Problem Bluetooth XPERIA ARC S (Version Android 4.0.4) mit Nissan Connect

[#1]

Hello,

Problems with Bluetooth Pairing XPERIA ARC S with Nissan Connect System von Nissan Quashqai:

My XPERIA ARC S doesn't aks for a keycode to enter, when I try to pair my XPERIA ARC S with Nissan Connect via Bluetooth.

The connection (Pairing) fails !

Is there anybody, who can help me?

[Markus1]

Sorry to hear about this problem.

I have heard about this before as the latest software version does not seem to be fully compatible with many car Bluetooth systems.

There could be a workaround though.

When in your car, go to the phonebook and send a contact to the Bluetooth system. This could trigger the option to enter a pairing code. This only needs to be done once I think and if you get this far it will hopefully kickstart the rest.

Let me know when you've tried this.

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[#3]

Same problem with my Nissan Connect of Nissan Qashqai, I have buy my new Xperia ARC S but I cant use in my car with IceCreamSandwich, for what I want this smartphone if I cant use in my car? I will try your instructions but I think it wont work... if not I will back this xperia to the shop, thanks.

[viewioor]

Hello everyone!

Tough  I have Xperia S still with Gingerbread, I encountered the same problem as many of you, and as many people in the web.

But let’s start the history step by step…

I tried to pair my Xperia with factory installed Bluetooth car kit (Citroen C5 - mfd. 2007).

The problem was that when I was trying to connect,  there was a “connection failure” announcement.

Phone was finding the car properly, but when connecting, there was no option for typing in the PIN code. 

After searching many forums and “ask & answer” sites, I found that the phone is automatically send “0000” PIN code. In my car kit the PIN code is “1234”. Normally the phone, after trying those quad-zeros  should ask for other PIN code, but it didn’t.

I asked SONY about this bug, but no one could answer the question, why it doesn’t ask for alternative PIN and they were starting the “song” about incompatibility. Meanwhile I connected to the car kit Xperia Live with Walkman (Gingerbread), which also tried quad-zeros, but after few seconds, asked for PIN code.  J

Some people wrote that helped them trying to send the contact or any file to the Bluetooth car kit system…during this phone asked for PIN code and managed to pair the phone.
My problem was that when trying to send contact or file, phone didn’t detect the car… probably because it recognized it as the headset, not a device able to receive files.

I tried different programs advised for Bluetooth file transfers and Bluetooth connection “helpers”.

None of them was successful except one… ASTRO!

I had already installed ASTRO file manager, and I added to this ASTRO Bluetooth plugin. Both are available at GooglePlay.

I turned on Bluetooth in the phone, then turned on ignition in the car (without starting engine – pairing method can vary in cars of course), then Opened ASTRO file manager and chose jpg to send via Bluetooth… ASTRO found the car kit (which wasn’t found by the phone ) . I press send and then it tried to pair asking for PIN code.  Of course sending the file failed, but the car remembered the pairing as well as the phone.

Now I just turn on Bluetooth in the phone and it connects with car, moreover it reads phonebook and call list form the phone without any problem.

So don’t believe manufacturer that some malfunctions are not their problems and all is due to incompatibility. FIX THIS BUG SONY!!!