The Bluetooth interface is a wireless connection.
In Bluetooth audio mode, audio files on a mobile device that is connected via Bluetooth, such as a cell phone, can be played through the vehicle speakers.
Bluetooth audio mode is only possible in vehicles equipped with a factory-installed mobile phone interface that supports this function.
To find out how to connect your mobile device to the Infotainment system via Bluetooth, follow this link: (→ Phone interface) .
Bluetooth profiles
A maximum of two mobile devices can be connected via Bluetooth at the same time.
The following Bluetooth profiles may be available in the specified version or in another version:
HFP 1.7.
A2DP 1.3.
AVRCP 1.6.
PBAP 1.2.
MAP 1.4.
SPP 1.2.
Starting Bluetooth audio
Requirements
When playback is ended on the mobile device, the Infotainment system will remain in Bluetooth audio mode.
Controlling playback
The extent to which the mobile device can be controlled via the Infotainment system depends on the mobile device that is connected.
For mobile devices that support the AVRCP Bluetooth profile, playback can be started or stopped automatically when Bluetooth audio mode or another mobile device is selected. Depending on the mobile device, it may also be possible to display and change tracks via the Infotainment system.
Because of the large number of possible mobile devices, it is not possible to guarantee that all functions described can be performed correctly.
In general, all warning and operation tones on connected mobile devices, such as touch tones on a cell phone, should be switched off to avoid interference and malfunctions.
Depending on the device, if a mobile device is connected to the Infotainment
system via Bluetooth and the
USB
port
at
the same time, the Bluetooth audio connection may be automatically disconnected.
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