ISF Tech Question (Bluetooth)
#1
ISF Tech Question (Bluetooth)
So I have a dumb question.. When I hook up my phone to the car via bluetooth, it only answers calls and plays them though the driver tweeter. Is there a mod to where we can play music thought the speakers? I have had my F for a while and havent been able to figure it out other then getting one of those POS dongles and using the Aux..
#2
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I have a 2011, it plays the music via Bluetooth through the speakers with no problem. Once I have a call coming in, the song pauses and I can have my conversation accordingly. I have found that if I connect my phone through Audio it only plays the music. Once I receive a call, it defaults to the actual phone. Not through the car. I'll have to go through the Phone connection setting and go through the process to connect.
#5
You would think there is a software update or something.. I use the Aux cord too but its gets annoying since my port is failing and I have to have a dongle since I have an iPhone 7..
I wonder if its possible to swap out the nav/media unit for a 10+ and if that feature would work..
I wonder if its possible to swap out the nav/media unit for a 10+ and if that feature would work..
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#8
I have 2011and can use BT phone with my Note 5 and iPhone 7plus but can not play audio files no matter how many times I've tried setting it up. Music files will not play via BT any ideas?
#9
I believe 08-2011 does not include AD2P bluetooth audio streaming. You have to buy an aftermarket attachment in order to get that feature. Luckily I did a quite a bit of testing and shopping around before finding one that works for me.
I recommend the "USA SPEC BT45-TOY." At that price point you'll get Bluetooth autoconnect, text readout of current song on the screen display and steering wheel scroll controls. Very much a close to OEM solution.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0178G5RRE/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I recommend the "USA SPEC BT45-TOY." At that price point you'll get Bluetooth autoconnect, text readout of current song on the screen display and steering wheel scroll controls. Very much a close to OEM solution.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0178G5RRE/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Last edited by cha7Li3; 03-06-17 at 08:11 AM.
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I believe 08-2011 does not include AD2P bluetooth audio streaming. You have to buy an aftermarket attachment in order to get that feature. Luckily I did a quite a bit of testing and shopping around before finding one that works for me.
I recommend the "USA SPEC BT45-TOY." At that price point you'll get Bluetooth autoconnect, text readout of current song on the screen display and steering wheel scroll controls. Very much a close to OEM solution.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0178G5RRE/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I recommend the "USA SPEC BT45-TOY." At that price point you'll get Bluetooth autoconnect, text readout of current song on the screen display and steering wheel scroll controls. Very much a close to OEM solution.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0178G5RRE/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Weapon F (03-06-17)
#11
Weapon F & all, on the 2010-2012 the BT can do both the phone and the Audio.
After pairing for the phone tap into the menu and look for "Audio" on the Nav screen.
Open Audio and one banner will read "connect audio player".
Tap the add device and then be ready to tap the phone screen to allow pairing.
To play the phone as an audio source just press the hard dash button Aux twice
and be sure the phone is turned up 1/2 way or higher. I strongly advise using BT
for audio programming from a phone, this let's the phone's BT segue from apps to
phone to music seamlessly. Use the USB for any non phone device.
Note: you can pair four (4) devices as phones but only two (2) as audio players.
You will be connecting your phone as one of each.
Be aware that the steering wheel button "Mode" of course switches from AM to FM
to Sat to BT to CD when pressed briefly. When held longer it preforms a mute on
radio programming but pauses any playback such as iTunes or Pandora!
Last tip on these 2010 - 2012 generation BT models, if and when you add new
contact names and numbers to the phone you must open the phonebook in the
car and open "Option" and update the phonebook. Otherwise you will be pressing
the speech button on the steering wheel and "Call...new name...mobile" will not
connect.
After pairing for the phone tap into the menu and look for "Audio" on the Nav screen.
Open Audio and one banner will read "connect audio player".
Tap the add device and then be ready to tap the phone screen to allow pairing.
To play the phone as an audio source just press the hard dash button Aux twice
and be sure the phone is turned up 1/2 way or higher. I strongly advise using BT
for audio programming from a phone, this let's the phone's BT segue from apps to
phone to music seamlessly. Use the USB for any non phone device.
Note: you can pair four (4) devices as phones but only two (2) as audio players.
You will be connecting your phone as one of each.
Be aware that the steering wheel button "Mode" of course switches from AM to FM
to Sat to BT to CD when pressed briefly. When held longer it preforms a mute on
radio programming but pauses any playback such as iTunes or Pandora!
Last tip on these 2010 - 2012 generation BT models, if and when you add new
contact names and numbers to the phone you must open the phonebook in the
car and open "Option" and update the phonebook. Otherwise you will be pressing
the speech button on the steering wheel and "Call...new name...mobile" will not
connect.
#12
I believe 08-2011 does not include AD2P bluetooth audio streaming. You have to buy an aftermarket attachment in order to get that feature. Luckily I did a quite a bit of testing and shopping around before finding one that works for me.
I recommend the "USA SPEC BT45-TOY." At that price point you'll get Bluetooth autoconnect, text readout of current song on the screen display and steering wheel scroll controls. Very much a close to OEM solution.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0178G5RRE/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I recommend the "USA SPEC BT45-TOY." At that price point you'll get Bluetooth autoconnect, text readout of current song on the screen display and steering wheel scroll controls. Very much a close to OEM solution.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0178G5RRE/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
#13
Is this what you are talking about(see link)? How difficult was it to install? Where does it go? center console, where the existing aux port is? Mine is actually broken so this would work great for me..
https://www.amazon.com/USA-BT45-TOY-...+SPEC+BT45-TOY
https://www.amazon.com/USA-BT45-TOY-...+SPEC+BT45-TOY
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#14
Weapon F & all, on the 2010-2012 the BT can do both the phone and the Audio.
After pairing for the phone tap into the menu and look for "Audio" on the Nav screen.
Open Audio and one banner will read "connect audio player".
Tap the add device and then be ready to tap the phone screen to allow pairing.
To play the phone as an audio source just press the hard dash button Aux twice
and be sure the phone is turned up 1/2 way or higher. I strongly advise using BT
for audio programming from a phone, this let's the phone's BT segue from apps to
phone to music seamlessly. Use the USB for any non phone device.
Note: you can pair four (4) devices as phones but only two (2) as audio players.
You will be connecting your phone as one of each.
Be aware that the steering wheel button "Mode" of course switches from AM to FM
to Sat to BT to CD when pressed briefly. When held longer it preforms a mute on
radio programming but pauses any playback such as iTunes or Pandora!
Last tip on these 2010 - 2012 generation BT models, if and when you add new
contact names and numbers to the phone you must open the phonebook in the
car and open "Option" and update the phonebook. Otherwise you will be pressing
the speech button on the steering wheel and "Call...new name...mobile" will not
connect.
After pairing for the phone tap into the menu and look for "Audio" on the Nav screen.
Open Audio and one banner will read "connect audio player".
Tap the add device and then be ready to tap the phone screen to allow pairing.
To play the phone as an audio source just press the hard dash button Aux twice
and be sure the phone is turned up 1/2 way or higher. I strongly advise using BT
for audio programming from a phone, this let's the phone's BT segue from apps to
phone to music seamlessly. Use the USB for any non phone device.
Note: you can pair four (4) devices as phones but only two (2) as audio players.
You will be connecting your phone as one of each.
Be aware that the steering wheel button "Mode" of course switches from AM to FM
to Sat to BT to CD when pressed briefly. When held longer it preforms a mute on
radio programming but pauses any playback such as iTunes or Pandora!
Last tip on these 2010 - 2012 generation BT models, if and when you add new
contact names and numbers to the phone you must open the phonebook in the
car and open "Option" and update the phonebook. Otherwise you will be pressing
the speech button on the steering wheel and "Call...new name...mobile" will not
connect.
#15
Disappointed to find out that my car does not do this. No A2DP profile for the Bluetooth. I have a 2011 ISF GCC Spec with ML and Navigation. So maybe it isnt even an HDD based navigation. super bummed.