2018 MS. This problem has existed since I got the car. Currently on 2019.12 software.
iphoneX w/ current IOS
phone connected to car.
Audio works.
Headset works, as well as the terrible handsfree in the car can possibly work.
I always use a plantronics headset with my phone. I talk on the phone a LOT for work.
Away from the car the phone and headset work flawlessly. Zero issues.
In the car the headset works with my phone great, except for when randomly in the middle of calls the car will hijack the bluetooth conneciton and takeover. This effectively cuts me off midcall and I need to fumble with my phone to force it back to the plantronics headset.
I can manually go to BT (in the tesla settings) and disconnect it from the phone. The car will randomly reconnect to the phone without being told to do so, and then hijack the connection.
The only way to prevent this behavior is to remove the phone from the car. Like delete the pairing.
This problem happens a LOT, but at irregular intervals as far as I can tell. I'd say during an hour call it could happen 4 or 5 times on average. It doesn't always happen, but it happens a lot.
Every other car I've had allows you to define which BT profile is connected to the car. Audio/Media and Headset/Handsfree have been two different modes you can enable. Enabling only the media setting gets music and audio output to the car but no headset stuff.
How do I make these problems go away? Tesla has chosen to ignore them so far.
iphoneX w/ current IOS
phone connected to car.
Audio works.
Headset works, as well as the terrible handsfree in the car can possibly work.
I always use a plantronics headset with my phone. I talk on the phone a LOT for work.
Away from the car the phone and headset work flawlessly. Zero issues.
In the car the headset works with my phone great, except for when randomly in the middle of calls the car will hijack the bluetooth conneciton and takeover. This effectively cuts me off midcall and I need to fumble with my phone to force it back to the plantronics headset.
I can manually go to BT (in the tesla settings) and disconnect it from the phone. The car will randomly reconnect to the phone without being told to do so, and then hijack the connection.
The only way to prevent this behavior is to remove the phone from the car. Like delete the pairing.
This problem happens a LOT, but at irregular intervals as far as I can tell. I'd say during an hour call it could happen 4 or 5 times on average. It doesn't always happen, but it happens a lot.
Every other car I've had allows you to define which BT profile is connected to the car. Audio/Media and Headset/Handsfree have been two different modes you can enable. Enabling only the media setting gets music and audio output to the car but no headset stuff.
How do I make these problems go away? Tesla has chosen to ignore them so far.