SUBARU STARLINK is your in-vehicle technology that provides hands-free connectivity, entertainment, and the security you need to keep you and your vehicle safe. There are two ways to connect using your smartphone: • Entertainment services can be accessed via the SUBARU STARLINK Mobile App • STARLINK Safety Plus & Security Plus Remote Services can be accessed via the MySubaru Mobile App If your vehicle is STARLINK Safety Plus & Security Plus enabled, you can connect with a STARLINK Customer Care Advisor via your SOS or i-buttons on your overhead console. Downloading either the SUBARU STARLINK App or MySubaru App allows you to bring content from your smartphone into your vehicle, while keeping your hands on the wheel and your eyes on the road. The SUBARU STARLINK App is your link to SUBARU STARLINK in-vehicle technology that offers cloud services via your smartphone and cellular network. It provides hands-free connectivity and entertainment for your next adventure. The MySubaru App allows you to stay in touch with your Subaru, and access remote services, user preferences, diagnostic alerts and other great features enabled by your subscription of STARLINK Safety Plus & Security Plus services. Managing information contents on the TomTom ® and updating the maps is achieved by connecting your PND to your computer with the provided USB cable.
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Simply go online, connect the PND with the provided USB cable and turn on the PND. This should start the install of the TomTom ® Home software. The software may also be downloaded from the TomTom ® web site or from the User Guide on CD. Launch the TomTom ® Home application frequently to get the latest updates and to back up your PND.
Please reference your TomTom ® User Manual for full details. Some functions within the Aha ™ application will continue downloading data, even when you are not actively running Aha ™ as an audio source (podcasts, for example will continue to download until all content is completed for that episode). If this is an issue, please pull over at a safe time/place and stop the Aha ™ application on your smartphone while the vehicle is parked or not running.
Stopping the Aha ™ application (assuming all other smartphone applications are not currently running) will resolve any further data downloads by the application. If the Subaru audio system receives incorrect data from the Aha ™ application, there is no response from the smartphone device while the application is actively running as a source, or a Bluetooth ® communication error with an Android ™ device occurs, this message may appear. In this case, make sure you pull over at a safe place/time, park the vehicle and try restarting the application. You may also need to re-sync your Bluetooth ® connection if this is an Android device. If restarting the Aha ™ application does not work, you may need to reboot your smartphone device.
Consult the Aha ™ Owner's Manual Supplement for more information. When you receive a message 'Confirmed connection with the mobile telephone' is displayed on your Subaru audio system, it is possible that Bluetooth ® streaming audio may not be connected. It is necessary for Bluetooth ® streaming audio to be connected in order to operate the Aha ™ application environment properly (Android devices).
Please select 'Bluetooth ® --> Connect Phone/Audio Device' from the 'Info' menu, and adjust your Android device Bluetooth ® preferences as necessary to connect your smartphone device properly. Vl 10 kv tipovie proekti. Please see the Subaru Navigation System Owner's Manual for more information on how to properly connect your smartphone device's Bluetooth ® audio streaming capability. In general, the more content that is stored on the USB drive the longer it will take the Media Hub to complete its analysis of the drive. Even though files that are not of the supported music type will be ignored, having lots of files and folders can decrease performance. Also, frequent use of a drive can create fragmentation within the file system which is not improved as files are erased. This situation must be dealt with by running a defragmentation program on the USB drive, or by reformatting it.
Apple has changed the charging protocols in its newest products, and as a result those products will not recharge when connected with the iPod ® Interface. All other functions are still supported by the iPod ® Interface. Both 4th Generation Nano and 2nd Generation iPod Touch ® devices will operate properly when connected to the iPod ® Interface, but will not recharge. Subaru is developing a new version of the iPod ® Interface that will restore the charging feature.