iPhone and usb

[HPTCC1]

Ok. I searched but couldn’t find an answer. Apologies if it has been answered somewhere else !! After 8 years of owning the bike I have realised that answering phone calls on the go would be a good thing to have. If I connect my iphone to the bike via bluetooth all works well, as per the manual. But if I connect the iphone via the glovebox usb socket , to ensure it is powered continuously, incoming calls do not come up on the Trophy’s display. In other words can I connect the iPhone to the usb for power supply but connect it to the bike using Bluetooth ?? Is it a setting I have missed ? Regard's and happy riding to all.

[HPTCC1]

I know I can select Bluetooth rather than IPOD but the sound quality is better using IPOD.

[Coconut]

As far as I can remember - YES !

Think of the iPhone as 2 devices in one, an iPod and a Mobile Phone.
It only has one internal battery powering both of them,
which is Trickle Charged when connected to a USB Power supply.

When connected to the Trophy USB socket the iPod audio is connected into the Trophy audio system,
and will be heard when "iPod" is selected as the Source.  The iPod can be controlled, to a limited extent,
with the left handlebar buttons, and song track information is displayed on the Instrument Panel.

The Mobile Phone is Paired to the Trophy audio system via Bluetooth, usually as "DEVICE 1"
( Your helmet will be paired as "HEADSET 1" )

In the Trophy Audio system Menu you should set Bluetooth Audio to OFF
as that setting is only for the Bluetooth Audio from your iPod, not the Mobile Phone,
unless you DON'T want to connect by USB, then you CAN listen to the iPod audio via that method !

Press and hold "M" for 2 seconds to access the RADIO SETTINGS Menu,
scroll down to ALT SOURCE and press "i" then Scroll to Bluetooth Audio,
scroll to OFF and Press "i".  Exit out of all the Menus.

Limited control of the Phone using the left handlebar buttons is also possible
to answer or reject Incoming calls, but outgoing Calls can NOT be initiated by the handlebar buttons.

If you have Microsoft PowerPoint for Windows, I prepared a file that can be downloaded
which runs through all of the Instrument Panel Menus, including Audio ( Not the U.S. version )
that you might find useful here :

HOW TO: Navigate the Trophy Menu !

Cheers 

[HPTCC1]

  How would mere mortals get by without your knowledge ?? Setting changed and it works perfectly. Is that point poorly explained on page 39 of the audio handbook ?? You have reminded me again why this bike is so much better with this forum. Thanks again.

[Coconut]

Always happy to help when I can   

There's a LOT in all of the handbooks that is poorly explained :

Owners, Audio, and Service Handbooks + Service Manual errata  (Read 38715 times) ! 

Cheers