There are a large number of devices that allow us to interact with our mobile from a Bluetooth connection. Without cables we can customize more than ever the active functions in a Bluetooth connection from the mobile. This is something that allows us to enable or disable some key features that work through this connectivity.
There are many specific functions that different devices can have when connected via Bluetooth to our mobile phone, and these can be easily edited from Android in the connection manager of this type. Characteristics of each of the devices that are connected.
How to edit these Bluetooth functions
There are dozens of different types of devices that we connect to our mobiles, and of course, each of them has a different type of functions that make them unique.
It is not the same to connect a headset, as a bluetooth speaker or connect to the car radio . Each one has exclusive functions that can be easily activated or deactivated from a certain menu within Android. For this, what we must do is the following.
- Once connected via bluetooth, the device enters the phone settings.
- Select “connected devices”
- Now click on the nut icon to edit the properties of the bluetooth connection with that device
- Select the sliders to enable or disable each of these options.
As you can see, each of these connections will show different functions to activate or deactivate based on the nature of the device. For example, there may be different functions to enable or disable between different headphones. If it can play high definition music with the AptX codec, “Audio HD” can be activated in these functions. We can also select whether phone calls or multimedia audio from the terminal are active. When we connect for example to the car radio, we can choose whether the phone calls will be active or if the terminal will share the contacts with this device to be able to access them to make calls.
These changes can also be made even if we have not connected the device, since we can edit them through the “previously connected devices” menu in the same place where connected bluetooth devices can be accessed. With this what we achieve is to activate functions that can improve the performance of these devices, and also the opposite, improve connections by disabling the functions that we know we will not use.
