Turn off the prioity 2 phone before turning on the priority one phone. On my Blackberry setup menu there is a auto connect parameter that needs a yes to automatically connect when I start my cargoldmine848 wrote:I have two phones paired. I have one that I prefer to have active. I will leave out what it took to get here, but I managed to have the preferred phone to have priority. But if the number one priority phone happens to have the bluetooth turned off when I start the car the other phone connects. Even if I turn on the priority one phone it does not connect and from that point forward the other phone has priority unless I turn it off and allow the preferred phone to connect.
Long way of getting to this question: is there no way maintain the number one priority?
+1telcoman wrote:Turn off the prioity 2 phone before turning on the priority one phone. On my Blackberry setup menu there is a auto connect parameter that needs a yes to automatically connect when I start my cargoldmine848 wrote:I have two phones paired. I have one that I prefer to have active. I will leave out what it took to get here, but I managed to have the preferred phone to have priority. But if the number one priority phone happens to have the bluetooth turned off when I start the car the other phone connects. Even if I turn on the priority one phone it does not connect and from that point forward the other phone has priority unless I turn it off and allow the preferred phone to connect.
Long way of getting to this question: is there no way maintain the number one priority?
Telcoman
Hmm... Sometimes even our most modern technological conveniences just aren't quite functional enough for us, eh?goldmine848 wrote:I was just searching for a way to make sure that priority one phone always connects when I start the car with both phones on.