How do I pair my phone to my radio? - Radio Communications

you can sometimes set the other bluetooth devices to be discover able . If you don't the phone won't see the devices via bluetooth .
Sometimes when you put a device in pairing mode it is making its self discoverable other times you have to set it to be discoverable and then put it in pairing mode.

Bluetooth is a low power radio system that connects devices together.
Say you had taken a photo on your phone well with a computer paired to your phone via bluetooth you can share the file via blue tooth to the computer via the radio link blue tooth system.

If you had a bluetooth hands free system in your car you could pair it with you phone and use it with the phone .

If you have a Bluetooth u-connect radio and Bluetooth phone it is likely the settings of the phone and car radio are to pair. I expert that during the pairing process and hands free operation the radio sets itself to mute.

Check settings!

Hope this helps?

First: The Forester's radio/Bluetooth is almost brain dead. We should ALL demand Subaru to provide firmware (software) update to correct to numerous problems with this system.

To somewhat correct your problem:

1. Reserve a big amount of time and patient. It will be painful!
2. Navigate the menus to reset all the radio's Bluetooth settings. Make sure that no phone or device is paired with the radio.
3. Reconnect (pair) your phone to the radio by pressing the TALK button on the steering wheel and follow the voice prompts. Do not pair your phone to the radio by pressing buttons on the radio.

NOTE: ONLY ONE PHONE can be connected to the Subaru's radio system and used automatically when starting the car. Kind-of. If you have another phone or user, then... good luck!

If your radio doesn't support hands-free protocol, it will not pair. Check OM for your car/radio.

You'll want to go to Settings > Bluetooth on your Droid Maxx. Turn Bluetooth on and also make it visible. Ensure you keep the phone's screen active while the phone is visible. Then on your car you should initiate the steps found on Subaru BlueConnect for Bluetooth . The car should then initiate pairing. Watch the screen on the car as it might ask to pair with your phone and provide a PIN code. If it does, enter it on your phone to validate the connection. Watch for additional steps that might suggest syncing of your contacts/phonebook, call history, etc. If you have issues. Contact Subaru for assistance.

Mark
Motorola Support

on the phone after you have pair make sure that you phone is not still on pairing mode .

From the Panasonic SC-HC55 manual, reset the units memory to factory. (unplug the unit, wait 3 minutes, then holding the power button, plug it back in. Wait unitl the display shows ........., you may need to do this a couple of times. To get the device to pair, it needs to be displaying "PAIRING".

hi.i have work at a hyundai dealer during 6 years and your problem is the radio.the bluetooth module in radio must be replace under warranty.if you already remplace radio maybe its your phone but most of the time its the radio

search on radio for settings find phone if it asks for a code normally 0000

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