Automatic Blue Tooth connection

[androidatic]

My Incredible would automatically connect to my Ford Sync system when I turned Blue Tooth on, on the phone. Now with the Razr, it says that it's paired but not connected. I have to connect manually each time. Is there a setting on two RAZR that I'm missing?

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[bubbadog]

Must be a Ford thing. My Razr connects immediately to my Chrysler 300.

 

[sj993]

Same, mine connects automatically to my Acura.

 

[androidatic]

Damn! My HTC worked. I'll help to play with it some more.

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[anon(558804)]

Try leaving Bluetooth ON. Either way I have no such problem with my Acura. Once it was paired and connected, it reconnects every time I have it in the car with Bluetooth active.

 

[jpribble]

I have the same problem with my Razr - it says that it's paired but not connected to my Ford. I used the original droid with it and it connected automatically.

 

[cltatenza]

Works fine in my Infiniti g37

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[dhendriksen]

Try rebooting the phone.

 

[anon(558804)]

Well, the good news is that your Razr is fine. The bad news is you'll have to upgrade your car.

 

[richardpandy]

Go into your Bluetooth settings and long press on your vehicle that it is synced with. It should give you the option in there to Manually Connect or automatically connect as well as give you a few other options.

 

[dontlookatme]

Well, the good news is that your Razr is fine. The bad news is you'll have to upgrade your car.

Ha ha..... my Bluetooths connect fine.

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[Eclipse2K]

No such issue, my 2012 Acura RDX will connect automatically. It will even disconnect my other headsets if I have it with me and take over.

One thing I learned from this thread - you should have gotten an Acura. Lol.

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[androidatic]

No such issue, my 2012 Acura RDX will connect automatically. It will even disconnect my other headsets if I have it with me and take over.

One thing I learned from this thread - you should have gotten an Acura. Lol.

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Well it's my company car so it has to be a Ford. Free car = better than paying for one.

After some experimentation I learned that if the Razr's BT is on, it will automatically connect once I get within connection distance from my car. It's when BT is off and I turn it back on is when I have to manually connect.

I'll keep experimenting.

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[CW]

I haven't noticed that but I did notice that Sync in my 2012 Explorer will read my text messages on the Razr, first android phone that I have heard of doing it!

 

[androidatic]

I haven't noticed that but I did notice that Sync in my 2012 Explorer will read my text messages on the Razr, first android phone that I have heard of doing it!

That feature wouldn't work with my Incredible but it works with the Razr. I think it's Bluetooth 4.0 that enables that feature.

 

[jpribble]

Well, the good news is that your Razr is fine. The bad news is you'll have to upgrade your car.

Haha this isn't as crazy as it sounds...Ford provides updates for SYNC on their website which can be installed via USB stick.

 

[dontlookatme]

When I had the thunderbolt it worked great with my uncle's f150. Connected and read and answered my fone.

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[Shappy]

I haven't had any problems with mine in a Kia Optima but my Bionic dropped bluetooth connection a few times