OK. Thanks as always HB. This may well be a Jawbone issue, not a D2 issue, really.
How is the re-set accomplished?
lol....Turn Device off. Then turn it back on.
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OK. Thanks as always HB. This may well be a Jawbone issue, not a D2 issue, really.
How is the re-set accomplished?
My Droid2 will connect to my Pioneer car stereo bluetooth most of the time. Sometimes I have to cycle bluetooth off then back on, on the phone to get it to connect. That I can live with, but frequently it uses the phone speaker and mic instead of the bluetooth speaker and mic despite being connected. The phone will ring, the controls show up on the radio screen, I push the answer button and end up having to pick up the phone instead of being hands free. This happens about 75% of the time, wether I initiate the call or receive the call. I have not been able to reliably pinpoint the circumstances, sometimes the first call fails, sometimes it works for several then fails. Very frustrating.
Has anybody else had this problem? Would rooting change anything?
The bluetooth car setup is basically just a headset with its components spread out. It is hard to imgaine that other people are not having similar problems with headsets. Just realized I have not tried disabling the media audio profile. I will have to try it that way, maybe it is confusing it.
My Droid2 will connect to my Pioneer car stereo bluetooth most of the time. Sometimes I have to cycle bluetooth off then back on, on the phone to get it to connect. That I can live with, but frequently it uses the phone speaker and mic instead of the bluetooth speaker and mic despite being connected. The phone will ring, the controls show up on the radio screen, I push the answer button and end up having to pick up the phone instead of being hands free. This happens about 75% of the time, wether I initiate the call or receive the call. I have not been able to reliably pinpoint the circumstances, sometimes the first call fails, sometimes it works for several then fails. Very frustrating.
Has anybody else had this problem? Would rooting change anything?
Same problem with my Droid X. When it's locked, I can answer a call or redial with my Bluetooth, but I cannot initiate a call. If I unlock the phone, it's fine.Because of a workplace policy, I need to use Microsoft Security on the phone which requires a code is entered to access any applications.
The Bluetooth works when the phone is "unlocked" but will only access "phone layer" funtions (last number redial or answer incoming) if the device is locked (self locks after aprox 10 min). It requires manual intervention to unlock and then access voice command using the headset. Since I live in NY, we are not supposed to have a phone in our hands while driving. Since I use my phone frequently while driving it's been a real pain.