Another Infotainment problem thread
1. AVC does not function at all (I don't believe this is a phone or carrier conditon, but the lack of functionality in the infotainment software.
2. Unable to sync ANY text messages whatsoever. Unable to use auto text back feature....screen says SMS unable to sync. No text or inbox icon whether moving or not. I do receive an audible that a text is being received though. The phone function is operational...I can see who is calling on the screen and have the ability to accept or decline (no headset being used to answer, therefore I merely decline the call until I am able to safely pull over and call back). The iPhone is connected to the system both via bluetooth and USB, if that really matters. I figured the bluetooth connection is what is being utilized for phone and text and the USB for music playback, but I'm unsure about that.
3. Overall music volume is lower that I believe it should be. I typically use my iPhone 5 for media playback using the USB connector inside the "jukebox". The Iphone's volume is up at maximum. I replaced the stock speakers with the 6.5 inch Boom ones and that gave a bit more bass and treble response and a bit less distortion. There is no difference in volume even when using the FM, AM, or WB functions.
Thanks............
Last edited by N3WWL; Nov 11, 2013 at 02:27 PM.
IMHO...when I use my usb to play music in ANY device....it is always louder..
IMHO...when I use my usb to play music in ANY device....it is always louder..
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I have found patience seems to be a very important issue using the Infotainment system. To make things work correctly, you MUST wait for the system to fully boot before trying to make changes, etc. Ignition to On or ACC, wait about 2 minutes (seems like 10 when you're waiting), then power on the unit. If its' fully booted, it will accept the OK for the disclaimer immediately, then select NAV & see if it comes up w/o a wait message. If it does, you've given enough time for the full boot-up, if not, start over & wait longer.
The BT initial pairing process includes contact list synching, as previously mentioned. Once a device is paired, it is a PITA to unpair completely & start over (sometimes a proper initial pairing isn't done correctly due to (I think) not waiting for a full system boot before attempting to make the pairing, in which case PITA begins because features don't work right.
Make sure the iPhone is set up correctly before you begin. Give it a try SLOWLY. Good luck. Let us know if this helps.






