Originally Posted by roccocaiazza

I have the Bluetooth option for the phone and it works well. I can Connect my IPhone through the aux port and play music. Is there another way to connect through the Bluetooth to play music and other functions?

Originally Posted by Optionman1

I have been doing exactly what you are doing, but yesterday I realized that my phone wasn't being charged as it should be when connected to the armrest connections. Not sure if its the actual Porsche cable or the connection inside the armrest itself. I just ordered a Bovee 1000 BT dongle to attach the the 30 pin Porsche cable. According to what I've read, it should allow for seamless BT streaming of iPhone music to PCM, but you obviously lose the phone re-charging aspect of the hardwire setup. My plan is to order a 3D printed ashtray insert and mount my phone on it. Recharging can be accomplished, if needed, via a cigarette lighter USB adapter and short USB/Lightning cable. If you dont want your phone mounted at all (i do to see Waze app) you can use the Bovee adapter and just leave your phone in your pocket and all should work.

Originally Posted by Optionman1

Just started putting miles on my 997.2 4s. Car has factory BT connectivity for iPhone and the universal audio interface in the center console. I have successfully synched my iPhone X via BT and also have the 30 pin to lightning adaptor and successfully see all my music on the center screen. When connected to the center console interface I can receive Waze audio warnings through the car audio even though I can't see my iPhone screen since it's not mounted yet. My question regards answering an incoming call. Last night I had everything connected and happened to see on the very bottom of my center screen that I was receiving a call, but I didn't hear it ring and couldn't figure out how to answer the call. Should I have heard the ringing read more my tech simply? How exactly do you answer an incoming call? My steering wheel is not stock, it was replaced with an Alcantara Sports Steering wheel. Were there buttons on the stock steering wheel to answer/make a call?

Thanks in advance for any responses.