Nav V and Interphone F3MC
Nav V and Interphone F3MC
Sometimes I really hate tech ! I have a pair of Interphone F3MCs which I use to talk to my better half and for navigation instructions. Been using F3MCs for over a year now with no problems. Today I went out and bought a 8 GB microSD card to use with the media player. I transferred a couple of albums in MP3 format onto the card to test the player and guess what, it doesn't bloody work. No sound. The Nav V is connected via Bluetooth and I checked the sound is not muted. I can hear nav instructions and can control the media player from the F3MC buttons, but no sound. So I did a search and found a thread on another forum where guys were having the same problem with the more expensive F5MC. Apparently its a Interphone software problem.
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halflife1973
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Re: Nav V and Interphone F3MC
They have just released a firmware update for the F5mc so would have thought it would be available for the FC3mc as well. Mine works really well now
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Re: Nav V and Interphone F3MC
Thanks for the info but I have junked the bluetooth in favour for an Autocom wired system.
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guest2360
Re: Nav V and Interphone F3MC
Levisp wrote: Thanks for the info but I have junked the bluetooth in favour for an Autocom wired system.
A very wise move.
Re: Nav V and Interphone F3MC
Levisp wrote: Thanks for the info but I have junked the bluetooth in favour for an Autocom wired system.
You know it makes sense!
Re: Nav V and Interphone F3MC
The only issues I've had with my interphone 3 is the bluetoothe splitter. It works fine in that it can send music & satnav to both headsets but I can never remember the sequence of how the multi function buttons work without referring to the manual! Apparently the later models have a built in splitter? So I've heard. I would like to upgrade to a system with a radio but from reading this forum, a lot of people seem to favour the wired autocom...
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guest2360
Re: Nav V and Interphone F3MC
If you have the audio unit fitted a full Autocom system for 2 including the necessary cabling to connect to the audio unit costs £309.00. Try buying a totally reliable Bluetooth set that allows you and your pillion to hear everything for that.
Re: Nav V and Interphone F3MC
Will the autocom work ok with the IPhone 6? I have all my music, Tom Tom on it & like to be able to accept calls when I use the bike for work.
That's a very interesting option at that price. Especially if fitted!
My Bluetoothe intercom has always worked fine rider to pillion- never a problem, i just get short fused at times setting them up with other devices. I like a button for each function, not multi function buttons that have to be pressed 3 seconds for this, 4 seconds for that! I'll do some research in readiness for the next trip.
That's a very interesting option at that price. Especially if fitted!
My Bluetoothe intercom has always worked fine rider to pillion- never a problem, i just get short fused at times setting them up with other devices. I like a button for each function, not multi function buttons that have to be pressed 3 seconds for this, 4 seconds for that! I'll do some research in readiness for the next trip.
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guest2360
Re: Nav V and Interphone F3MC
In my case, because I do not have the audio unit fitted, my GPS, a Nav V is Bluetoothed to the Autocom system. My phone can be loaded to the Nav V but I prefer to connect it directly to the Autocom dongle so it auto answers We both get GPS prompts, the phone and music from the Nav V. All in high quality stereo and audible at any speed. The Autocom bluetooth dongle adds about £50 to the price. Your IPhone 6 should do the same as the Nav V.