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My vehicle has RSE and after connecting the BT45-TOY using the
cable that came with the package the volume has become very low.
For certain year models with RSE you’ll need to purchase a
separate BT-TOYR cable (see p. 3-4).
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How do I know if my car has RSE (rear seat entertainment) system?
If your vehicle has a DVD player in the back then it has RSE.
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My hands-free phone call volume is very low.
First adjust your phone volume to MAX then use the radio volume
controls to adjust to desired level.
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I’m unable to pair my smartphone/device.
1. Delete/forget the BT45-TOY from your phone’s Bluetooth
setting. Reset your phone and try the pairing process again.
2. If you have an Android device, make sure the “Only visible to
paired devices” option is UNCHECKED. Sometimes it can take up
to 30 seconds for the BT45 to be detected by your smartphone/
device.
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I’m unable to use my steering wheel controls to answer calls or
control media playback.
The steering wheel control in SAT emulation mode is designed
to perform PRESET changes thus it CANNOT be used to answer
calls or to change tracks during media streaming. In some vehicles
you might be able to perform those functions by pressing and
holding the steering wheel control’s TRACK UP/DOWN button.
* If steering wheel control feature is important to you then you
can use the CDC emulation mode (you’ll need to make changes
to the dip switch settings, see p.5).
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My radio is not displaying any music info such as song titles.
Confirm that your device is equipped with Bluetooth profile
AVRCP 1.4 or higher, it has iOS 6.0 or higher, or Android 4.0 or
higher.
Music streaming apps’ info display capabilities vary thus some
might not display properly on your radio.
Troubleshooting
