Acura RDX Bluetooth HandsFreeLink 2016 Manual
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To pair your smartphone, turn on the Bluetooth on your device. On the Acura interface, select 'Phone', then 'Yes' to add a new device. Follow the prompts on both your phone and the vehicle system to complete the pairing process.
Ensure that the Bluetooth on your phone is turned on and that the phone is discoverable. Also, make sure your phone is within range and there are no other devices interfering. Restarting both the phone and the vehicle's system might help.
To delete a paired phone, go to 'Phone Settings' on the vehicle's display, select 'Bluetooth Device List', choose the device you want to remove, and select 'Delete'.
The Acura RDX Bluetooth system allows you to pair multiple devices, but only one device can be connected at a time. You can switch between devices by selecting the desired device from the Bluetooth Device List.
Bluetooth updates are typically performed by your Acura dealer. It's recommended to check with them during regular maintenance visits for any available updates.
Poor audio quality can result from interference or low signal strength. Ensure your phone has a strong signal and that there are no obstructions. Try disconnecting and reconnecting the Bluetooth connection.
If the Bluetooth system is unresponsive, try restarting the vehicle's infotainment system. If the issue persists, a system reset or consultation with an Acura service center may be necessary.
Once your phone is paired, press the 'Talk' button on the steering wheel, and say the command for calling, such as 'Call [Name]'. Ensure the contact is saved in your phone's address book for easy access.
To update your phonebook, ensure your phone is connected via Bluetooth, then go to 'Phone Settings' and select 'Import Contact'. This will sync the latest contacts from your phone to the vehicle's system.
Frequent disconnections can be caused by signal interference, software issues, or low battery. Ensure your phone's software is updated and that the Bluetooth antenna is not obstructed. Restarting both devices can also help resolve the issue.