Thread: Avic-x910bt + 9530

I just got the AVIC-X910BT installed and everyone I speak to says there is a lot of static on the line.

Other phones hooked up to it sound fine except for my 9530.
Anyone know what might be causing it?

Thanks in advance.

What's a Avic-x910bt?

Originally Posted by sunkast

What's a Avic-x910bt?

Its a bluetooth.

Originally Posted by sunkast

What's a Avic-x910bt?

AVIC-X910BT
In-Dash Navigation AV Receiver with DVD Playback and Built-In Bluetooth


■Play music from your iPod® and make hands-free Bluetooth® phone calls just using your voice

Could be the OS version...

Originally Posted by TeK9Samurai

I just got the AVIC-X910BT installed and everyone I speak to says there is a lot of static on the line.

Other phones hooked up to it sound fine except for my 9530.
Anyone know what might be causing it?

Thanks in advance.

Did you notice this on earlier builds such as .132?

I envy you.(Kick Ass Head Unit) There were problems with other blackberrys with this head unit. I did see somewhere that you can make adjustments. I have the AVH-P4100 but no phone yet as the BT adapter is on backorder if you need more help with it pm me

Originally Posted by Laney

AVIC-X910BT
In-Dash Navigation AV Receiver with DVD Playback and Built-In Bluetooth


■Play music from your iPod® and make hands-free Bluetooth® phone calls just using your voice

Damn Laney i'm impressed :1244::1244::1244:

Originally Posted by mmanuel552

Damn Laney i'm impressed :1244::1244::1244:

google is very impressive sometimes :laugh2:

Originally Posted by Laney

google is very impressive sometimes :laugh2:

Damn and i thought you were into cars and car audio :bigeyes: BTW thats one of the best all in one Car Audio Units on the market im going to put one in my envoy if Fat Eddie Rendell will ever pass PA budget. He such a A$$Hole!!!!

Originally Posted by mmanuel552

Damn and i thought you were into cars and car audio :bigeyes:

no but i listen to cartalk enough where i could hold my own actually :22: as i type i am listening to transmission and rebuilding motor talk :Eyecrazy: :17:

Originally Posted by Laney

no but i listen to cartalk enough where i could hold my own actually :22: as i type i am listening to transmission and rebuilding motor talk :Eyecrazy: :17:

:You_Rock_Emoticon::beerchug:

Originally Posted by mmanuel552

I envy you.(Kick Ass Head Unit) There were problems with other blackberrys with this head unit. I did see somewhere that you can make adjustments. I have the AVH-P4100 but no phone yet as the BT adapter is on backorder if you need more help with it pm me

I have the Avic N5 in my car. It seems to be working fine, but I have a couple issues. When I get a call waiting, it rings.

1. Regardless of whether I answer the other phone call that's coming in, it rings and rings. I cannot get the ringing to stop until I hang up entirely. Any ideas?

2. I cannot get my contacts to transfer. Do you know how to do that?

Let me add...

This is how I try to transfer the contacts. I'm not even sure I'm doing that correctly.

I put my headunit in the BT-Tel mode. Then on my phone I go to Manage connections-bluetooth options. When I click on the BB Button it says transfer contacts. I hit that. The phone says something about trying to makl contact with the Poineer (my head unit) then I get an error, "unable to locate object push server." Then it says I should refer to the manual.

Hopefully this gives you better insight.

With the X910BT, I have a transfer contact option built into the headunit. With the older headunit I had, the process caminator stated was the way to do it.

As for the call waiting problem, i have always had the problem. It is something with the way BlackBerries interact with the bluetooth answering system on headunits.

As for the OS, I just got the unit installed this past Saturday so my current OS has been the only one I have tried. Do you think the OS has anything to do with it?

Update:

I was reading that if you disable the Echo Control and the Encryption through the Bluetooth options it alleviates the problem. Will try it out and keep you updated...

What are the chances the encryption option has anything to do with it? What exactly is the purpose of the encryption option when it comes to connecting to a hands-free device?

Originally Posted by TeK9Samurai

Update:

I was reading that if you disable the Echo Control and the Encryption through the Bluetooth options it alleviates the problem. Will try it out and keep you updated...

What are the chances the encryption option has anything to do with it? What exactly is the purpose of the encryption option when it comes to connecting to a hands-free device?

It could be the problem. From my experience in-vehicle bluetooth devices always seem to be a little quirky/finicky.

Originally Posted by sunkast

It could be the problem. From my experience in-vehicle bluetooth devices always seem to be a little quirky/finicky.

Funny how some work without a hitch while others have to be played with until just right...

UPDATE:

Tried disabling both and there was still static...

Any other ideas?

Originally Posted by TeK9Samurai

UPDATE:

Tried disabling both and there was still static...

Any other ideas?

Maybe the antenna in the system has a short in it. The way I think of this is like a FM tuner. If you have a bad or poor antenna, you mostly get static when trying to listen to a radio station. If you have a good antenna, the radio station comes in great.