my nexus 4 is on stock 5.1.1 rom.
since 5.0 i have problem with Bluetooth connectivity with my car, it keep trying to sync contacts from the device to the car and probably crash on the car media device, so it keep to connect/disconnect.
I don't need the phone book records in the car media device.
is there any way to disable Pbap protocol?
bitla said:
my nexus 4 is on stock 5.1.1 rom.
since 5.0 i have problem with Bluetooth connectivity with my car, it keep trying to sync contacts from the device to the car and probably crash on the car media device, so it keep to connect/disconnect.
I don't need the phone book records in the car media device.
is there any way to disable Pbap protocol?
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Can't you just go into the Bluetooth menu, turn bluetooth on, and under Paired Devices hit the cog for the BT connection to your car and just uncheck "Contact Sharing"? This should revoke the authorization and stop the sync.
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Can't you just go into the Bluetooth menu, turn bluetooth on, and under Paired Devices hit the cog for the BT connection to your car and just uncheck "Contact Sharing"? This should revoke the authorization and stop the sync.
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I already tried it, i unchecked the "Contact Sharing" and it turn back on after few minutes!
any thing else?
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So i once paired my phone with my car stereo handsfree, but since it was a $100 stereo, the handsfree didn't work correctly. So i don't want to use it anymore. But the stupid stereo have no way to turn off bluetooth.
I tried deleting the stereo from paired devices, and set my phone bluetooth to "hidden" - but that stupid stereo still finds me, and a message about "bla bla wants to connect" pops up everytime i get into my car.
I also tried disconneting power from my stereo, and use the reset switch on it, which reset all settings on it - but IT STILL FINDS MY PHONE!
Anyone have any suggestions on what to do? At the end of the day, i have like 10 notifications on my phone i have to go through and click "No" on...
On the Wizard did you ...?
1) Push the Comm mgr tab
2) Click on settings
3) BlueTooth Settings
4) Mode: UN-check the box "Make this device discoverable to other devices"
5) click OK.
If you didn't do that, try it.
Then go to B/T settings again and pick devices, and remove the device giving you trouble.
That SHOULD do it.
as mentioned i have already made it undiscoverable for other devices. But it still tries to connect to me...
I am having a problem with my car's handsfree and automatic reconnection to my Nexus 4.
My car is paired (and when it is paired I select "Don't ask again" about access to the Address book). However when I return to the car, bluetooth on the phone does not automatically reconnect to the bluetooth handsfree in the car like it did with my previous two phones (SGS2 and SGS3).
I can go into bluetooth settings, and click on the handsfree device and it connects right away and works fine, but I really don't want to do that every time I get in my car.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thank you.
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I bought a GOgroove SMARTmini AUX A2DP to use in my car. I have successfully paired it with my phone but when I play audio it still does not go through the GOgroove.
If I look under bluetooth setting I see the device as paired but if I click on the icon for the device, the only only options are "rename" and "unpair". What do I have to do to route my sound through bluetooth?
I am running Jelly Bean 4.2.1.
The bluetooth device also paired successfully with my iPod touch and I could play music from my iPod to the GOgroove.
Tap the device name in the "paired devices" list (not the settings icon) to connect to it.
Solutions Etcetera said:
Tap the device name in the "paired devices" list (not the settings icon) to connect to it.
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When I do, nothing happens. How do I know it is connected? I suspect it is not connected because my bluetooth device turns off after a couple of minutes. It is supposed to stay on if it is connected to a device.
sjn37 said:
When I do, nothing happens. How do I know it is connected? I suspect it is not connected because my bluetooth device turns off after a couple of minutes. It is supposed to stay on if it is connected to a device.
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When you tap the device name it immediately say "connecting..." and then say "connected". If it is not I would suggest un pairing and pair again.
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Solutions Etcetera said:
When you tap the device name it immediately say "connecting..." and then say "connected". If it is not I would suggest un pairing and pair again.
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It does not say connected. I tried un-pairing and pairing again, same problem. It seems like this bluetooth receiver does not work with my phone. I am going to find a different Android phone to try it with.
Whenever I use Bluetooth through my Ford Sync on my car the voice guided features I have s voice take a really long time to respond. When I try to use the Google built in voice features they cannot hear me and totally fail. Is this a problem with the software or does Ford SYNC not work right?
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Whenever I use Bluetooth through my Ford Sync on my car the voice guided features I have s voice take a really long time to respond. When I try to use the Google built in voice features they cannot hear me and totally fail. Is this a problem with the software or does Ford SYNC not work right?
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It happens when the device is connected as a "phone" and a "media player." It's happened on my One X and N2 pretty consistently no matter what car audio/nav system I'm connected to. So I'm guessing it's an Android thing having to do with A2DP.
And how would I go about changing the way that my phone is connected? Not that I don't frequently use the media features but I would just like to see it work right for once.
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And how would I go about changing the way that my phone is connected? Not that I don't frequently use the media features but I would just like to see it work right for once.
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Once the phone's connected to the car, go in to the BT settings for the car as shown on the phone and uncheck "media device" so only "phone" shows connected.
Everytime My Galaxy S5 (G900F) is connected to my inbuilt BT handsfree in my car (Skoda Octavia) music player is turned on automatically and it starts to play music. (I cannot hear music because car audio has selected Radio mode not BT audio)
Do you know how to disable it please?
It is not possible to disable it in settings of BT, Music Player, Car Mode, Sounds. I dont want to disable BT audio at all, because I sometimes use it.
Thanks
Michal
This maybe something to do with your car kit or settings? I don't have that problem when connecting to my factory fitted car kit.
Try the "places" setting in "location settings" and use the BT connection to tell the phone you are in the car.
Places were already done - Car via BT connection as you suggested. Not solved
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Places were already done - Car via BT connection as you suggested. Not solved
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Sorry for my poor english, once connected go to bluetooth settings and select the option of your connected car (the gear symbol on the right) once there uncheck the multimedia option.
No problem, but I know about this option. As I wrote "I dont want to disable BT audio" because I sometimes use it There must be another way to disable it