Our APX7000’s here at work have BT enabled but they did not add the BT under the menu items so you cant see if something is paired/ connected, ect. Can the Motorola BT RSM still be able to connect to the radio?
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APX BT with Remote Speaker Mic
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These are the current BT settings. Any suggestions/changes?
https://image.ibb.co/fvFHsn/apx_bt_settings.png
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I would change the Bluetooth Re-Pair to infinite. That way it will automatically connect each time you have both radio and WRSM turned on.
Additionally, changed the friendly name to the serial number of the radio. That way p, if you are programming via Bluetooth connection, you can tell which radio you are connecting to. If they are all the same then you might see a lot of “APX RADIO” to try and connect to. It works works for us. Your mileage may vary.
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Additionally, changed the friendly name to the serial number of the radio. That way p, if you are programming via Bluetooth connection, you can tell which radio you are connecting to. If they are all the same then you might see a lot of “APX RADIO” to try and connect to. It works works for us. Your mileage may vary.
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I have tried programming via BT but for some reason I cannot get any radio to connect to any computer. It will connect to my phone. I was kind of hoping it would work with my LG Tone headset for some more discreet listening but no go.
It is avaible. I scroll over and select BT and all my options are there. Im just not sure why it would connect to my phone but nothing else. It better connect to the wireless mic. (We dont have the mics yet)
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As a APX programmer, you need to add the feature with the APX CPS program under the menu tab. Otherwise, it is impossible to pair your device, even if the BT option is enabled.
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