I have 08 GMC Acadia SLT2 nav, onstar, xm, bose, etc. I want to pair my iphone5 with bluetooth calling w/min wires Please reccomend?
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Go to you tube. They have really cool videos on how to...I really recommend it
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Go to you tube. They have really cool videos on how to... I really recommend it
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I think it should work just as well! Pretty simple install just plug and play.
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Yes! On the iPhone at least. You just press the button that toggles the speaker phone on your phone and an option will come up for you to toggle between the iPhone, the speakerphone, and the bluetooth in the car.
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You need the cable for app radio mode . Bluetooth will only give you audio.
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The Bluetooth connects to the phone as soon as you get in the car. (I don't have a BLUETOOTH button on my steering wheel) You have to click "Answer" on the screen when a call comes in As far as the steering wheel controls. In the SET UP menu there is a STEERING WHEEL CONTROL that you several different code options/configuration. It took me a few minutes to find the right one and they all work.
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I with my SG5 because I have my default device set for my car Bluetooth. Here is what might work for you: If you've paired your iOS device with a Bluetooth accessory and no longer wish to use that accessory, you may unpair it. If you wish to leave the device paired, but route calls through a second, paired device, turn off the first device and then turn on the second device. Then in Settings > Bluetooth, tap on the device you wish to use.From the Home screen choose Settings > Bluetooth. If Bluetooth isn't on, turn it on.Choose a device and tap Unpair.Until you pair the Bluetooth accessory again, your iOS device won't route information through it. I with my SG5 because I have my default device set for my car Bluetooth. Here is what might work for you: If you've paired your iOS device with a Bluetooth accessory and no longer wish to use that accessory, you may unpair it. If you wish to leave the device paired, but route calls through a second, paired device, turn off the first device and then turn on the second device. Then in Settings > Bluetooth, tap on the device you wish to use.From the Home screen choose Settings > Bluetooth. If Bluetooth isn't on, turn it on.Choose a device and tap Unpair.Until you pair... » Read More I with my SG5 because I have my default device set for my car Bluetooth. Here is what might work for you: If you've paired your iOS device with a Bluetooth accessory and no longer wish to use that accessory, you may unpair it. If you wish to leave the device paired, but route calls through a second, paired device, turn off the first device and then turn on the second device. Then in Settings > Bluetooth, tap on the device you wish to use.From the Home screen choose Settings > Bluetooth. If Bluetooth isn't on, turn it on.Choose a device and tap Unpair.Until you pair the Bluetooth accessory again, your iOS device won't route information through it. « Show Less
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I have mine mounted to the roll cage above me on a Polaris Ranger. Radio will go louder than your ears can take it. Very clear. Has very good bass. No Bluetooth. It will accept iphones but I don't know anything about an iphone 5. At 50 MPH you should be concentrating on where you are going and not the music.
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It works the same. Great device and I use it often. The built in fm transmitter is nice for playing music in the car through the car speakers or in the house using a stereo. Could not get the bluetooth to sync with an iPhone 5 but only tried once.
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Please keep both devices on by pressing the buttons for a few seconds. They should normally pair. I have tried and was successfull. Please make sure that you have a transmitter. I had a bitter experience once that I received a receiver instead of a transmitter. I reported the matter to the dealer and got my money back.
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I used a simple android app to pair it with my phone. The app is called ArduDroid. I do not know about iphone though! Goodluck!
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I use the Torque app. Make sure to pair your bluetooth on your device and then go into Settings in the Torque app and set your default device. If you don't do both it will not pair.
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You want make sure your iPhone supports Bluetooth version 3.0. It's designed to basically offer hands-free conversations while driving; connecting wireless to your smartphone. That'sall.
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look in settings on ipod should be a blue tooth setting where you can pair with cars wi-fi
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I have the iphone5 not the 5s and its works fine I haven't made any calls but the bluetooth music works for me and I like the one speaker so I don't totally drown out the road.
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I used a wiring harness adapter, very easy to install. Bluetooth and I-pod interface both work great!
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Yes. I actually have an iPhone 5 connected to Bluetooth and an iPhone 4 connected with this cord for iPod functionality and to use an offline gps app. It allows you to select between BT audio and iPod sound using the mix function.
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If your car already has bluetooth, you don't even need this device! Just use any bluetooth device like an iPhone, Android phone, tablet, etc. and you should be able to stream music to your car radio. I can't believe this hasn't been posted already!
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not really, i had alot of problems with the one as well , so what i did. i took it off from the sounddock and start all over again.reset your iphone bluetooth . and if it doesn t work i will recommend you to buy a bluetooth receiver that i just bought for the sounddock on amazon as well . is call bluetooth receiver , it cost about 16 dollars .