Bovee 1000
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Bovee 1000
Hello guys,
Those of you who use the bovee 1000 for streaming music from the phone, do you leave the Bovee connected after leaving and locked the car or do you disconnect it? I was wondering if it uses power after I leaving the car and in the long term could drain the battery.
Thanks 😊 And have a nice easter🐣
Those of you who use the bovee 1000 for streaming music from the phone, do you leave the Bovee connected after leaving and locked the car or do you disconnect it? I was wondering if it uses power after I leaving the car and in the long term could drain the battery.
Thanks 😊 And have a nice easter🐣
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Yus (09-03-2021)
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mosesbotbol (03-31-2021)
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It does work flawlessly but it actually comes on in convenience mode so isn't ignition controlled in the traditional sense.
As soon as you open the door or unlock the car various modules wake up and one of those powers up the Bovee.
It powers down when the module it is talking to goes to sleep. Locking the door after you exit is the fastest way to achieve that.
As soon as you open the door or unlock the car various modules wake up and one of those powers up the Bovee.
It powers down when the module it is talking to goes to sleep. Locking the door after you exit is the fastest way to achieve that.
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Sparkling Shiraz (04-22-2021)
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What I would do is see if you have any issues when directly connecting a device to the 30 pin connector and if that eliminates the pause issue. I’d also see if you could use the bovee in another place connected to a different 30 pin to see if it works there. Because it could be the bovee but it could be inconsistent power from the cable. Then talk to the retailer you bought from.
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Sparkling Shiraz (04-22-2021)
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Much Appreciated to you and the forum
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Leave BOVEE connected
Hello guys,
Those of you who use the bovee 1000 for streaming music from the phone, do you leave the Bovee connected after leaving and locked the car or do you disconnect it? I was wondering if it uses power after I leaving the car and in the long term could drain the battery.
Thanks 😊 And have a nice easter🐣
Those of you who use the bovee 1000 for streaming music from the phone, do you leave the Bovee connected after leaving and locked the car or do you disconnect it? I was wondering if it uses power after I leaving the car and in the long term could drain the battery.
Thanks 😊 And have a nice easter🐣
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I ran into a small issue when I got a new phone. Android, if it matters. The bluetooth was constantly disconnecting and reconnecting. Very irritating. I finally figured out that it was a setting in my phone that it was trying to download contacts to the car. I unchecked the box and it worked perfectly again.
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tampamark (05-16-2021)
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I've had mine for about a week. I've got an iPhone 8. Love it but it's a little glitchy. What I notice:
It can be a little finicky in terms of docking the phone. And the start/stop/pause functions work better if you press the car's touchscreen buttons rather than your phone. I press pause on my phone and often it starts playing again. Not so if I press pause on the touchscreen.
Also, if you're switching between phones you've got to "undock" the first phone (and I find shutting it off helps) before trying to dock the second phone.
And yes I leave it plugged in all the time. No issues on that so far.
It can be a little finicky in terms of docking the phone. And the start/stop/pause functions work better if you press the car's touchscreen buttons rather than your phone. I press pause on my phone and often it starts playing again. Not so if I press pause on the touchscreen.
Also, if you're switching between phones you've got to "undock" the first phone (and I find shutting it off helps) before trying to dock the second phone.
And yes I leave it plugged in all the time. No issues on that so far.
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tampamark (05-16-2021)
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Bovee 1000 Pausing
thanks for this advice , worked a treat , can now remove the 12 year IPod classic I have been using with the 5 year old playlist
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tampamark (05-16-2021)
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Hi, just got my Bovee but it doesn't power on. When connecting it to a mini USB cable in the house, it powers up, the blue light is flashing and I can connect to it. Does that mean I need to have a separate power source for it? I thought the adapter would power it?
If anyone has any advice on how this works, or if it has a battery build in that needs charging first? I thought I plug it into the adapter and it would power up?
PS: engine was running
If anyone has any advice on how this works, or if it has a battery build in that needs charging first? I thought I plug it into the adapter and it would power up?
PS: engine was running