How to Connect Bluetooth to Play Music in Mazda?
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First, establish a pairing relationship. Turn on the Bluetooth function of both the phone and the navigation device, and set the phone's Bluetooth to be visible to everyone. Then, search for Bluetooth devices on the phone. Once found, select and pair with the device. The connection is successful once pairing is completed. After successfully pairing the navigation device with the phone via Bluetooth, you can import the phone's contacts to the navigation device. Enter the Bluetooth interface, click on Music, and open the phone's music player. You can then directly play songs from the phone.
When I first got my Mazda, it took me a while to figure out that after starting the engine, I needed to locate the 'Entertainment' or 'Settings' icon on the center console, use the rotary knob to select 'Bluetooth Settings', and toggle the switch to 'On'. Then, a device name starting with 'MZD' would appear in my phone's Bluetooth list—tapping it to pair would trigger a pairing code on the center display, and confirming 'Yes' on both sides completes the connection. Key point: After pairing, remember to enable 'Media Audio' permissions for the car device in your phone's Bluetooth settings, otherwise you'll only get calls but no music. Pro tip: Turn on your phone's Bluetooth before getting in next time, and it'll auto-reconnect within 15 seconds of driving—Jay Chou's songs will blast from the steering wheel in no time!