Innova 1000: iPhone or iPad Troubleshooting
Purpose
If you run into any trouble with pairing or scanning your vehicle using Repairsolutions 2, follow these steps to resolve them.
Step 1: Check Dongle
- Ensure Connection: Verify the dongle is securely plugged into the vehicle’s OBD2 port and lights up or blinks.
- Fuse Check: If there’s no light, check if the accessory plug (cig lighter) works (it shares a fuse with the OBD2 port). Replace any blown fuses as needed.
- Vehicle Test: No light still? Try the dongle in another vehicle to rule out a defect.
Step 2: Vehicle Ignition
- Key Vehicles:
- Plug in your Innova 1000.
- Turn the key fully right, stopping just before it starts the engine.
- If cabin fans don't turn on, turn it once more.
- Start the app and connect.
- Push-to-Start:
- Plug in your Innova 1000.
- Enter run mode. View instructions here
- Start the app and connect.
- Troubleshooting: If you still cannot pair or scan, fully start the vehicle.
Step 3: Bluetooth Setup
- Bluetooth On: Turn on your device's Bluetooth.
- Avoid Pairing: Do not pair with the dongle in your Bluetooth settings. Pairing will be done inside the app. Attempting to pair in your phone's Bluetooth settings will disrupt in-app pairing.
- Already Paired?: To resolve:
- Unpair the dongle in Bluetooth settings.
- Keep your phone's bluetooth on.
- Unplug and plug in your dongle; a light on the dongle should turn on and start blinking.
- Open RepairSolutions2 to complete the pairing process.
Step 4: iOS Version
Updating your device to iOS 13.0 or later can solve Bluetooth connectivity issues on older iOS versions.
Step 5: Restart App
Force quit the app and reopen it, following the previously mentioned steps.
Step 6: Restart your iPhone or iPad
Restart your iPhone or iPad by pressing and holding the Power button.
If the above steps don’t help, please get in touch with our support team. We're here for you from Monday to Friday, 6 AM to 6 PM PST. You can contact us through the app or click the red bubble at the bottom right of the screen if you're on a computer.
If you prefer the older guide, please click here.