I posted this in another similar post, and figured i would put it here too.
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I was having this issue with my Droid X and 2011 Hyundai Sonata and was able to find a resolution and so i decided to join the forums here and post for everyone's benefit. My specific problem was that it would pair properly and when I hit the voice command button the screen would give it's "Listening" prompt, but the car would not respond to my voice.
Here's what I did to fix it, some steps may not be necessary but i'll post them all just in case.
1. Delete the phone reference in your car. I had to do this via a menu system built into my stereo; i'm assuming all cars work this way and likely the motorcycle helmets too.
2. Re-pair the phone and car/helmet.
3. Long-click on the car/helmet's reference in the phone's bluetooth settings menu and go into Options.
4. Un-click the Media option so that only the Phone Audio option is selected.
5. Dis-connect the bluetooth connection.
6. Reconnect the bluetooth connection.
When I do this, the media box always re-checks, but nonetheless I now get a response from my car when I hit the voice command button and say "Call". I haven't actually made a call (it was pretty early AM) but the fact that it's responding is good news to me. Also, after this method (first time only, of course) I got the prompt on my phone to allow access to the phonebook, which was another good sign .
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I was having this issue with my Droid X and 2011 Hyundai Sonata and was able to find a resolution and so i decided to join the forums here and post for everyone's benefit. My specific problem was that it would pair properly and when I hit the voice command button the screen would give it's "Listening" prompt, but the car would not respond to my voice.
Here's what I did to fix it, some steps may not be necessary but i'll post them all just in case.
1. Delete the phone reference in your car. I had to do this via a menu system built into my stereo; i'm assuming all cars work this way and likely the motorcycle helmets too.
2. Re-pair the phone and car/helmet.
3. Long-click on the car/helmet's reference in the phone's bluetooth settings menu and go into Options.
4. Un-click the Media option so that only the Phone Audio option is selected.
5. Dis-connect the bluetooth connection.
6. Reconnect the bluetooth connection.
When I do this, the media box always re-checks, but nonetheless I now get a response from my car when I hit the voice command button and say "Call". I haven't actually made a call (it was pretty early AM) but the fact that it's responding is good news to me. Also, after this method (first time only, of course) I got the prompt on my phone to allow access to the phonebook, which was another good sign .
