading the post again... I think you should be able to bounce back and forth between the BP Headset and the dongle to the Truck Speakers... make sure the dongle for aux input device is NOT paired to your tablet first... then bounce back and forth between the two BT devices (again, one at a time) before complicating the mix with the Tablet.

 

Another option to get both options, have your phone hard wired to the Aux Input Jack and use your BP headset via BT technology.

Then I think you should have both all the time without bouncing back and forth between BT devices.

 

@RedForeman I don't understand a lick of all these types of technical discussion but you seem to be highly proficient with these kinds of things. Just wanted to see if you had any input. Thanks.

 

Have you went if Bluetooth settings and changed parameters?
This is my set up for example, where I am listening music through Volvo player, and talking via Bluetooth

 

The Aux Input on the radio is a basic 1/8” jack correct? Buy a patch cord and physically plug your phone into it using a 1/8” Male to 1/8” Male patch cable... then you can use your phone to play the Music Garden App over your truck stereo via the Aux Input...

Then you can pair your BP (BlueParrot) to your phone using the BT (Bluetooth) option...

You should then, I think, have both the Radio and Headset connected without having to juggle two Bluetooth devices on one phone.

 

My iPhone Bluetooth will only connect with either my truck radio OR my hands-free earpiece. Fortunately, if my phone rings and I power on my earpiece, it automatically defaults to it, and when I turn it off, the radio reconnects.