Hi,
Not sure if this is the place for this question, but I will try it. I have a HTC Touch Diamond which works fine, except in my car. I have a Citroen C4 Grand Picasso with bluetooth carkit built in. I can connect the phone with the car no problem. I can make calls and I can hear people perfectly. The problem is that people hear themselves back (echo). I first thought it was a problem of the built-in carkit, but now I am thinking that for some reason the speaker of the Touch Diamond is not closed so that when peoples talk their voices echos back into the speaker of the Touch Diamond and causing the echo. Could that be the problem? Can I check something? Does anyone has similar problems? Would be great to hear from someone!
Thanks!
Richard
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I'm using my Touch Diamond with TomTom in my car. Also I have a Nokia CK-7W carkit which I'm using with my Touch Diamond without any problems. When I get called, the radio switches to mute (*Telephone*) and I can hear the phonecall through the carkit speaker.
What I want now doesn't seem to work however. I'm using the program BTaudio to bluecast any sound that comes from my Touch Diamond to the Nokia CK-7W carkit. This works: When I enable BTaudio, sound is being redirected through my carkit, so any sounds from TomTom (or my TD mp3 player) is being played through this carkit speaker. The problem however: It is continuously claiming the speaker, even when there is no sounds. So when TomTom isn't talking, I still get the radio muted (*Telephone*), but no sounds from the carkit speaker (obviously).
I would like the radio to mute only there is sound coming from my Touch Diamond, so I can continue to use the car-radio for my normal music. I know the carkit has this option, with my previous Nokia 6230 the radio muted when I was dialing a number, to hear the dailtone through the carkit speaker. Also, the normal carkit function is working properly: It only mutes the car radio when there is an incoming or outgoing call, enabling the car radio to play music when there isn't any calling.
So in short: I would like BTaudio (or any other program) to only bluecast when there is actual sound coming from the Touch Diamond, otherwise I would like to hear the car-radio. Is there any way in realizing this? I heard from another person who also uses BTaudio and the Touch Diamond that doesn't has any problem with this on his Parrot carkit, it works the way I (and he) wants it to work.
I hope I'm making sense to all of you, because I would really like this 'issue' solved! Thanks in advance for any tips or suggestions!
Sorry for kicking this post, but I would really like TomTom to work properly with my carkit, so if anyone has any suggestion I would gladly hear them!
Did you find a solution?
I've paired my fuze to my 09 prius, but when incoming calls come in, I'm unable to hear the caller (they can hear me). Outgoing calls work fine (I can here them, and they can hear me) - it's just when I answer the phone using the Prius bluetooth handsfree.
I've had this phone paired to a motorola T505, and jawbone without issue. I've also paired an iPhone to the Prius, and it works fine, so it seems to be a specific combination of incoming calls and the fuze. I did delete the pairing and re-paired, which didn't work.
Stock ROM installed, google didn't return anything useful. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Don
BT No sound on incoming calls
I hope that someone would anser this question!
I started having the same problem with my Bluetooth "Handsfree" Cardo-S800on my Fuze phone. When I call other people - everything works fine, but when I get an incoming call and answer from my BT or Phone - I cannot hear people but they hear me!.
If I use "Menu - Disable HandsFree then Enable HandsFree again" - I get the sound back!
It is definitely some setting in my phone that got "broken", becuase I had my car BT "Uconnect" working fine, but then it got th esame problem - no sound on incoming calls.
Anyone got a clue?
A hard reset solved the problem with my Fuze with the Toyota bluetooth in the Prius.
Don
Hi guys,
I tried searching for this but couldnt find it.
I have a bluetooth headset and its always on when Im in the car. The thing is though when its on, the Tomtom sends the directions to my headset instead of going through the speaker.
Is there a way to have TomTom speak through my Xperia speaker and not come through my bluetooth headset while its on?
thanks
does anyone know?
think when adp2 headsets are connected all sounds no matter what are passed that direction
would be possible to change that but as I believe 99% of people would not ask for such a feature the demand may be too little for supply to come about
hmm thats true.
Just thought it would be cool to have tomtom come through the speaker and then if I get a call, it would go straight to my bluetooth.
Thanks though
Uncheck the A2DP option from your headset, and only leave the handsfree option.
OO I should try that.
For now I noticed if I turn tomtom on first and then my bluetooth headset, it comes through the speaker and not my headset, not sure what happens yet when I receive a call, never got one yet while my been doing this.
Will try disabling a2dp too
Thanks
I am the happy owner of a HTC Topaz.
I ride a motorbike, and have recently bought a bluetooth crash helmet with built in speakers / mic which works a treat for answering and making calls and also for listening to TomTom navigation instructions from my HTC Topaz.
However, I have yet found a solution to allow me to listen to the built in radio via bluetooth. Because HTC requires the plug-in headset to act as an antena the radio doesnt work without it.
However when I plug in the headset, i get instant radio reception but then the sound is routed to the plug-in headset , rather thean the bluetooth speakers.
My logic tells me that there must be some way to use the plug in headset as ONLY an antena allowing the sound to be routed by deafault to the bluetooth headset. Surely this is software driven?
I am not a software Guru, but keen to learn and frustrated that there doesnt seem to be a yet obvious solution to this problem.
Any help would be appreciated.
T
Why 4 threads?
Hi, I have a TyTN II and i'm using a BT handsfree enabled car stereo. I can pair the phone with the radio, make calls and receive them, but I have problems with the microphone/voice sending, that is, when I'm making or receiving a call, shortly after responding, the other party can't hear me, or hears only clicks and distorted sound. I can hear the other party's sound without problems however.
I have made tests, calling to my home's answering machine, and during the call, after a short time the clicks and distort appear again, If I don't hang, sometimes the sound from the phone is fixed, only to be wrong again after a while.
It can't be signal problems, when I use the phone without the handsfree it works OK, and can't be the handsfree itself, it works well with my other phones.
I have tried all that I had read in the forums: pairing/unpairing, installing BT fixes, using KaiserTweak to tune BT settings... nothing worked.
Please help me, I really want to use the phone on my car, and can't use since I've got it...
any ideas? thanks in advance!
tOz666 said:
Hi, I have a TyTN II and i'm using a BT handsfree enabled car stereo. I can pair the phone with the radio, make calls and receive them, but I have problems with the microphone/voice sending, that is, when I'm making or receiving a call, shortly after responding, the other party can't hear me, or hears only clicks and distorted sound. I can hear the other party's sound without problems however.
I have made tests, calling to my home's answering machine, and during the call, after a short time the clicks and distort appear again, If I don't hang, sometimes the sound from the phone is fixed, only to be wrong again after a while.
It can't be signal problems, when I use the phone without the handsfree it works OK, and can't be the handsfree itself, it works well with my other phones.
I have tried all that I had read in the forums: pairing/unpairing, installing BT fixes, using KaiserTweak to tune BT settings... nothing worked.
Please help me, I really want to use the phone on my car, and can't use since I've got it...
any ideas? thanks in advance!
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Here, use BTAUDIO to solve it
Thanks, but that did not solve the mic problem. I have tested a Motorola HF800 handsfree and strangely it works well with it... but not for my car stereo
tOz666 said:
Thanks, but that did not solve the mic problem. I have tested a Motorola HF800 handsfree and strangely it works well with it... but not for my car stereo
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okay then try to follow these instructions :
1. Install BTAUDIO .cab to your phone
2. Activate your bluetooth headset, and put it in "find" mode
3. Goto your phones comm manager and turn Blueooth on
4. Now pair your headset with your phone
5. Start BTAUDIO
6. Follow the instructions on the screen and BAM, you are done!