bionic pairs with nissan altima bluetooth but no sound. I have deleted old phones from car system which was an htc eris that worked fine. bluetooth works for my headset but not the car. anyone have a workaround?
I am having the same issue with my 2007 Nissan Sentra. It worked fine with my old Droid. If any can send tips, it would be appreciated.
going to vz store later & get another active bionic and see if that connects or maybe a tbolt. if it doesnt then we'll know it's not the phone.
just got back from nissan dealer and tried my bionic in a new 2011 nissan for btooth connection. it paired/connected with speakers and it also wanted to download my address book. so now its either get an older phone or new car.
So you were able to get it to work in a 2011 Altima? I have a 2011 Altima and I just switched from a BB Bold that worked great in my car to the Bionic and have not been able to get the audio to go through sound system when playing podcasts from DoggCatcher. The hands free phone works... I use to use podtrapper w/BB phone now switched to DoggCatcher since podtrapper didn't seem to work with the Bionic, so it may be a setting in the DoggCatcher as well. A lot of new stuff for me between the phone, podcatcher and car so I guess I will just have to keep playing with the systems.
Any advise someone might have would be appreciated.
I hookup the phone thru the car stereo with the headphone jack and a adapter cord (@ $7.00 at radio shack) to use pandora or any music program. put the car stereo to aux.
cruiser86 wrote:just got back from nissan dealer and tried my bionic in a new 2011 nissan for btooth connection. it paired/connected with speakers and it also wanted to download my address book. so now its either get an older phone or new car.
Its the new bluetooth stacks driver that was included with the new OS, if your stereo is a older model it does not have the supported drivers to communicate to the device, this is common with upgrades, older hadware has to be updated in order to add the support needed for the newer hardware, its like placing a 50 inch tv on a vga video card that only supports 800x600 resolutions, it may work but wont function correctly....
Your stereo should be able to use the handsfree connection from the device but all addition options wont function because of hardware limits.
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