I had an 05 TL prior to purchasing my 07 TLS. The 05 always engaged bluetooth properly by automatically transferring sound to the phone when I made a call.

My TLS seems to always transfer sound to the phone once I make my first call after I power the car on. I have to hit the ok button on my phone to transfer it back to the TL and once I do that its fine until the next time I power cycle the car.

I am using the same phone as I had for my 05TL.

What am I missing?

I even had Acura change out my Bluetooth module for a new one and the problem persists. thanks.

 

is your Bluetooth in the cell set to always alow? if not that could be the reason.

 

My Type S does the same thing. I don't think it's a setting within the phone.

 

hmm, well give me couple days and I will try it on my brothers car. he just got 07. I will post results.

 

thanks guys. This is very annoying as I make many business calls on the road and hate having to hit the phone OK while driving. Today it did it on my 3rd call so its not always during power up of my car. The dealer is of course clueless.

 

I'm not following what you mean..

If you are using a your phone to dial someone... you will not hear rings...
You should never hit anything on your phone...everything is done thru the transfer command.

Please elaborate more...and I do have a TL-S.. and I'll gladly test it for you. I've only used blackberries with my TL..but let's try it.

 

No I am saying when I dial someone, even dialing via the car and voice commands, the sound transfers to my phone instead of the car audio system. I have to hit the OK button on my phone to transfer it to the car audio system.

 

Hi, I have a 08 TL-S. In other cars, when my phone is connected to the car via bluetooth, I can place a call using my phone (speed dial) and the outgoing call goes through the car audio. However, in TL-S, if I place a call using my phone, then even if the bluetooth is connected, the call does not go through the audio, instead I have to use the cell phone. Is this normal in TL-S?

Thanks.

 

I get this too. About 30% of the time when I get into the car, start it up, start driving for a few minutes then try and make a call through the car bluetooth controls, the audio will transfer to the phone. I have to then get my phone out of my pocket and hit the "switch audio to bluetooth device" option for it to switch back to the car's bluetooth device. It's annoying but easily fixed. I have no clue what causes it to do this, like I said this only happens 30% of the time or so. My phone is a LG Chocolate version 2.