This is due to the fact that a Solo bulb has two Bluetooth modules: the primary module is for audio streaming, and the secondary module is for lighting/volume control. The primary module shows up as “Pulse Solo C01-A66” for Solo 1 or “Solo 2 RGBW” for Solo 2 RGBW in your mobile device’s Bluetooth settings; the secondary module will show up as “C01-A66_Pulse Solo” for Solo 1 or “S21XXXXX” for Solo 2 RGBW in the Bluetooth settings as shown in the picture. Only the Pulse app can connect to the secondary Bluetooth module. Normally whichever mobile device opens the Pulse app first will gain control of the secondary module, thus preventing any other mobile device from controlling lights via its Pulse app. Have your friend close the Pulse App on their mobile device, then re-start your Pulse app. This should allow your mobile device to gain controls over both audio and lighting.
- Can I play music on Solo Color Plus with the lights turned off and vice versa?
- Can I play music from two Solo Color Plus bulbs simultaneously with a single smart device?
- Can I use Solo Color Plus in the bathroom?
- Does the Solo Color Plus use Wi-Fi or Bluetooth?
- Do I need to use the Pulse app to play music from the Solo Color Plus?
- Do I need to use the Pulse app to control lighting on the Solo Color Plus?
- What type of socket does the Solo Color Plus bulb fit in?
- Can I connect the Solo Color Plus to my TV, home stereo, laptop, or other non iOS or Android devices?
- Why can one phone connect to the Solo Color Plus bulb to play music and another device can connect to control the lights?
- What Amazon Echo device can stream music through a Solo Color Plus bulb?