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    Bluetooth in Citroen C4

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Support
    bluetoothbq 4.5
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    • C Offline
      Cesar Herrera
      last edited by NeoTheThird

      I'd like to know if the problem of connetion will be studied. In E4.5

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        Cesar Herrera
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          ernest
          last edited by

          For some bluetooth headset it's working only in terminal the configuration (bug not only on Utouch but the bluetooth package )

          $bluetoothctl
          [bluetooth]# power on
          Changing power on succeeded
          [bluetooth]# discoverable on
          Changing discoverable on succeeded
          [bluetooth]# pairable on
          Changing pairable on succeeded
          [bluetooth]# agent NoInputNoOutput
          Agent registered
          [bluetooth]# default-agent
          Default agent request successful

          scan on
          pair C9:50:76:A2:XX:XX
          connect C9:50:76:A2:XX:XX
          trust C9:50:76:A2:XX:XX

          If succesful it should connect automatically

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            Cesar Herrera
            last edited by

            It looks fine. But when I put pair XX:....... the car says it's not compatible. I have a previous connection that I would like to delete but I don't know how. Thanks
            Cesar

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              ernest
              last edited by ernest

              after bluetoothctl, lunch the help menu.

              [bluetooth]# help
              Available commands:
              list List available controllers
              show [ctrl] Controller information
              select <ctrl> Select default controller
              devices List available devices
              paired-devices List paired devices
              power <on/off> Set controller power
              pairable <on/off> Set controller pairable mode
              discoverable <on/off> Set controller discoverable mode
              agent <on/off/capability> Enable/disable agent with given capability
              default-agent Set agent as the default one
              set-scan-filter-uuids [uuid1 uuid2 ...] Set scan filter uuids
              set-scan-filter-rssi [rssi] Set scan filter rssi, and clears pathloss
              set-scan-filter-pathloss [pathloss] Set scan filter pathloss, and clears rssi
              set-scan-filter-transport [transport] Set scan filter transport
              set-scan-filter-clear Clears discovery filter.
              scan <on/off> Scan for devices
              info [dev] Device information
              pair [dev] Pair with device
              trust [dev] Trust device
              untrust [dev] Untrust device
              block [dev] Block device
              unblock [dev] Unblock device
              remove <dev> Remove device
              connect <dev> Connect device
              disconnect [dev] Disconnect device
              list-attributes [dev] List attributes
              select-attribute <attribute> Select attribute
              attribute-info [attribute] Select attribute
              read Read attribute value
              write <data=[xx xx ...]> Write attribute value
              notify <on/off> Notify attribute value
              register-profile <UUID ...> Register profile to connect
              unregister-profile Unregister profile
              version Display version
              quit Quit program

              you should do something like

              • paired-devices

              • remove xx:XX:XX:XX:

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                Cesar Herrera
                last edited by Cesar Herrera

                On the terminal with localhost and su I make the commands:
                bluetoothctl
                power on (if it is off it gives an error. But putting on grafically it puts no error)
                discoverable on
                pairable on
                agent NoInputNoOutput
                default-agent
                scan on
                trust C9:.... (I prefer putting this the first one)
                pair C9:... IT GIVES AN ERROR:
                Failed to pair: org.bluez.Error.AuthenticationFailed
                I don’t know why. In other tryes the car says it doesn’t pair to this type of phone.
                PD: Whith the command: remove C9:.... I was able to delete the previous pair.
                Thanks,
                Cesar

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                  Cesar Herrera @ernest
                  last edited by

                  @ernest alt text

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                    ernest
                    last edited by ernest

                    Maybe it's the type of agent/profile you have to change to satisfy the c4
                    I would suggest this order
                    Pair
                    Connect
                    Trust

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                      ernest @ernest
                      last edited by

                      Cesar,

                      Now that you're able to get an error msg I strongly suggest to look on google : https://encrypted.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Failed to pair%3A org.bluez.Error.AuthenticationFailed

                      You're problem might be linked to a driver bug, but i doubt is linked to ubuntu touch itself, even ubuntu.
                      Good luck

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