to connect the Bluetooth interface and a Bluetooth device.
1. Come to a complete stop before the vehicle and engage the “Park position, or P.
2. Select SPEECH from the menu (on steering wheel, headliner or dashboard).
NOTE: The Bluetooth Hands-Free Phone System conforms with many state regulations requiring hands-free phone use while driving and is practical, safe, and legal.
3. Say “Setup .
4. Say “Optional Pairings
As the voice guide says “Choose between the options pair, edit, delete, or list.
5. Say “Pair
As the voice guide says “Tell me the pairing code, please. It is necessary for you to write your own code.
6. Mention a four-digit number.
The system will validate whether the entered number is acceptable when the confirmation feature is on.
As the voice guide says “Start the device’s pairing process. Instructions can be found in the device handbook.
7. Enter the four-digit Bluetooth device registration code that you obtained in step six.
As the voice guide says “After the beep, kindly mention the name of the device. The Bluetooth device can be given any name you choose and registered as a device tag. You can say your name by itself, i.e “Phone of Bill.
8. After the beep, say the name you want to register.
As the voice guide says “When the pairing process is finished, a beep will be audible.
NOTE: Only seven devices can be linked at once. Certain Bluetooth devices demand a unique pairing code. For pairing code specifications, consult the device’s user handbook. The pairing code can be chosen by the user and is only employed during certification. Keep in mind the pairing code in case you need it later.
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I need help configuring my Mitsubishi Bluetooth.
- On your Mitsubishi’s touchscreen, select HOME.
- Choose Bluetooth.
- At the bottom of the screen, click Pair a Device.
- Go to Settings on your phone by opening it.
- Your phone’s Bluetooth should be turned on.
- Select a new device to pair with, then wait.
- Mitsubishi will appear on the supported platforms.
- If the pairing code is required, choose the name and click Pair. If a pin is required, enter 1234.
These instructions are compatible with the majority of 2015 Mitsubishi cars with Bluetooth radios, including the Eclipse, Outlander, and Lancer.
How do you link your car’s Bluetooth?
- from your phone, pair
- Verify that your car is paired and ready for discovery.
- Open the Settings app on your phone.
- Then select Connected devices. Tap “Bluetooth” if you see it.
- To pair a new device, tap Your Car Name.
How can I restart my car’s Bluetooth?
The best approach to accomplish this is to turn off Bluetooth on both your smartphone and your car. Remove your smartphone from the infotainment system in your car, along with any history of connected devices. After that, turn off the car and restart your phone while still in it.
Is Android Auto available on the Mitsubishi Triton?
All dual-cab and “club” cab variants of the Mitsubishi Triton come equipped with the “Smartphone Link Display Audio” technology, which enables the mirroring of both Apple and Android devices. It was released in 2019 as part of a substantial update.
How do I use Apple CarPlay with a Mitsubishi?
- Make sure Siri is turned on before you start your car.
- Linking your iPhone to your vehicle
- Connect your iPhone to the USB port in your car if it supports CarPlay with a USB cord. There may be a CarPlay icon or a smartphone icon on the USB port’s label. Use an Apple Lightning to USB cable exclusively.
- Connect your iPhone to the USB port in your car if your vehicle supports CarPlay both wirelessly and via USB cable. On your next drive, a notification on your iPhone will offer to link you wirelessly.
- Simply press and hold the voice command button on your steering wheel if your car only supports wireless CarPlay. Ensure that Bluetooth or wireless mode is selected on your stereo. Select your vehicle by going to Settings > General > CarPlay on your iPhone. For more details, consult your car’s owner’s manual.