[Hammer1]

Went out last nite and bought a iphone6 plus last nite. I had a iPhone 5s and the 6 will not connect via Bluetooth to my Kenwood dnx 691hd. Says it is but iPod does not work and when using the pandora function on HU I get sound but no display. Anyone run into this problem. Might just take it back and get my phone back

 

[t3sn4f2]

You try rebooting the phone?

 

[quality_sound]

Did you do the firmware update on the Kenwood?


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[Hammer1]

Did both on phone and HU. I went through setup on HU again and now have Pandora working and IPod on phone reading but when playing music on IPod part of phone it acts like it is skipping. Music plays then stops then plays again. going to try restoring phone in Itunes.

 

[miniSQ]

There seems to be a bug in the apple software that is causing lots of problems with pairing the phone to certain cars.

 

[cobb2819]

I run into the same problem with mine and my DSP, really only when sitting outside of work. I turn off the bluetooth, back on, and then it's normally good to go.

 

[quality_sound]

There seems to be a bug in the apple software that is causing lots of problems with pairing the phone to certain cars.

It's not "a bug in the apple software". It's an entirely new OS. Every time ANY manufacturer updates their OS it causes problems. That's said, it's still iOS. It may require deleting the old phone from the HU THEN adding the new one.

 

[Hammer1]

Got it working. Did a reset on HU and re paired phone then all connection problems solved. The skipping part on the iPod part of phone was because the Dsp was sensing clipping and shutting the unit down. The new phone must have a higher output than my 5s did. Thanks for all the help

 

[cobb2819]

The skipping part on the iPod part of phone was because the Dsp was sensing clipping and shutting the unit down.

Doubt it. Mine does it with an AMAS, which has nothing to do with the analog inputs. And also some songs will skip, and then not skip if i play it again immediately. I'm still guessing quirks with iOS, because it did not do it prior to the recent iOS update.

 

[quality_sound]

Doubt it. Mine does it with an AMAS, which has nothing to do with the analog inputs. And also some songs will skip, and then not skip if i play it again immediately. I'm still guessing quirks with iOS, because it did not do it prior to the recent iOS update.

I don't think it's an iOS issue because I had the same issue with my 5s, my Galaxy S4, my wife's S5, but my 6 Plus has been fine. I think it's just BT in general.

 

[Hammer1]

Doubt it. Mine does it with an AMAS, which has nothing to do with the analog inputs. And also some songs will skip, and then not skip if i play it again immediately. I'm still guessing quirks with iOS, because it did not do it prior to the recent iOS update.

Ok maybe skipping was a bad choice to describe what was happening. The music was cutting in and out and after adjusting the input on the 6 to 8 it worked fine. So the output of the 6 plus must be just a little higher than my 5s and was and causing the HU to clip and that caused the 6 to 8 to go into protect. I have read about the probllems with IOS 8.1.2 have problems with the ipod part of the phone but I am not seeing any problems with the 6 or with my 5s

 

[quality_sound]

Ahhhhh, yes. That's the 6to8 muting because the input signal is too high.