Remember - you only need to connect via Bluetooth if you want to change settings. Device does not need a constant Bluetooth connection and once paired communicates with the Key Fob or Cloud server on a daily basis.
If you cannot connect to paired Monimoto from Settings tab, first make sure that you are connecting within a reliable Bluetooth range, f.e. 1-5 meters from the device.
Note: If you had false alarms for a prolonged amount time and received 300-500 locations in total, your batteries could be empty and that could cause the issue.
Android
If your Monimoto has already been paired with your phone before and now you are trying to connect to it via Bluetooth, please make sure that Bluetooth is turned ON and that the Bluetooth logo is visible in the main toolbar at the top right corner.
If you see an error message at the bottom, the general rule of thumb is to restart the Bluetooth on your phone by switching it off and back on, and try to connect again. Some phones (especially the ones with 6.0.1 Android version) need multiple attempts to connect.
Another possible reason - it might be that your Monimoto has been restored to its default parameters.
If you have connected USB with batteries inside (MM1/MM2) or pushed a small button next to the SIM card (MM5/MM6), you've reset the paired device to its default parameters, so you will not be able to connect. In this case, you will need to delete your device from the device list.
Then pair as you did the first time.
iOS
If your Monimoto has already been paired with your phone before and now you are trying to connect to it via Bluetooth, please make sure that Bluetooth is turned ON and that the Bluetooth logo is visible in the main toolbar at the top right corner.
Another possible reason - it might be that your Monimoto has been restored to its default parameters.
If you have connected USB with batteries inside (MM1/MM2) or pushed a small button next to the SIM card (MM5/MM6), you've reset the paired device to its default parameters, so you will not be able to connect. In this case, you will need to delete your device from the device list.
After that, iPhone users need to check Bluetooth settings on the phone and see if there is a paired device. If there is, it needs to be deleted. Once you delete it, pair the device as you did the first time.
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