brianp38dse
Well-Known Member
A google of the xra500030 says its a radio amp traffic master module
IMO the only bit for the phone is this, other than the aerial and mic of course.
Hi backinblack
Got that fitted and been tested all OK ,so what does the telephone control unit do have attached a page
out of ifotainment set up, look at number nine on drawing ,all I want is hands free, bought gap iid tool have gone
into CCF to enable bluetooth fine but my phone still will not pair and just thought if this is something that should be
there I will get one but lord knows where it fits? thanks
Got that fitted and been tested all OK ,so what does the telephone control unit do have attached a page
out of ifotainment set up, look at number nine on drawing ,all I want is hands free, bought gap iid tool have gone
into CCF to enable bluetooth fine but my phone still will not pair and just thought if this is something that should be
there I will get one but lord knows where it fits? thanks
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Don't know if this has anything to do with it, you can see it on your picture.
This is from the 2007 - 2010 manual which looks more like the known setup
Hi now your talking don't, unless there fitted else have rear seat entertainment module?
and don't have a tv unless fitted as standard but there is not one that i can make out.
Number 1 Yes number 2 Yes number 3 yes number 4 Where number 5 Yes number 6
don't know number 7 don't know number 8 yes number 9 yes the one's in the picture of my
luggage area is all I can find but would assume not fitted to my car from new ? Regards
and don't have a tv unless fitted as standard but there is not one that i can make out.
Number 1 Yes number 2 Yes number 3 yes number 4 Where number 5 Yes number 6
don't know number 7 don't know number 8 yes number 9 yes the one's in the picture of my
luggage area is all I can find but would assume not fitted to my car from new ? Regards
Number 4 some wierd optional mobile stuff.
SATELLITE DIGITAL AUDIO RADIO SERVICE (SDARS) (NAS VEHICLES ONLY)
SDARS is a satellite based radio service which is available in the United States of America (USA) and from 2009MY also in Canada. Digitally encoded audio transmissions are broadcast to receivers from two satellites or from ground based repeater stations. It is possible for the SDARS transmissions to be received in northern Mexico but reception is not guaranteed outside of the USA or Canada.
The service is provided by a company called Sirius. The service comprises over 100 channels of digital entertainment which is provided by subscription requiring a monthly payment.
Operation of the SDARS system is the same as the radio operation with selections made using the TSD icons or the TSD buttons and rotary controller.
The SDARS system requires additional components to be added to the audio system. An SDARS antenna and a receiver are fitted to allow reception of the service.
The customer must subscribe to receive the SDARS service. If the user selects a channel to which subscription is not authorised, the TSD will display the telephone number of the SDARS providers subscription service. The telephone number is stored in the IHU and can be changed or amended using Land Rover approved diagnostic equipment.
SATELLITE DIGITAL AUDIO RADIO SERVICE (SDARS) (NAS VEHICLES ONLY)
SDARS is a satellite based radio service which is available in the United States of America (USA) and from 2009MY also in Canada. Digitally encoded audio transmissions are broadcast to receivers from two satellites or from ground based repeater stations. It is possible for the SDARS transmissions to be received in northern Mexico but reception is not guaranteed outside of the USA or Canada.
The service is provided by a company called Sirius. The service comprises over 100 channels of digital entertainment which is provided by subscription requiring a monthly payment.
Operation of the SDARS system is the same as the radio operation with selections made using the TSD icons or the TSD buttons and rotary controller.
The SDARS system requires additional components to be added to the audio system. An SDARS antenna and a receiver are fitted to allow reception of the service.
The customer must subscribe to receive the SDARS service. If the user selects a channel to which subscription is not authorised, the TSD will display the telephone number of the SDARS providers subscription service. The telephone number is stored in the IHU and can be changed or amended using Land Rover approved diagnostic equipment.
brianp38dse
Well-Known Member
My l322 knowledge is what i have gleamed of off here, i have yet to get intimate with one, my time will come i am sure but i would probably not be mine
Thats the bluetooth aerial, think normally sat on top of satnav, without that you wont get anywhere.
IMO the above needs this
Later i.e yours and my 2005 have the below unit with bluetooth built in
What phone are you trying to pair up with it?
Do you have an older phone you can try?
The A20e according to google is Bluetooth 5.0
My Samsung S7 is Bluetooth 4.2 which pairs but has no speach
My iPhone 6 is Bluetooth 4.0 which also pairs but has no speach
The A20e according to google is Bluetooth 5.0
My Samsung S7 is Bluetooth 4.2 which pairs but has no speach
My iPhone 6 is Bluetooth 4.0 which also pairs but has no speach
Hi backinblack
Yes I have another phone which I will try but do not feel hopeful it will work,I have been told that there
is other things that have to be enabled in CCF My Gap iid tool lets me into all ECU s lets me enable
bluetooth but will not let me alter any thing else and apparently I have to enable them as well , but what
I am trying to establish is Do I have all item's on my car to make it so?? Regards
Yes I have another phone which I will try but do not feel hopeful it will work,I have been told that there
is other things that have to be enabled in CCF My Gap iid tool lets me into all ECU s lets me enable
bluetooth but will not let me alter any thing else and apparently I have to enable them as well , but what
I am trying to establish is Do I have all item's on my car to make it so?? Regards
IMO the Bluetooth module is in the Nokia module so there would be nothing else to add, the connection would be from your phone to the module.
As long as Bluetooth is switched on I don't see why your phone wouldn't see it, other than possibly the Bluetooth version which should be backward compatible unless
your phone is looking for a A2DP Bluetooth connection (used for music streaming) for some reason which the Nokia module does not have.
I think you need to try your phone with a working L322 car if you know anyone that has one.
As long as Bluetooth is switched on I don't see why your phone wouldn't see it, other than possibly the Bluetooth version which should be backward compatible unless
your phone is looking for a A2DP Bluetooth connection (used for music streaming) for some reason which the Nokia module does not have.
I think you need to try your phone with a working L322 car if you know anyone that has one.
