Unable to maintain Bluetooth streaming (iPhone)
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When I am wearing my Apple Watch (Series 2) and streaming music through Bluetooth, the music will play for a short period of time (less than 1 song and up to 3 songs) and then kicks me back to the radio. If I put my watch on airplane mode, there is no issue.
I currently have an iphone 6S running iOS 10.2.1. The car's infotainment system is the Pro Version. I recently did the software upgrade for the car about two weeks ago.
Is anyone else running into this problem? Would this be an iOS problem or a software issue with the infotainment system.
Thank-you.
I currently have an iphone 6S running iOS 10.2.1. The car's infotainment system is the Pro Version. I recently did the software upgrade for the car about two weeks ago.
Is anyone else running into this problem? Would this be an iOS problem or a software issue with the infotainment system.
Thank-you.
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You are definitely not alone. Check out this discussion:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6866663?tstart=0
I think that's the Apple watch/iPhone connection to blame. I have an iPhone 6 and a smartwatch - Pebble - and it connects to my IC flawlessly and stays connected.
As a workaround you may do this:
Forget both Jaguar and Watch BT connections. While sitting in your Jag pair it to IC (or ICP) first, and then pair it to your watch.
If this doesn't work try to leave your Watch on WiFi only and disable the bluetooth on it. Then it will communicate with your phone via WiFi and the phone will use BT to connect to IC. The watch will discharge faster though...
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6866663?tstart=0
I think that's the Apple watch/iPhone connection to blame. I have an iPhone 6 and a smartwatch - Pebble - and it connects to my IC flawlessly and stays connected.
As a workaround you may do this:
Forget both Jaguar and Watch BT connections. While sitting in your Jag pair it to IC (or ICP) first, and then pair it to your watch.
If this doesn't work try to leave your Watch on WiFi only and disable the bluetooth on it. Then it will communicate with your phone via WiFi and the phone will use BT to connect to IC. The watch will discharge faster though...
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