i30 Owners Club
GOT PROBLEMS OR ISSUES? => GENERAL => Topic started by: noes_oh on May 18, 2019, 06:26:18
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2013 GD i30 Elite Diesel, just picked it up second hand and it has a weird issue with BT.
When I switch to a BT audio source, it's stuck on "Connecting media player" (https://i.imgur.com/15RwYen.png). Phone calls don't work either. When I place a call my iPhone cuts back to 'phone'. Switching to "Bluetooth" mid call has no audio coming out of the speakers and the headunit does not display the phone call being active.
Anyone seen this before?
I have tried radio factory reset, then I paired the BT again. Same problem.
Anything else I can try?
Everything else is fine (Radio, USB, Nav, GPS).
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No solutions for you, but does it happen with other phones or makes? Check current firmware and any updates available?
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I just had a look at my i40, for any clues. I see an option to turn BT on, in my phone I see i40 and select that to connect, I have Samsung,
Seems strange it can pair but then not connect. Can you see the phone in the list of paired Devices on the Head Unit?
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maybe you could take some images of what is seen in the radio and menus, post them up, may trigger some ideas.
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No solutions for you, but does it happen with other phones or makes? Check current firmware and any updates available?
I just tried to pair it with a Pixel phone I have (Android) and it does the exact same thing as my iPhone X.
Below is my BT and Firmware version.
Software Version: http://9.0.1.3 (http://9.0.1.3)
OS Version: 15E1203070
NNG_MAP Version: http://8.5.11.216699 (http://8.5.11.216699)
Factory Map Version:
BT Version 2.8.6
Firmware Version 6.0.1_M_GD_5D_3_0
(http://i.imgur.com/a8pMZ34.jpg)
Question: Where do I obtain firmware binaries? I have found an article that looks like it's simple enough to apply (USB key) but where do i get the version for my car from?
Seems strange it can pair but then not connect. Can you see the phone in the list of paired Devices on the Head Unit?
Yeah, super strange! I went into list of all devices and even though I reset the head unit to factory defaults, it still showed all the old phones. I went ahead and deleted all of these phones and repaired my iPhone X. Same problem.
maybe you could take some images of what is seen in the radio and menus, post them up, may trigger some ideas.
One interesting thing, in phone mode, "Phonebook", "Calling lists" and "Speed dial" is greyed out.
(http://i.imgur.com/PvqkgHI.jpg)
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Re, the firmware part I've answered in your other topic, would have been easier to keep it all to the same topic imo.
With the Bluetooth, I'm guessing certain newer phones might not be backward compatible with the older generation of Bluetooth that was used on the early head units :undecided:
I don't remember hearing of quality issues with any of the early Nav units though the GD-01 non nav units were absolute rubbish.
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Yeah mate, I am thinking it's the old bluetooth version as well (assuming this version I have is original).
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Minor update - I found my old Nexus 5 (made in 2013) and booted her up. Good news! It worked and audio streamed fine.
This tells me it's more than likely a firmware or software problem then something broken.
Still finding it hard to get any info on software/firmware for the old GD-01 NAV Units.
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Note! the NAV units don't use the same model numbers as the standard GD's, your head unit model would not be a GD-01 which were the first units installed in the 2012-2013 base model i30's.
Your units model number would be LAN1050EHGD
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Ohhhh!! Good call. So I'm running a GD-02 Nav unit on a GD?
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Ohhhh!! Good call. So I'm running a GD-02 Nav unit on a GD?
No! Your running a LAN1050EHGD
GD-01-02-03-04 are all non navigation units.