slofox
27th February 2013, 10:33
Gremlin might be able to answer this one...:whistle:
I use a Blueant Interphone on the helmet. It can connect to either the cellphone or the GPS.
I am curious as to why the GPS unit dominates the connection. If the Interphone has been connected to the GPS unit, I have to manually reconnect to the cellphone if I want that connection. This is whether the GPS is nearby, switched on or switched off.
If I turn the Interphone on when both phone and GPS are present and switched on, the GPS always snags the connection.
How does one unit dominate the connection? Just wondering.
I use a Blueant Interphone on the helmet. It can connect to either the cellphone or the GPS.
I am curious as to why the GPS unit dominates the connection. If the Interphone has been connected to the GPS unit, I have to manually reconnect to the cellphone if I want that connection. This is whether the GPS is nearby, switched on or switched off.
If I turn the Interphone on when both phone and GPS are present and switched on, the GPS always snags the connection.
How does one unit dominate the connection? Just wondering.