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14 May 2019 11:52 #207947
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14 May 2019 12:33 #207951
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Replied by Bill Portland on topic Re:Android auto
I've found the connection can be quite finicky.
Is your bluetooth connecting?
Have you downloaded and installed andriod auto on your phone?
Start by plugging the phone in using the cable. Then turn on the ignition but don't start the engine. Your phone should switch to Android Auto mode. The bluetooth should connect to your phone first, and show that it's connected in the phone window (top right). Then you should see the android auto icon in the connection window (bottom right).
Does this all happen?
Is your bluetooth connecting?
Have you downloaded and installed andriod auto on your phone?
Start by plugging the phone in using the cable. Then turn on the ignition but don't start the engine. Your phone should switch to Android Auto mode. The bluetooth should connect to your phone first, and show that it's connected in the phone window (top right). Then you should see the android auto icon in the connection window (bottom right).
Does this all happen?
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