[CrackBerry Question]

Hi,

My phone is connected to my GM 2010 Suburban. But I am unable to play music through the system stereo.

How do I connect to allow me to play my phone's music through the car's stereo?

Thank you

[anon(9208252)]

Make sure your rSAp is turned on in the BT advanced settings.

[Steven Taylor7]

Pardon my ignorance as I'm relatively new to the technology world, but where would I find this PSAD setting.

As well, I assumed that since my phone paired successfully with the car that all settings must be correct.

[anon(9208252)]

Open up BT and on the bottom you press advanced and in there is a setting rSAP toggle it on.

[Lord Priapus]

What does BT stand for?

[tonythecanuck]

BT = BlueTooth. Many car sound systems allow BT connection directly for most devices.

If not, you can get the BlackBerry Music Gateway, a small portable device that connects your BlackBerry to your radio or music system by NFC and BT:

http://www.cnet.com/products/blackberry-music-gateway/


Posted using my BlackBerry Z30.

[Lord Priapus]

oh ok thanks. But what if u just want to play your music stored on your phone's SD card through your car stereo?

[DINGSTER1]

If your car has an AUX button, make sure that is ON. I have a 2012 Kia Sorento

[tonythecanuck]

oh ok thanks. But what if u just want to play your music stored on your phone's SD card through your car stereo?

Well, you need to connect the phone to the car's system, so you may need a device like the BlackBerry Music Gateway. I have my iTunes on my card in my Z30, and I can play the music on a sound system or car stereo via the Gateway. Maybe research it on line to see if it'll work for you.

Posted using my BlackBerry Z30.