I have tried to pair my iPhone with my 2007 bluetooth but it never does anything it just keeps searching. Is it even compatiable with my car? I have an iPhone 3G and a 2007 Toyaota Camry LE. I have tried connecting it to another bluetooth and it does the exact same thing

Try pairing again.

TX550 Bond Pair

Be sure Bluetootis enable on your iPhone when you search for your tx550.

Mark
Motorola Support

Try this link. It's for an Altima but the code is probably good for all models

http://www.ehow.com/how_7318651_enable-bluetooth-2007-nissan-altima.html

Hi. Does this happen with other phones too? Is it the first attempt at connecting to an Iphone 4? It sounds like the kit you have is not compatable to the phone. Kind reagrds, Neil

I've got MY65T working on an iPhone 3GS. I previously had the problem where it would pair and retrieve phone book, but not transmit or receive voice from my iPhone when making a call.

The last thing I did that fixed it was to remove the bluetooth pairings and "reinstall software on your navman". I don't know if this may remove some of your settings / POI / etc. This was a new purchase so I didn't have anything to lose.

Before doing this I had upgraded the navdesk software to 7.30, and installed the latest firmware for MY65T. Firmware is located at http://www.navmansupport.com.au/Software/My%20Series/MY65T/MY250___352.htm

Details:
-remove the phone bluetooth pairing from the Navman from Settings / Bluetooth / My Paired Devices / [your phone] / delete
-remove the bluetooth pairing from your phone's settings
-connect navman to PC and launch navdesk
-click "My Navman" / "Reinstall software on your Navman"
-download the install file if prompted
-accept the reinstallation prompts and complete reinstallation
-set your phone to discoverable over bluetooth (just keep it on the Bluetooth settings screen on iPhone)
-go to Settings / Bluetooth /" Search new devices" on your Navman
-click your phone's name on the navman's discovered devices
-enter the PIN onto your phone when prompted and accept the pairing. This takes a little while.
-test handsfree!

Just did it myself. Ensure the iPhone is discoverable and searching.

Switch the Stone off by squeezing down the control surface until it bliddle-omps.
Put it into pair mode by squeezing the thang again until the bluetooth light flashes. Keep squeezing.
Watch the iPhone - it will pair automatically - no password required.

it wont pair whatever you do. even if you install a photoshare app on your iphone, it still wont be able to transfer files to and from your iphone. the iphone's bluetooth only works with other iphones/ipod touch.

The phone needs to discover the car, not the other way 'round.

Make the car BT system discoverable, then on the iPhone go to Settings->General->Bluetooth.
Turn bluetooth on and it will search for devices. It should then find your car, and you can proceed with pairing.

iPhone has had bluetooth since the first model in 2007. With iPhone OS/firmware 3.0 (free for all iPhone users), iPhones are fully A2DP compliant and link with Mazda bluetooth.
My current experience is with a 2010 Mazda3 and iPhone 3GS, where I get phone and iPod functionality via bluetooth (yes, without jailbreaking), though the steering-wheel controls are limited to play/pause and volume only.

Try this procedure:
On iPhone:
1) Go to Settings
2) Go to Reset
3) Select "Reset All Setting" (Make sure you save passwords. Data is safe.

On Car:
Clear all previous pairings.
Once iPhone reboots, turn on Bluetooth.
If I could be of further assistance, let me know. If this helps or solves the issue, please rate it.
Thanks, Joe


I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/joe_8b8c2cd6ce148309

i use to work for honda and acura and from what i recall, the iphone is and or wasnt compatible with the bluetooth sytems(factory) i was haveing trouble pairing a custs iphone in a pilot, then was told its not compatible with that phone