Why can't the car Bluetooth and mobile phone Bluetooth connect?
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The car Bluetooth and mobile phone Bluetooth cannot connect because the pairing relationship has not been established, and reconnection should be attempted. Invisible Bluetooth status, hardware facility malfunctions, excessive distance, and Bluetooth system incompatibility can all cause the car Bluetooth and mobile phone Bluetooth to fail to connect. The following are other situations that may cause the two Bluetooth devices to fail to connect: 1. Invisible Bluetooth status: If either the car Bluetooth or mobile phone Bluetooth is in an invisible state, neither device can scan the other, making connection and pairing operations impossible. 2. Hardware facility malfunctions: Whether it's an issue with the car Bluetooth module or a problem with the mobile phone's Bluetooth function, successful connection cannot be achieved. 3. Excessive distance: The current mobile device has moved out of the communication range of the car Bluetooth, and when the distance is too far, the signal may not be received.