HT204387 Will iOS 7 support RSAP Bluetooth protocol?

Will the iOS 7 update enable the RSAP Bluetooth protocol? So far have been unable to pair phone with my 2009 VW Tiguan handsfree kit.....

oneutd247 wrote:
I've got the VW Premium Bluetooth package and it doesn't pair with the iPhone.
Yes, it does.
Not all! Older Premium BT packages ONLY feature Access using BT SAP, which the iOS does not feature. Later VW added BT Hands Free which iOS does feature, so this explains why several user can connect and others can't…
oneutd247 wrote:
It requires the rSAP protocol to connect. This has been verified by Volkswagen.
That is not correct.
As mentioned above: it depends on the model. Maybe a firmware update might fix it. So, go ask ask your dealer or check some good boards on the net, there are tutorials on about everything…

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