Bluetooth phone issue

[fatbaldbob]

I am using a 660 with auto com, I have paired the unit to my phone and I can make and receive calls, however I can hear the caller perfectly but they cannot hear me? I have tried both the phone and gps sockets on the auto com with no difference, anyone I call says all they can hear is interference. All other audio is clear, gps directions and music. Any ideas

 

[Greg Masters]

How does your voice get back to the Zumo?



To do this properly, you need to get a Bluetooth dongle for your Autocom and pair the Zumo to that and your phone to the Zumo. But also hard-wire the Zumo to your Autocom to get stereo music.

Greg

 

[fatbaldbob]

I guess my voice gets back via my phone which is paired to the gps via Bluetooth. I can operate all the functions via the 660, I can be heard when the bike is not moving and I am using the gps via a twin isolated mixer to the auto com, I don't really have much of a clue about these things it's all magic to me

 

[Greg Masters]

I guess my voice gets back via my phone which is paired to the gps via Bluetooth. I can operate all the functions via the 660, I can be heard when the bike is not moving and I am using the gps via a twin isolated mixer to the auto com, I don't really have much of a clue about these things it's all magic to me

That's because your voice is being captured by the microphone on the Zumo. All your caller is hearing is the windnoise when you're riding. You're going to have to shout louder!

 

[Greg Masters]

So, apart from shouting, how does your voice get to the Zumo?

 

[fatbaldbob]

Yes, makes sense what you say, so what's the solution, any ideas

 

[fatbaldbob]

Sorry Greg, only read the first half of you original post only just seen the bit about the dongle etc, thanks.