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I'm seeing some funny behavior with my iPhone 6SPlus plugged into the USB port. It plays fine, but when the system finished indexing and setting the voice commands, if you are in the Entertainment screen, the bottom left keeps switching back and forth from "iPhone Detected" to "Voice Commands Available". It will do this constantly.

 

Could it be a bad cable? Anyone else experienced this?

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I'm seeing some funny behavior with my iPhone 6SPlus plugged into the USB port. It plays fine, but when the system finished indexing and setting the voice commands, if you are in the Entertainment screen, the bottom left keeps switching back and forth from "iPhone Detected" to "Voice Commands Available". It will do this constantly.

 

Could it be a bad cable? Anyone else experienced this?

 

Hi Mielikki,

 

Have you been able to try another USB cable? Let me know, and I'll assist.

 

Shaay

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I have tried it with two cables and in each of the USB ports. I have a loaner 2016 Fusion with the tech package today, as they are trying to diagnose a high speed rattle in the rear door of my car. I will see if it does the same thing.

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I can confirm it does not do the rapid flashing back and forth between iPhone Detected and Voice Commands Available on the 2016 loaner with the original cable. I guess it is something odd in my MyFord Touch interface.

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Master reset seems to have helped. The text is gone now from the lower left when the Entertainment panel is selected.

 

I do wish Ford had provided a way to reboot the full Sync system without a master reset or pulling the battery cable.

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Master reset seems to have helped. The text is gone now from the lower left when the Entertainment panel is selected.

 

I do wish Ford had provided a way to reboot the full Sync system without a master reset or pulling the battery cable.

 

There used to be a way to do it with a special reboot program on a usb drive. One of the guys over on the Edge forum found it back when MFT was so terrible on the 2011/2012 Edge. Try googling it.

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Thanks akirby. I'll look for it.

 

The master reset doesn't solve it permanently, as it has today come back to doing what I described in the first post. And with a different cable as well. It is mildly distracting as I can keep seeing a flicker of movement in my peripheral vision. I end up putting it back to the four panel Home screen, but then I lose access to the pause button.

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Thanks akirby. I'll look for it.

 

The master reset doesn't solve it permanently, as it has today come back to doing what I described in the first post. And with a different cable as well. It is mildly distracting as I can keep seeing a flicker of movement in my peripheral vision. I end up putting it back to the four panel Home screen, but then I lose access to the pause button.

 

Please check your Owner account for updates: https://owner.ford.com/tools/account/how-tos/keep-your-sync-up-to-date.html Ifyou have the most current version and this issue continues, I recommend going to the dealer.

 

Keep me in the loop.

 

Shaay

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