Bluetooth issues, no solutions from dealer
My 2010 Q5 has been plagued with a problem for some times. The bluetooth microphone is working really badly when the car is moving. On the highway, you can barely understand the person speaking. When the car was still under warranty, I brought the issue to my dealer and their answer was to turn off the ventilation! Even by doing this, it doesn't improve anything.
I am curious to know if other people has this issue and if someone as a solution for me.
Thank you
-Adjust Bluetooth microphone sensitivity
Hidden menu
Diagnose
Settings
Mic sensiblity - choose -6db/0db / +6 db
or with VCDS Microphone Sensitivity is found in Adaptation Channel
Last edited by spijun; Apr 30, 2014 at 08:34 AM.
I will look with my VCDS for that.
77-Telephone
- Adaptation Channel
Something like this
http://wiki.ross-tech.com/wiki/index...hone_%28Low%29
Last edited by spijun; Apr 30, 2014 at 09:26 AM.
77-Telephone
- Adaptation Channel
Something like this
http://wiki.ross-tech.com/wiki/index...hone_%28Low%29
Lowered the sensitivity to -6 db, could barely hear myself when leaving a message on my voice mail.
Increased in to +6 db, far better! Even at 100 kph i could hear myself clearly. And as a bonus, it was pouring outside, so all I had the worst (best!) conditions to do my test.
Thank you all for your replies, this helped me very much!
Cheers
Martin
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Lowered the sensitivity to -6 db, could barely hear myself when leaving a message on my voice mail.
Increased in to +6 db, far better! Even at 100 kph i could hear myself clearly. And as a bonus, it was pouring outside, so all I had the worst (best!) conditions to do my test.
Thank you all for your replies, this helped me very much!
Cheers
Martin
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