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Replace ringer volume in the menus

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On most of the units I've used, you can change ringer volume in the menus, but conversation volume is contingent on the volume from the phone, then you can boost it with the Head Unit's main volume ****.
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Set on the pccm

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Is there a setting on the PCCM that I can adjust to increase the volume of the calls?
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On most of the units I've used, you can change ringer volume in the menus, but conversation volume is contingent on the volume from the phone, then you can boost it with the Head Unit's main volume ****.
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Set on the pccm

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Is there a setting on the PCCM that I can adjust to increase the volume of the calls?
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I don't have PCCM, but my iphone has an option to select what kind of device you're connecting to BT with, and setting it to car audio fixed the problem.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Having a slight issue with my PCCM on my 03 C4S. When I make calls the volume that comes through the speakers is very low. So low that when I'm doing anything over about 40mph, I can barely hear the call over the road/engine noise. Is there a setting on the PCCM that I can adjust to increase the volume of the calls?

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Try making sure you smart phone's audio volume via Bluetooth is turned to max. On most of the units I've used, you can change ringer volume in the menus, but conversation volume is contingent on the volume from the phone, then you can boost it with the Head Unit's main volume ****.

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I don't have PCCM, but my iphone has an option to select what kind of device you're connecting to BT with, and setting it to car audio fixed the problem. (I have a BT adapter box with the CDR23)

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