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- StinTov
- Member Since: 22 Aug 2018
- Location: Warwickshire
- Posts: 66
ICTP software S18D is available
Dealer told me today that S18D has been released, but the three cars they had installed it on had all suffered module crashes, so be warned.
The release notes below look like load of good stuff has been added and some fixes too.
https://www.ovalnews.com/2018/12/incontrol...notes.html
I'm going to leave it a few weeks and get mine booked in once LR sort the issues out
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- Labbix
- Member Since: 05 Mar 2018
- Location: Tanzania
- Posts: 955
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- mse
- Member Since: 19 Feb 2017
- Location: The uk
- Posts: 26
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- Labbix
- Member Since: 05 Mar 2018
- Location: Tanzania
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- ravrav
- Member Since: 18 Apr 2017
- Location: Hertfordshire
- Posts: 32
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I had my system updated yesterday, to S18D_18.47.5-269316, including the addition of Android Auto /Apple Carplay.
So far, so good, including rear seat entertainment.
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- LRAviator
- Member Since: 20 Oct 2018
- Location: Atlanta
- Posts: 4
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- eelpout
- Member Since: 01 Jun 2017
- Location: Don't call it "Cali"
- Posts: 295
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well, went to the dealer and had the S18D 18.47.5 update done.
this is the first ICTP software update the car has had since I bought it two years ago (it's a '17). everything works great -except- for in call Bluetooth audio, it's a no go. tried it with various phones, one with Android (Pie), an iPhone Xs and for good measure, a Lumia Windows Phone.
what's weird is it works great for Bluetooth media, just not calls.
does this ring a bell with anyone for something I can try before I have to bring it back? I've tried deleting all existing phones that were saved. Speaking of which, I was kind of surprised they didn't do a factory reset before giving it back to me.. Everything is as it was, just with the new ICTP interface and features (including Apple Car Play and Android Auto). -
- ravrav
- Member Since: 18 Apr 2017
- Location: Hertfordshire
- Posts: 32
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- simonh
- Member Since: 02 Apr 2017
- Location: Shropshire
- Posts: 1002
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- Craigp
- Member Since: 10 Nov 2016
- Location: Hull
- Posts: 690
You have given permission to access your phone calls and phone book haven't you and not just media. Sorry not technically minded in this field only the basics from me.
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- eelpout
- Member Since: 01 Jun 2017
- Location: Don't call it "Cali"
- Posts: 295
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simonh wrote:
If you have the smartphone pack and have set this up you don’t need Bluetooth for calls. All calls are managed by ACP or AA. This also means Bluetooth calls will now only work if you are not plugged into the armrest usb’s (media ports). It’s one or the other.
are you sure about that? I could have sworn Android Auto told me that Bluetooth is needed for the audio portion of the call. And coincidentally I was just using a rental Ford Explorer last week that had Android Auto and it definitely need BT enabled for the calls to work with my Sony Xperia XZ2 phone. (Maybe Apple Car Play is different? I haven't tried that yet.)
And BTW, that's the symptom here, if I try to use the phone by touching the phone icon from the Home screen, whether it's connected to the USB port or not, it brings up a screen of a selection of phones that are already Bluetooth paired, if I touch the one that I'm currently trying to connect to, it just starts to spin on that screen. The little cell signal icon never changes from "no signal." The behavior is the same with the Android, iPhone and Windows Mobile devices I've tried.
I'm guessing something went amiss with the SmartPhone Pack when it was installed that borked the phone portion of the BT link (like I said earlier, media over BT works OK). The dealer told me since this car had never been updated since it came from the factory, they had to do 4 update sequences in a row. Took them about 5 hours. It's amazing the car even starts.
BTW, is there a way for the consumer to "factory reset" ICTP? I'd be willing to try that and lose everything before having to go back to the dealer.
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- IndusD4
- Member Since: 28 Jan 2018
- Location: Sydney
- Posts: 698
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- eelpout
- Member Since: 01 Jun 2017
- Location: Don't call it "Cali"
- Posts: 295
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Quote:
When I have my iPhone connected via USB to use ACP then it does not use the bluetooth connection at all. Audio from the phone works perfectly.
I would not be shocked if they only tested Apple Car Play and not Android Auto before handing it over to me. Based on conversations with the service rep, that's primarily what their customers use and asking about AA gets a response of, "oh yeah, it has that too." Which as a Silicon Valley resident doesn't surprise me.
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- simonh
- Member Since: 02 Apr 2017
- Location: Shropshire
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- eelpout
- Member Since: 01 Jun 2017
- Location: Don't call it "Cali"
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Quote:
What Indus said. ACP uses the USB to route all audio.
Problem with AA is that there is a huge variety of Android OS versions around plus additionally all the modifications each phone vendor does to make their own flavour of Android.
iOS is much easier from a support point of view as the majority of handsets use the current OS. As of Nov 28th, iOS 12 has a 75% adoption rate. For Android 8 Oreo it’s 14%. Most are still running Nougat (6) or Marshmallow (7).
So for JLR, ACP is far easier to fully support and test against.
Totally hear you about Android... but iOS (over BT) doesn't work either in my case.
So I think the problem is something they neglected to clear or toggle for Bluetooth audio.
Edit: so I tried ACP with my wife's iPhone Xs and the audio with that does work, but as you said that uses audio over the cable. Just some more data for the dealer.
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