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Tue Jun 12, 2018 1:20 am (Last edited: Tue Jun 12, 2018 2:14 am)
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So I have my phone paired to the nav and the nav paired to my sena 30K. I can play music and hear nav but phone calls have no volume. Under the audio mixer phone is up all the way but greyed out. All options are ticked and connected under both devices on the Bluetooth setup. Any ideas? |
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This is a feature of the device to remind you that just because you have a mobile telephone, you do not have to be contactable 24/7. Enjoy the ride, the caller will leave a message or ring back. If you need to make a call, stop and focus on the call. Safer for all of us. |
Zitat von wessie im Beitrag #2 +1 on that. When I fitted the bluetooth headset to my helmet - specifically for the purpose of listening to my satnav - I made a point of disconnecting and not fitting the microphone
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Zitat von Freddyfruitbat im Beitrag #3Zitat von wessie im Beitrag #2 Funnily enough, I have done the same thing. My headset is a Cardo Scala Qz which has no intercom facility. I've mostly stopped using it as I don't need sound on the satnav. Handy for listening to Test Match Special on the boring ride down to the English Channel through the mess of SE England when on the way to the Continent. |
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Zitat von CenterFire im Beitrag #1 This is how I have my Sena 20S connected. Works well, including intercom. Phone connection is perfect too, with good volume. In my case the media payback from the Nav VI is lower than I would like but them most of the songs I have there I ripped and the volume was likely set too low in the first place.
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Zitat von Freddyfruitbat im Beitrag #5Zitat von wessie im Beitrag #4But doesn't that make the boring ride... even more boring? one doesn't listen for the cricket - it's the general level of piss taking that amuses, although, the funniest masters of wry British humour have now retired. There is still the constant winding up of Boycott by Aggers to amuse but Blowers will be missed, my dear thing. |
Zitat von wessie im Beitrag #7Zitat von Freddyfruitbat im Beitrag #5Zitat von wessie im Beitrag #4But doesn't that make the boring ride... even more boring? I must agree Wessie, to be honest I’m not a massive cricket fan and watch very little on TV but I just love the banter on TM Special and 5 Live Extra. |
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Zitat von CenterFire im Beitrag #1 That seems to be the exact same issue I brought up in another thread. I wrote to BMW they told me sorry they can't help and directed me to my dealer who is going to try to help but I think they know more about suspensions than they do about Bluetooth |
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Simple solutions to simple problems...Just don't answer it. Better yet, de-activate any connectivity between your ears and the outside world when you're riding. I could never figure out why folks need to be "connected" when riding. Sounds like another statistic waiting to happen. |
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This is an issue with hardware that’s not working as advertised. It doesn’t need your opinion on if it should work or if you would use it or not. |
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Zitat von Rotorwrench im Beitrag #10 An even simpler solution to a simple problem is to not post in a thread to which you have absolutely nothing constructive to add. Some of us need to be connected, even while riding, for business reasons, personal reasons or a combination of the two. I'll spare you my reason but my guess is if you heard it you'd change your attitude. In addition we've also spent $900 or so on a Navigator VI which should do exactly what we need it to do and for anyone to chime in and tell us, "it's not important" or "we ride to get away from things like that," is rude and ignorant, and those are the nice words I'll use for now. |
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I think I got it working. I paired my sena 30k in “gps” pairing to the nav6 and now it seems like it’s all working. I’ve read other suggestions to pair twice from the sena to the nav6, once in a2dp and once in hfp. I tried that, but once the sena was paired the nav wouldn’t find it a second time. Hope this helps you. |
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Zitat von CenterFire im Beitrag #13 I tried re pairing the Sena to the Nav VI as a "GPS" when that didn't work tried pairing it as a phone Again it didn't work. Then went back to the Iphone. Instead of simply unpairing the phone from the Nav which I'd already tried, I selected "Forget This Device" on the Iphone and totally redid the connection. That seems to have solved the phone call issue but I still cannot play my Iphone library. it sees the songs. I can select them and hit play and you can hear little clicks like there's communication but nothing comes through the headset, even though the progress bar continues moving as if a song is being played. Hopefully Garmin will be able to help as looking around the web there seems to be others having similar problems though none of the solutions they've found seem to be working for me. |
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Try resetting everything. Factory reset the nav and the sena, and forget devices on iPhone. Then pair nav as gps to sena, then pair nav to iPhone by making the nav discoverable and finding it on iPhone Bluetooth settings. This worked for me. When it’s done you should be able to see all boxes ticked by clicking on sena or iPhone on the nav Bluetooth settings. |
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