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Posted elsewhere - Repeat

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

 

This is an informational sticky so I am not sure whether it is the pace for lengthy discussion, however ...

I found the table very useful when replacing my ageing phone prior to taking delivery of the car. It isn't just about ability to pair for bluetooth. The biggest piece of info is whether the phone is compatible with InControl, which has nothing to do with bluetooth at all.

Even when it comes to bluetooth, it isn't just a question of whether you can connect or not. Not all phones offer the same functionality. e.g. my phone can receive and send sms through the headunit. Apple I6 can only receive.

It is a very useful page.

On a general note, is it ok to add our own experiences with errors/omissions regarding phone functionality? If so it would be better if a lengthy source of info wasn't bloated with too much discussion. (IMHO of course )

 

I have a new XE and an iPhone6 running latest software (iOS 9.2.1). Phone connects very reliably and sound is clear etc. Only problem is that it only partially downloads my Contacts List. I only have 140 contacts and it shows maybe 100? The alphabetical list stops at around "S". Any suggestions? My dealer seems stumped.


Suggestions most welcome


Cheers

 

This may or may not apply to you, but I think it goes something like with the Iphone6 the car will only download contacts from the phone itself, not the sim card. If you have so many contacts that they 'spill over' on to the sim card, you will only get those that managed to fit on the phone.

I have no idea whether the limit of the phone's storage is 100, but its a possibility.

 

Many thanks - I'll investigate how the phone has (or is) storing contacts


Cheers

 

I did try on this website and put in my VIN number and it came up with a blank screen

 

Our iphones are unable to maintain a connection with our XE when streaming music. The phones will stream a few songs and then disconnect and I get bumped to the radio.

I also lost my navigation voice and cannot figure out how to get her back.

I also had the latest InControl update done (Update K437) last week. It seems to have fixed the Jaguar Route issues but it seems to have done something to the Bluetooth.

Anyone else having Bluetooth issues?

 

My One Plus 5T is an absolute mess with the jaguars bluetooth, it connects and disconnects every 20-30 seconds for about 10-15 minutes before establishing a crackly connection. My morning commute is 20 minutes so I've given up on it. It's not on the compatibility list but I do have the VAP tune, I'm wondering if somehow that's what is causing the issue since I did not have it with my one plus x which is not on this list.

 

Before I bought the car, I had the dealer upgrade the software. Service rep said it was upgraded to 3.0. I do not have issues with the bluetooth dropping out, but I do have issues with my iPhone 7 and the car not wanting to share contacts.

 

No problem with smartphones on my wife's 2017 XE 35t Prestige AWD. Although, strange things happen when 2 iPhones are plugged into the 2 USBs. Same issue on my 2016 F-Type S.

 

New iPhone XS Max connected right up to my '17 XE.

 

Hello all, I got this Cheap and easy