I can listen music and make calls in my car till yesterday however, suddenly the calling functionality is gone. I can still listen music or use google assistant via Android Auto but can not call someone or answer the phone via car bluetooth. The bluetooth stays connected between car and phone and all options in the bluetooth setting are allowed (phone calling etc.). Moreover, when I call someone using phone (via hand) and the output is selected as bluetooth device, the voice comes from phone. Also, when I look at the call log at car, only numbers can be seen, the names o contacts are not shown.
I have deleted bluetooth connection information from both of the devices and I resetted the network settings from phone. Then, set the BT connection again but nothing changed.
The car multimedia system or Xperia 5 IV are not updated in this period. Only phone and contacts apps are updated via Play Store.
Any ideas? Not being able to use phone BT in car is very awful.
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Ps: The BT settings screen says "problem connecting." I attached the SS to the post.
sry dude...no clue....2 systems not working together anymore i only can say.
my parents jsut tried an tablet with A 13 on there older Ford Bmax no connection at all
there old devices with A7 working well
The problem is solved for now. I cleared the storage of Bluetooth system app, contacts app, phone app, android auto app then, resetted the network settings and turned off the nearby share. Finally, I turned on and off Bluetooth scanning. I don't know which one is the solution
thx for the update how u solved the issue
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Compatibel list :
1. Nokia HS-36 W
2. Logitech® Mobile Freedom™ Headset (Thx to samsongam)
3. i.Tech Clip IIe (Thx to aqua)
4. Nokia HS-12W (Thx to talbot.martyn)
Desperate because having problem with Motorola H700 static, and now become display in my room. I try to find which one is good enough for my XDA IIs
My O2 XDA IIs Spec :
WM2003SE
Rom : 1.40.00 WWE
Radio :1.15.00
ExtRom :1.40.923 WWE
Bluetooth Stack : Broadcom v.1 build 3900
Additional information :
1. Extended Rom already modify by deleting foreign provider cab file and replace with usefull programs for auto install if someday got hardreset accident
2. Already install a2dp profile and audigw.dll versi 1.33 for 2 additional new menu to pairing "High Quality Audio setup and Connect to a keyboard".
3. Service Handsfree I only check box the enable service, neither Authorization, Authentication.
testing result for :
1. Jabra BT150
2. Jabra BT330
3. Motorola H500
4. Motorola HS850
5. Nokia BH-700
6. Nokia HS-36W
7. V3 (I don't know the manufacture)
Jabra BT150, Motorola HS850, Nokia BH-700 dan V3 still have problem with static from bothside experience (caller and receiver).
And the rest Jabra BT330, Motorola H500, Nokia HS-36W have no experience with static but the most good enough but still not perfect for me is Nokia HS-36W. So i bought it.
I not yet try a2dp and voice dial feature, because i don't have voice dial program.
*Update August 17,2006*
Ehm, already try trick to pairing the Nokia HS-36W for the second times as High Quality Audio setup, but XDA IIs can't find it. That's mean Nokia HS-36W doesn't support a2dp.
Hope this usefull for others
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from personal experience
Got a working bluetooth handsfree for my XDA IIs, at last....
I Tech Clip II mini... I am very confident that all I Tech Clip will work since they all use the same technology....
I was actually looking for Logitech mobile freedom, but couldnt find it, they give me the newer version, which is Logitech Mobile Traveller... not good... same story with Motorola H700....
So far I have tried Motorola H700, Jabra BT110, Jabra BT250, Logitech Mobile Traveller... all give static if distance is more than 30 cm......
Tried I Tech Clip, no static at all until distance is about > 2 m .. (i know BT Handsfree should work up to 10 m dist, but not with IIs - IIs has very crappy bluetooth hw/sf cause it is very difficult to pair with other hadsfree).
This is from my personal experience, and I am very happy now I can use bluetooth handsfree without static. My friend actually told me that the sound is v clear, and v loud too... Bought it for 170 Ringgit Malay when on holiday last week - get normal charger, usb charger, car charger - pretty cheap and good....
Just for you info, I am using WM5 (Helmi's) with latest bluetooth 3900 and 1.15 radio. I use keylock and big mike's fix for the bluetooth issue. It works for me, and I dont have to worry about accidentally pressing the screen when IIs turns on by it self caused by big mikes fix.
Cheers
Hi!
Got a little question I hope someone here can help me with.
Is there a way to connect the mediaplayer in Cruise to the caraudiosystem with Bluetooth?
I got a NissanQashqai with BT handsfree and it works great in general (there are some complaints in microphonequality though...)
I had hoped it should be possible to play music from the cruise via the BT connection aswell, but sofar no sucess.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Pair it and then use BTAudio (if needed)
You should check the pairing guidelines of your car with a bluetooth enabled device. Follow those steps and you should be able to pair your cruise with the bluetooth of the car. Ofcourse, you'll have to make your device discoverable. Also, If you experience that all audio is not being transferred to your paired device (your car), use a utility like BTAudio on your cruise. Hope this helps.
Music is only supported through car systems with the A2DP profile. You need to check car's manual to make sure it actually supports A2DP. However, the majority of oem systems don't support this and only a few aftermarket systems do. Besides going aftermarket, as reccomended by the above poster, BTAudio can provide a makeshift fix, however the music quality will be poor as it will be at best telephone quality (liken it to listening to music through a phone call).
Aftermarket is truly the best way to go if you want wireless. Here are a few pics of my io Play setup which supports the handsfree and headset profies (HSF/HSP) as well as the stereo music and remote control profiles (A2DP/AVCRP).
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12V FM transmitter with USB connection to Cruise
As I have checked around and tried to get a easy solution for connection via BT, I now beleve there are none. The car is simply not fitted with so advanced BT system, too bad. It would be so simple and neat if it worked...
Anyway, lurking around and reading all about FM-transmitters instead, but not really finding a good product here either.
It would be nice with a 12V FM transmitter, fitted with an USB connection, where the crusie will get powersupply and identyfies the FM transmitter as a wired headset.
I bought one model to try it out, http://www.clasohlson.se/Product/Product.aspx?id=16990147
but had no sucess, it charges ok, but it does not see the charger as a headset and sends out the sound. The transmitter needs to see the Cruise as a USB-memorystick, and controls the USB-stick with stop/play/fwd/bwd.
Anyway, tried the WM5 storage 1.73, but it does not seem to work...
Any ideas of a better product or a solution?
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Any ideas of a better product or a solution
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MyVenturi is pretty good -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=387247
And personally I'm also happy with my Jabra 3030 (A2DP) although it does not charge up the Polaris.
Before I go any further I want to explicitly express that I only have made this small release to make my own life a little bit more comfortable. I make this remark because I do not want to offend the developer of the basic component of my release in any way.
My release relies completely of the functionality that Vijay555 built into his VJVolubilis release. This great piece of software (that has much more features than I use) can be found here: http://www.vijay555.com/?Releases:VJVolubilis
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As I have a Bluetooth carkit with a reasonable sound quality, I wanted to use this carkit to play podcasts over my car speakers. VJvolubilis is very well capable of toggling the BT Audio gateway, so the functionaliuty is available (see link above). But I wanted this functionality to be better accessible when driving.
So I created:
- A Icon resource with a Green and a Red BT icon
- 2 shortcuts that send the agon/agoff parameter to VJVolubilis in order to switch on of off the BT Audio gateway and that make use of the customized BT icons
Having it all (together with the VJVolubilis executable) in a single installer cab gives me just what i wanted. The shortcuts are placed in a Start menu programs group "BT Audio" (please note the custom icons apparently will only be visible in the start menu after a soft reset).
I have put the two shortcuts on my Sense shortcuts (in Sense the custom icons are visible right after intall !), so i can now switch the BT Audio gateway on and off quite easy (ie when driving).
I use this on WM6.5 and Sense 2.1 on my MDA Vario IV / HTC Touch Pro
One more remark on the credits: This release relies hugely on the work that Vijay555 put into VJVolubilis
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Absolutely!
I don't know if VJVolubilis still works as well as it should as I haven't looked at it for quite some time, but the code I used should work on all Microsoft Bluetooth stack phones, so absolutely, be my guest
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Well VJVolubilis has been working on WM5 and WM6.x for me to toggle the BT Audio Gateway. So you did quite a good job back in 2006!!
I tried this on my tilt2 with EnergyRom and on clicking BT Audio On does nothing. When I turn on bluetooth it's connecting as heatset, but for stereo , it's connecting when I select stereo audio from communication manager/ bluetooth. But with this cab file installed nothing happens. It's really difficult to go to settings every time connecting to audio.
I am not sure if Rhodium has Microsoft stack or not. Does it only work with Microsoft stack?
kk0813 said:
I tried this on my tilt2 with EnergyRom and on clicking BT Audio On does nothing. When I turn on bluetooth it's connecting as heatset, but for stereo , it's connecting when I select stereo audio from communication manager/ bluetooth. But with this cab file installed nothing happens. It's really difficult to go to settings every time connecting to audio.
I am not sure if Rhodium has Microsoft stack or not. Does it only work with Microsoft stack?
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Depends on which ROM you got
kk0813 said:
I tried this on my tilt2 with EnergyRom and on clicking BT Audio On does nothing. When I turn on bluetooth it's connecting as heatset, but for stereo , it's connecting when I select stereo audio from communication manager/ bluetooth. But with this cab file installed nothing happens. It's really difficult to go to settings every time connecting to audio.
I am not sure if Rhodium has Microsoft stack or not. Does it only work with Microsoft stack?
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This app will NOT use the Stereo capabilities of the phone.
It just opens the BT Audio gateway that normally is used for telephone calls via Bluetooth. This way you can use any ordinary BT carkit (or headset) to e.g. listen to podcasts.
The quality is reasonable. Also, after any phone call coming in you will have to re-open the gateway (as the phone app closes it alfter ending the call).
Hi gang, have thrown 40USD on the bet that our ICS Xperia Sola will support the USB Ant+ dongle, Suunto Movestick Mini. I've got an OTG cable for the Nexus 7 on its way to link the dongle to the Sola. Think it'll work out of the box, if not any suggestions for enabling USB Host mode in Android? Thanks for your time.
Oh I plan to use this for cycling to link up to my ANT+ heart monitor and other gear.
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Worked a treat, connected USB micro male to Xperia Sola and USB standard female to Suunto Movestick Mini cable. Had prior installed ANT+ Service and ANT+ Radio via Play Market and after I connected the device a prompt asked if I wanted to enable the ANT+ Service automatically in the future. Fired up ANT+ Test and ANT+ Bike and the radio is working!
Now to get some ANT+ gear starting with cadence/speed then finally heart rate monitor. Will upload pic.
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did this work with the movestick mini?
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Worked a treat, connected USB micro male to Xperia Sola and USB standard female to Suunto Movestick Mini cable. Had prior installed ANT+ Service and ANT+ Radio via Play Market and after I connected the device a prompt asked if I wanted to enable the ANT+ Service automatically in the future. Fired up ANT+ Test and ANT+ Bike and the radio is working!
Now to get some ANT+ gear starting with cadence/speed then finally heart rate monitor. Will upload pic.
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Hi, I'm trying to do the same thing you are using the Suunto movestick mini ANT+ Dongle and the micro usb to usb adapter. I have it all hooked up, have the ANT+ Radio service installed and the ANT+ Demo and I can't seem to get the radio working. The ANT+ Demo app just has "ANT not supported" at the bottom of the screen. I'm trying to do it on my Motorola Atrix running an AOKP JB ROM but have tried it on my Stock LG Optimus G too and neither have worked. Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks!
Hello.
Recently i discovered a annoying and big problem with wifi, while phone is receiving and sending data over BT (bt icon in taskbar becoming blue). So, when i tried BT keyboard, i noticed that internet over wifi just stopped working, i also tried this keyboard with Samsung i9000 and P6800, no issues with any of them. Now i've tried a BT stereo headset, and wifi died again, not only it stops sending and receiving data, it also loses signal and available wifi networks.
Here is how wifi works when music is playing in bt headset:
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And after BT was disabled:
My phone is LG E970, information about software is here:
It seems like nexus 4 has this issue, as well as most of the phones with snapdragon cpu, for example, my xperia mini has the same exact problem.
Den90 said:
Hello.
Recently i discovered a annoying and big problem with wifi, while phone is receiving and sending data over BT (bt icon in taskbar becoming blue). So, when i tried BT keyboard, i noticed that internet over wifi just stopped working, i also tried this keyboard with Samsung i9000 and P6800, no issues with any of them. Now i've tried a BT stereo headset, and wifi died again, not only it stops sending and receiving data, it also loses signal and available wifi networks.
Here is how wifi works when music is playing in bt headset:
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And after BT was disabled:
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My phone is LG E970, information about software is here:
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It seems like nexus 4 has this issue, as well as most of the phones with snapdragon cpu, for example, my xperia mini has the same exact problem.
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You May Try Flashing The JB Modem Again.
Regards,
acervenky,
XPT
Don't really think that this is a modem problem, it looks like an interference between bt and wifi, because they are working on the same frequences, that's explain why people using 5ghz have no issues. And the xperia mini have same exact problem, while they two have qualcomm rf module, and all the rest is different. Also, i know another person with e975, who have the same problem.