Do you happen to have another device to try pairing with the car?
Bluetooth Connection Issue (Corrupted Infotainment?)
So here is what I have going on. For the first 24 hours of ownership, the use of my iPhone 13 Pro and Apple CarPlay in my Ariya worked perfectly. But today? Something seems to have gone wrong.
it refuses to connect. Initially I used it via wireless CarPlay, but even today, when attempting to plug it in, the car refuses to see the phone. I’ve deleted the Bluetooth associations on the phone, and have attempted to also remove them from the car (both under Bluetooth and Apple CarPlay, under the “Connections” menu).
Here’s the problem: the car refuses to remove my phone from the Bluetooth menu. I go into the connection menu, select my phone’s name, “delete” and it gives me a “Phone has been deleted. If you want to connect again, please delete “My-Ariya” from your device before pairing.” But no matter how many times I attempt this, the phone’s name is still there. And here’s what happens if I attempt to add it to the CarPlay connection.
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And this is what I see on the phone side.
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I’ve restarted both the phone and the car several times, but it doesn’t change. I’ve also attempt to connect my iPad, but it too gives the same error instantly upon a pairing attempt. And I’ve attempted resetting the infotainment back to factory settings. I’ve changed the name of the phone and the name of the vehicle’s Bluetooth, which does nothing to help. But to no avail, the phone still appears on the car connection menu, can’t be deleted, modified or selected, and also can’t be re-paired. Any advice?
As an aside, I’ve also noticed that after resetting the infotainment to default settings, I can no longer save any of the edits to User settings, including user name or associated photo. It kind of seems like there is a corruption within the memory/RAM of the system that is running the infotainment screeen.
it refuses to connect. Initially I used it via wireless CarPlay, but even today, when attempting to plug it in, the car refuses to see the phone. I’ve deleted the Bluetooth associations on the phone, and have attempted to also remove them from the car (both under Bluetooth and Apple CarPlay, under the “Connections” menu).
Here’s the problem: the car refuses to remove my phone from the Bluetooth menu. I go into the connection menu, select my phone’s name, “delete” and it gives me a “Phone has been deleted. If you want to connect again, please delete “My-Ariya” from your device before pairing.” But no matter how many times I attempt this, the phone’s name is still there. And here’s what happens if I attempt to add it to the CarPlay connection.
And this is what I see on the phone side.
I’ve restarted both the phone and the car several times, but it doesn’t change. I’ve also attempt to connect my iPad, but it too gives the same error instantly upon a pairing attempt. And I’ve attempted resetting the infotainment back to factory settings. I’ve changed the name of the phone and the name of the vehicle’s Bluetooth, which does nothing to help. But to no avail, the phone still appears on the car connection menu, can’t be deleted, modified or selected, and also can’t be re-paired. Any advice?
As an aside, I’ve also noticed that after resetting the infotainment to default settings, I can no longer save any of the edits to User settings, including user name or associated photo. It kind of seems like there is a corruption within the memory/RAM of the system that is running the infotainment screeen.
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Back when that joke came about, the last suggestion was ludicrous.... Today? Not so much!
(And I'm a Software Engineer.)Yes exactly! There is quite a bit of software in them nowadays, and rebooting doesn't seem so far fetched! 😆Back when that joke came about, the last suggestion was ludicrous.... Today? Not so much!
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