Tesla CYBERTRUCK Owner's Manual page 70

Bluetooth
If you are having trouble importing contacts or paiting
with Bluetooth, see Troubleshooting Bluetooth on page
68 for more information.
NOTE: You can turn access to your contacts and recent
calls on or off at any time by touching the Bluetooth
icon on the touchscreen, choosing your phone, and then
changing the associated access settings.
Unpairing a Bluetooth Device
If you want to disconnect your phone, or Bluetooth
device, and use it again later, simply touch Disconnect
on the Bluetooth settings screen. If you no longer want
to use your device with Cybertruck, touch Forget This
Device. Once you forget a device, you must pair it again
if you want to use it with Cybertruck (see
Bluetooth Device on page
NOTE: Your phone automatically disconnects when you
leave Cybertruck.
NOTE: Unpairing the phone has no effect on using the
phone as a key. To forget an authenticated phone, see
Managing Keys on page 30.
Connecting to a Paired Device
Cybertruck automatically connects to a phone that you
designated as Priority Device on the Bluetooth settings
screen. If you have not set a phone as a priority,
Cybertruck connects to the last phone to which is was
connected, provided it is within operating range and has
Bluetooth turned on. If the last phone is not within
range, it attempts to connect with the next phone that it
has been paired with.
To connect to a different phone, touch the Bluetooth
icon at the top of the Controls screen. The Bluetooth
settings screen displays a list of paired phones. Choose
the phone you want to connect to, then touch Connect.
If the phone you want to connect to is not listed, you
must pair the phone. See
page 67.
When connected, the Bluetooth settings screen displays
the Bluetooth symbol next to the phone's name to show
that Cybertruck is connected to the phone.
Troubleshooting Bluetooth
Your vehicle uses Bluetooth and BLE (Bluetooth Low
Energy) to seamlessly connect your smartphone to
Cybertruck. Due to several potential factors, Bluetooth
or BLE may sometimes disconnect or experience issues
in the pairing process. Connecting to Bluetooth allows
your vehicle to use phone functions such as audio,
phone calls, calendars, text messages, etc.
BLE is used for passive functions like phone key.
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Pairing a
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Pairing a Bluetooth Device on
NOTE: Do not unpair your vehicle to your phone or
remove it as phone key without a working key card
nearby.
Try the following to troubleshoot Bluetooth, starting
with your smartphone.
Smartphone Troubleshooting
Bluetooth may not connect due to settings and updates
on your smartphone:
• Enable Bluetooth on your phone. If already enabled,
disable and re-enable Bluetooth again.
• Ensure Airplane Mode is turned off.
• Charge your phone; if your phone battery is too low,
it may not support Bluetooth functions.
• Pair your device properly. If already paired, try
unpairing and re-pairing again.
• Update your phone to the latest software provided
by the manufacturer.
• Check that your vehicle's sound system is selected as
the audio output source.
• Ensure your phone's settings allow for Bluetooth (ex:
data is turned on or you are connected to Wi-Fi).
• Turn your phone off and on again.
• Ensure location permissions set to "Always On" for
the mobile app.
Tesla Mobile App Troubleshooting
Check the Tesla mobile app:
• Confirm the Tesla mobile app is up to date on
software.
• Verify you're logged into the Tesla mobile app while
using your phone key.
• Ensure the Tesla app is running in the background.
• Double check that you have completely set up your
profile in the mobile app and properly configured
your settings.
Vehicle Troubleshooting
Your vehicle's settings may affect its ability to pair with
your smartphone:
• Charge Cybertruck: If the vehicle Battery is too low,
you may lose Bluetooth function.
• Update vehicle software and make sure it is always
up to date. Check for new software updates by
navigating to Controls > Software.
• Reboot your vehicle.
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