●Compatible with Bluetooth V5.3+BR+EDR+BLE specification.
●Support general protocols such as A2DP/AVRCP/HFP/HSP/SPP/GATT/HID.
●Support TWS (true wireless stereo) function.
●Support USB music playback
●Built-in battery charging function
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ZX532 is a lossless stereo dual-mode Bluetooth module developed by Hangzhou Zhexin Communication Technology Co., LTD. It is a type of Bluetooth audio receiver module and currently has very rich applications in the Internet of Things market. For instance, application fields such as Bluetooth speakers, Bluetooth headphones, walkie-talkie microphones, LED lighting related products, and other human-computer interaction devices.
ZX532 bluetooth modules can now be compatible bluetooth V5.3 + + BLE BR + EDR specification, at the same time support A2DP/AVRCP/HFP/HSP/SPP/GATT/HID general agreement, also support the TWS (true wireless stereo) function, support USB music playback, and built-in battery charging function.
Application
●Bluetooth speaker, Bluetooth headset, etc.
●Walkie-talkie handset microphone, etc.
●LED lighting related products, etc
●Other human-computer interaction equipment, etc.
FAQ
Q: Can I add Bluetooth to my audio receiver?
A: Yes, it definitely is possible. However, it may not be practical. Several vendors offer a solution called ``Bluetooth audio receiver''. This device is connected to a wired receiver. Then you pair and connect the same device to your Bluetooth source (phone, computer, tablet, etc.)
Q: What is a Bluetooth module receiver?
A: Introduction. This Bluetooth Audio receiver module includes a USB port and TF card slot. With a pre-amp output, you can drive headphones or a 3W speaker directly. You can also add an active power amplifier and connect a loudspeaker. The module supports MP3, WMA, WAV and lossless FLAC audio formats.
Q: What's the difference between a Bluetooth receiver and a Bluetooth transmitter?
A: Receivers are great if you want to be able to stream music to one of your favorite wired audio systems, and a transmitter is perfect for sending Bluetooth sound from a television to wireless audio devices. You could also get an amplifier to improve the audio quality of wired headsets.
Q: Can you add Bluetooth to a non Bluetooth receiver?
A: To add Bluetooth functionality to non-Bluetooth devices, you'll need: Bluetooth transmitters and receivers. Non-Bluetooth device should have at least one of these: USB port, auxiliary port (AUX), or a 3.5 mm audio socket (female).
Q: Why do I need a Bluetooth receiver?
A: Connect wirelessly to speakers and devices
Wi-Fi compatibility is a no-brainer, but a Bluetooth-enabled receiver will further expand the devices and speakers you can connect to. Bluetooth allows you to stream music and other media from your smartphone or mobile device and play it from your wireless speaker system.
