Where is the Bluetooth switch in Haima cars?
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There is no dedicated on/off button for Bluetooth inside the car; all operations are performed through the central control screen. Below is relevant information: 1. The emblem of Haima Automobile: Haima's logo features an abstract eagle shape embedded in a circle symbolizing the sun, representing "the rising sun and the spreading wings of a roc," which embodies Haima Automobile's striving and determined corporate image for soaring success. 2. Product lineup: From the launch of its first model, the HX6380 hatchback in 1991, to the "Familia II" in 2006, Haima introduced 17 series totaling 30 varieties over 15 years. The introduction of the "Premacy" and "Familia" series notably reversed the company's challenging situation.
Having driven Haima cars for over a decade, the Bluetooth switch is usually hidden in the settings menu of the central control screen. You'll need to start the car first, then navigate to the main interface to find the audio source or connection options. Tap into it and select Bluetooth to enable. If you can't locate it, try the multifunction buttons on the steering wheel—some models can bring up the menu next to the audio controls. By the way, many Haima models feature capacitive touchscreens, so don't press hard; a gentle swipe should reveal the Bluetooth icon. If you still can't find it, check the connection settings section in the last chapter of the user manual—it has detailed illustrations. Remember to operate it safely when parked, avoiding distractions while driving. Bluetooth has minimal impact on driving, but stay focused when operating it.
