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Activate Audi MMI 3G bluetooth connection and handsfree profile in your car. All Audis with Multi Media Interface 3rd generation are equipped with bluetooth, some just need activation which you can do for free, without adding any hardware.
You car need to have MMI 3G system. Check your Multi Media Interface version.
Hidden menu must be enabled.
Procedure:
Turn key into II position and wait for the MMI 3G system to start. You can also use keyless buttons.
Press and hold buttons SETUP and CAR.
After couple of seconds hidden green menu will appear. You can now release the buttons.
Navigate to diagnose > settings > Tel settings misc.
Check current value in this line and switch to value with "BT/HFP" instead of "no BT/no HFP".
Press RETURN and CAR buttons at the same time to exit hidden green menu.
Restart MMI 3G with key combination
Connect your diagnostic interface with module 5F - Control Head.
Choose procedure 10 - Adaptation.
Choose Channel 17 and read stored value (should be 0).
press and hold the BT (bluetooth) button on the left side of the radio for about 5 seconds. wait for the bluetooth symbol to show up on the screen and start blinking. While its blinking tell your phone to begin searching for devices. your phone will find the xplod deck and ask for an access code (the code is 0000). Once found the bluetooth symbol will stop blinking and stay solid and a picture of a phone will show up on the stereo screen.
has the radio got blue tooth installed , as some say "blue tooth ready" on box but need an additional piece of kit to get it to work, ..........if it has then you need to find the BT function on the radio, either menu/ sorurce button and search with your phone , make sure phone is "visible" in the blue tooth mode
You need to pair your phone with your bluetooth headset.
Turn on your phone's bluetooth and search for bluetooth devices.
While the phoneis searching and the BT headset is off,
press and hold the call/end button on the bluetooth headset until it's
light glows steadily. Do not let go until the phone finds it.
Pair the devices and allow the BT headset to connect automatically.
To connect, press and hold call/end button on BT headset like the one in step 2.
You need to pair your PS3 with your bluetooth headset.
Turn on your PS3's bluetooth and search for bluetooth devices.
While the PS3 is searching and the BT headset is off, press and hold the call/end button on the bluetooth headset until it's light glows steadily. Do not let go until the PS3 finds it.
Pair the devices and allow the BT headset to connect automatically.
To connect, press and hold call/end button on BT headset like the one in step 2.
Ok, I have a Sony MEX BT 2600. To pair my phone to the radio, I had to press and hold the BT button for 5 seconds until it flashes, then I have to search for devices on my phone. Xplod comes up. When it does, pair the two and use code 0000. That should do it. Also make sure the BT icon is showing, meaning it is activated for the Sony to connect. When conncted, the radio should show a phone icon for the BT Phone segment of the radio, and then another icon for the BT Audio, both should what looks like radio waves coming off of them, meaning the two devices are connected and recognizing each other.
There is a file that needs to be downloaded to the Pioneer using the Software Update facility. You can get this file from your Pioneer dealer. After this, you will need to play with your device until you get the BT Audio to connect properly, then connect the Telephone. I spent about an hour trying this and then I was successful. My Nokia E71 now connects when I start the car on both the BT Audio and Telelphone connections without continually disconnecting.
i'm not good in english but i'll try. i used h-700 which i think they are same, you have to close your boom(BT) first and and hold the call button for few secs then open the boom while the light is show(still push the button) then release the button then you open your phone and open bluetooth menu choose search for device, your bluetooth should appear on the list.
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