Bluetooth connection: Can you connect nuvi 2460lmt with your iphone4 via bluetooth?
1444450
iPhone 4S works like a champ. Downloaded my contacts and seems to be just fine!
321304
This is the 60beat company..... The 60beat BLUE Heart Rate Monitor is NOT compatible with the iPhone 4, it does work great with the iPhone 4S.You can tell if you have a 4S is you have Siri, the iPhone 4 does NOT have Siri and the iPhone 4S has Siri.
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I used a Samsung SGH-A437. It took me 2 days trying to synch the phone with Nuvi and just now it finally paired. I realised both the phone and the unit would be paired faster if they are fully charged or both connected to AC charger! Then I found out "No data available. note: not all phones support this feature." Now I don't know if I should return it!! I bought the GPS for bluetooth usage!!!!
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I have a Garmin nuvi 880 with bluetooth. I connect to it with my Nokia 6085h flip phone from AT&T. I have a soft voice and people generally have a hard time hearing me through most phones. With the Garmin, however, people can hear me clearly. The problem is with me hearing them. The speakers on the nuvi 880 are weak, and hard to hear in a noisy car. To compensate I've added an inverter and a set of PC speakers in my car. The speakers are 5 watts/speaker, and I have them cranked up close to maximum. I plug the speakers into the headphone jack in the nuvi 880. It works for me. Once the bluetooth connection is made the phone's database can be accessed with the GPS unit. Along with the voice recognition feature in the nuvi 880 I can initiate a call, totally hands free, to numbers stored in the database. The only drawback to this is when the database is extensive. Since the database is stored in alphabetical order, making a call, hands free, to someone who's name starts with an 'S', for example, would take repeated "page down" voice commands to bring up the name for dialing selection. Entering a number not in the database cannot be done through the voice recognition feature of the nuvi 880. When receiving a call, the GPS emits a tone, easily heard, and I just select either "Ignore" or "Answer" through voice recognition. If I answer, a little phone handset appears on the GPS screen indicating a connection, I can then converse with the caller. Hanging up, however, requires touching the phone handset symbol and then touching the screen a second time to "End Call". I usually wait till the person on the other end hangs up.
340527
Yes. You have to upgrade to the latest radio firmware and get an iphone 4 style adapter to make the connection.
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I've had no problems with my Iphone 4. great hands free calling. After I paired phone with unit I have not had to do it again. I suggest power down phone and restart it, same with JVC unit. Try to pair with unit again. if you continue to have problems I would check to see if bt dongle is faulty. here is link to jvc store shows picture.http://store.jvc.com/product.asp?Model=ks-ubt1
669924
Yes. You have to download the TomTom app and have it on and TomTom communicates with the app via bluetooth.
685506
I know it will connect via bluetooth. It comes with assortment of adapters for iphones but I am not able to say for sure about 6
706272
It does not feature bluetooth or GPS. It is limited to Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, which only transmits in 2.4 GHz networks
73243
You would need the optional bluetooth adapter in order to do that, it can't do that through the network interface
2259861
I've never updated the firmware on the Bluetooth adapter but thanks for the idea! I'm running the bt300 on a kvt514 deck and the problem I have with my iphone is that I always have to connect to the bt300 from my phone. Never had to shut down the deck though. Try the firmware update sorry for not being much help
1511843
I got a new Garmin 2460LMT with Bluetooth. Awesome, but I had trouble hearing people when I was on the highway so had to return it. Bummer.
176338
Yes, the connection from the iPod to the GPS receiver uses Bluetooth. It is not dependent on WiFi nor cellular connections.
1183333
I have not had any luck. The iphone doesn't find the BT device. I have not devoted much sleuthing to make it work because I am very happy with it using Torque on my android phone.
1480190
Yes, that was how I used it. You can connect by Bluetooth. The problems I had was after iOS 7 upgrade my Bluetooth connection would drop then reconnect over and over
933339
follow the Bluetooth pairing instructions for the head set and set you iPhone Bluetooth option on - things should pair up fairly easy.
26599
Definitely not. You will only be able to use whatever device is connected via Bluetooth.