When driving a making calls via bluetooth, you say the name of the person and then you receive a verbal statement "Calling " . If during this time you need to make a right turn, which then engages the right mirror lane watch camera, it cancels your outbound call if it's not yet to dial tone. Once the camera visual goes away, it again says "Calling " but doesn't perform the call and just sits there until you go back and try verbally calling the person again. I ultimately had to disable lane watch for right turns because of how frustrating this is.
Honda researched and after repeatedly blaming it on my phones (3 different phones and the same issue) they finally researched and found that the Accords computer system cannot handle the load of an attempting outbound call and lane watch camera at the same time.
If you're putting all this technology in a car and it doesn't work effectively, what's the point!
When driving a making calls via bluetooth, you say the name of the person and then you receive a verbal statement "Calling " . If during this time you need to make a right turn, which then engages the right mirror lane watch camera, it cancels your outbound call if it's not yet to dial tone. Once the camera visual goes away, it again says "Calling " but doesn't perform the call and just sits there until you go back and try verbally calling the person again. I ultimately had to disable lane watch for right turns because of how frustrating this is.
Honda researched and after repeatedly blaming it on my phones (3 different phones and the same issue) they finally researched and found that the Accords computer system cannot handle the load of an attempting outbound call and lane watch camera at the same time.
If you're putting all this technology in a car and it doesn't work effectively, what's the point!
- halehankock, Omaha, NE, US