The Bluetooth key doesn’t work

“Bluetooth is off”

Turn on Bluetooth in Control Center or in Settings on your iPhone, then try again.

“Copeel has no Bluetooth access”

Tap Open Settings, allow Bluetooth for Copeel, then try again.

“Car not found”

Copeel can’t see your car. Sit inside it, then try again.

“The key wasn’t approved”

The confirmation didn’t come in time. Start again, keeping the key card on the center console, and confirm the new key on the car’s screen before the countdown ends.

“The key couldn’t be added”

Tap Try again, sitting in the car. If the message keeps coming back, write to us.

“Removed in the car”

The car no longer recognizes this iPhone’s key: it was deleted from the car’s screen. Open Profile › My Vehicles, tap your car, then Bluetooth Key, and set it up again. See Add the Bluetooth key.

“Key still in the car”

This shows after Remove key, when Copeel couldn’t reach the car to make it drop the key. This iPhone no longer uses it, but the car still holds it: remove it from the car, under Controls › Locks.

Commands go over the internet

Out of range of the car, or with Bluetooth off, Copeel sends commands over the internet, as without a key. A command sent over Bluetooth is confirmed with “· Bluetooth”.