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There is apparently no information for the 2008 S-type. I entered my vin but the screen just flashed back to the same screen. I tried the vin several times with caps or no caps and the zero as a number or letter but no luck.

 

I wouldn't bother trying, as the phones listed are very old !!

For example, the latest Apple phone on the list, is the iPhone 4 !!

 

Really should make no difference. Bluetooth is upward and downward compatible. Whether it is BT from an Android, or iPhone(y) or tablet or whatever should not matter. Making a device discoverable is relatively the same on any device. The only difference could be what the acceptance code might be, and one of the devices should prompt you with a suggested code. If all else fails, try 1111

 

It seems there is a hardware issue with Samsung Note 4.
It provide a very noisy bluetooth connection on my S-Type.
I sent the Note-4 for check and repair, but the Samsung service seems to be
quite impotent with it.
I replaced the Note-4 with S6 edge, and it work perfect.
Maybe someone else will be able to check on this.

 

I have an iphone 6 and it appears to be paired with the vehicle, but it doesn't recognize my contacts and won't activate when my phone is called and I can't make an outgoing call.

 

Go into Bluetooth on your phone and click "My Devices". If your car and phone have found each other your car will be shown, click on your car then click "Forget this device", then, toggle the Bluetooth OFF and ON again, and then PAIR the phone according to the car Bluetooth/Phone instructions. This solved my problem. I was also able to update my address book easily as per Handbook instructions.

 

Well cant say I have had a problem with my Samsung S3 and more recently Samsung J5.

 

I have NAV however you can also use maps and the voice turn by turn will play over the Bluetooth (2008 was the last update for the S type) iPhone 6s+

 

Has anyone tried their Samsung Note 4?

 

Hello,
I have S Type R 2002r and I have a problem with connecting the radio and phone. I tried to enter " ##3#*# " on touch pad, but I got a statement "No service".
I had a phone in armrest but I disconnected it.
Give me some advice how to turn on bluetooth, please. How can I check if I had a bluetooth in car?

 

I found a phone on ebay that connects w/ my '07:

 

Here you go.
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/s...uetooth-26340/

 

Hi
I have a 2004 S-type R
and it works perfect with my Sony Xperia Z5 Premium
if your car has the later all in one phone/bluetooth module it should work with every phone
I assume your sure it has bluetooth, as it was not standard, just because it has the buttons, does not mean it has bluetooth, if you search for bluetooth devices, and jaguar does not come up, odds are it aint got it
but it can be easily fitted
cheers
Joe

 

 

It's quixotic effort at this point. I bought a portable clip on the visor Parrot system which works OK but the battery keeps running down and there's no way to replace it as it too is obsolete. Perhaps a USB power run up near the rear view mirror would help?

You have a 12 year old car that never did do this stuff very well. That Parrot system does work with my wife's iPhone 6.

https://www.parrot.com/us/car-kits/p...arrot-minikit-

 

 

There was a module you could buy to connect audio to the system stereo if you had the type with the NAV screen. But it's expensive and has zero to do with the phone. If you have the other type of stereo then there's plenty you can do. Not sure if any of them integrate with the phone though.

Otherwise it's the just the kluge solution of an FM transmitter which in the NYC metro area is hopeless.

All I was looking for was a hands free phone system. I did look into their MKi9200 but that system wired directly to your speakers bypassing the car's system and frankly adding yet another screen and controller onto the dash didn't appeal to me.

It's an old car with obsolete audio & phone systems by today's standards.

Ironically the supplier for Jaguar for module I mentioned also was the supplier for Audi and they did provide a solution for those cars but never offered it for the Jag ...

If you're OK with the plug in the lighter solution then look no further. AFAIK there is no solution out there that will mute the audio system when you get a phone call via the car's internal audio system controls and also provide high quality audio.

I do so little in car phone call activity that it's not an issue for me. With
the simple Parrot system I have I just mute the audio if it's on and then verbally accept the call. Verbally calling out pretty much sucks and frankly I think phone conversations in a car are terrible idea hands free or not.

The bigger deal with my system is it's battery operated and that's a total PITA because batteries do not last very long. So not it's plug in device only.