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Just got new Hybrid camry. Clicked the connect to phone button, after swithcing bluetooth on, from my Samsung galaxy SII.
Worked first time, and everything worked, but I have not tested all the menus.
Ok, but.........
I tried connecting my wife's Samsung Galaxy SII (same phone model) to it, with no avail.
Could it be: once paired with a phone, then will not pair with another phone.
Could the Bluetooth on my wife's phone be faulty, as factory defect?
I will try to debug this problem further, and do the process of elimination.
try other bluetooth headsets with my wifes phone, try other phones, etc.
The dealer paired my wife's Android phone up with the car when she collected it. It has worked without issues since.
I paired my iPhone up as a Bluetooth audio player and then later that day as a phone. I successfully made calls with it. It has not worked since that day.
Toyota have replaced two new radios and I am still experiencing the same problems as bonnie.
Bonnie, was your problem ever resolved?
Thanks
I have a 2009 Camry and had a hard time pairing my Palm Centro, but I finally researched online and found a trick that worked. It works now, but now I am contemplating getting a new phone. I tried to pair my brother's Motorola droid and it would not pair. I don't want to buy a phone that will not pair with my car.
When I looked at the website to see which phones were compatible, it only listed old phones. Does anyone know if the new phones pair? I know it said Toyota was working on getting the iphone to work, but I think I want a droid. Thanks!
I hope the eventually have a fix, but I am doubtful.
You are not missing a setting! I have the EXACT same issue with my iPhone 4G! How I discovered this was when I realized that my phone was no longer alerting me when I received new messages (text/email/tweets/FB and sometimes even VM). I used to work for a local Toyota dealership and am somewhat of a tech-geek and spent time fiddling with the systems or I would have to help a customer pair their phone, etc...
Which GPS app are you using? I have GPS Drive Motion X and the nav voice (that I paid extra for!) won't play AT ALL now!
I called Apple yesterday and they were able to at least identify the culprit, the cause of this inconvenience is a little bugger is the A2DP (http://www.mobileburn.com/definition.jsp?term=A2DP). The Apple tech helping me didn't really understand too much about it and, well, that makes two of us! She did say that it had something to do with the iOS 5.0 but didn't mention if this A2DP mess will be remedied next month with the release of iOS 5.1 (http://news.cnet.com/posts/?keyword=iOS+5.1). The culprit and its nasty side-affect are literally driving me NUTS!!">link title
Have you been able to get your situation with the iPhone solved?
Saw another posting which recommended REBOOTing my device...thank goodness...IT WORKED!!!
I have a Camry 2010 XLE. I used to have a HTC Touch Pro 2 with Windows Mobile 6.5. After I transferred all the contacts, every contact can be recognized via voice command (e.g. Dial by Name->"Home"->Found contact) without recording any voice tag. Recently, I have switched to Google Nexus S with Android 4.04 and re-added all the contacts. The system can no longer recognize any name in the contact anymore unless I explicitly record voice tag for them (pretty limited since I can only store 20 voice tags). Have anyone experience this before? Does anyone know if this is a problem in Camry's voice recognition system or Android?
Any help will be appreciated, I have been searching this issue on the web like few weeks now
Wayne
Eventually a few days later,I was able to download contacts,install a few speed dial numbers,and then drove off and the contacts vanished again,but the speed dial numbers stuck. Any ideas?Do I have to buy a new phone or is there something wrong with the Camry memory?
I have a 2012 Toyota Camry SE
I use an iPhone 4s
Scenario 1
Bluetooth Off
Iphone plugged to USB
Using iPod i am able to listen to music.....(Song gets played and I am able to listen to it)
In this case I am not able to use my phone
Scenario 2
Bluetooth On
Iphone connected in USB
I am able to use the phone and listen songs from bluetooth
in iPod the song gets played but I am NOT able to listen to music
I haven't been able to fix the issue, but I have narrowed down the apparent problem a bit.
Apparently when the Camry sits overnight, I am able to successfully transfer ALL (200+)of the contacts from my Virgin Optimus cellphone(automatically).
I can drive around all day,as long as I don't shut off the engine,and the contacts will remain in place.That was the condition where I was able to install my 15 Speed Dial numbers successfully.
After I have shut off the engine, the Speed Dial numbers remain in memory ok, but the "Names" are blanked out, and the speed dial phone numbers remain ok, even when the phone contacts have vanished.
I strongly believe that there is a problem with the memory retention in the Camry Radio system.Its sad that Toyota won't expend some effort to research this problem as it appears to be a minor software problem that should be able to be fixed and make a lot of owners happy.What Cellphone do you use?
It connected up easily and all of my contacts arrived on screen and I am now happy!
Expensive fix.
I have about 100 contacts in my phone... not sure why it is only download 12 contacts...