Why can't the Alphard add new Bluetooth devices?
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The Alphard cannot add new Bluetooth devices due to Bluetooth device malfunction. Here are the specific details about the Alphard: 1. Exterior: The Alphard measures 4915/1850/1950mm in length, width, and height, with a body height exceeding 1.9 meters and a wheelbase of 3000mm, setting a new record in its class. It achieves the design goal of 'grandeur, nobility without losing dynamism' through its full and powerful, majestic body design and a low-center-of-gravity, wide-body layout. 2. Features: The driver's seat features 8-way power adjustment and an electric seat with 3-position memory function. The most comfortable second-row seats are equipped with 4-way power-adjustable Ottoman first-class seats, featuring three-way headrests, independent armrests, armrest cup holders, a multi-function folding table, a maximum seatback recline of 78 degrees, and a 450mm sliding range with height-adjustable footrests.
I frequently deal with automotive electronic issues and have found that the inability to add new Bluetooth devices in the Alphard can be caused by several common reasons. The most common issue is a full Bluetooth pairing list, as the system defaults to storing only a limited number of devices, leading to pairing failures. Outdated software versions can also cause bugs, especially if the infotainment system hasn't been updated for a long time. Hardware failures, such as a damaged Bluetooth module, are rare but can occur in both new and old vehicles. User errors, including not correctly entering pairing mode or poor device compatibility, are also possible. I recommend trying basic troubleshooting first: restart the vehicle by turning it off for a few minutes and then turning it back on; access the central control screen to delete all old Bluetooth devices; check if any software updates are available. If these steps don't work, a professional inspection of the module or a system refresh may be necessary. Bluetooth connectivity is crucial for daily driving, affecting call quality and music playback safety. Delaying resolution can lead to inconvenience and even distract from safe driving.