[dobdobdob]

Any one here who is in Canada and has RS is able to link Fob to Profile? I do not see the option to link fob to profile once created.

If you're lucky enough to have a RS, I believe @bnnsradio 's explanation should do it for you.

https://www.blazerevforum.com/posts/16849/

 

[syakov79]

Any one here who is in Canada and has RS is able to link Fob to Profile? I do not see the option to link fob to profile once created.

if you are talking about the google profile- there is no link to the fob. If you have memory you can link seats and mirror position to the fob.

 

[tanmay.kansara]

if you are talking about the google profile- there is no link to the fob. If you have memory you can link seats and mirror position to the fob.

Ty for the clarification. I was referring to the Google Profiles. I hope they can link the Fob and Profile as this seems like a straightforward ask.

 

[ericw]

Yes, it can be done, in the LT, you can link each key fob to a driver profile to have seat and mirror positions automatically adjust when you enter the car. Here’s how you can set it up:

1. Create a Driver Profile: Start by setting up your seat and mirror positions to your liking.
2. Save the Profile: Open the settings on the infotainment screen, and select Settings > Vehicle > Comfort and Convenience > Personal Profiles. From there, save your current seat and mirror settings to a driver profile.
3. Assign a Key Fob: Once the profile is saved, you can assign it to a specific key fob. Follow the prompts to link the fob to your profile, which will automatically recall your saved settings the next time you enter with that key fob.

Each fob will then trigger the respective profile when the driver unlocks or starts the car. Hope this helps you solve your problems...

I have a 2024 RS AWD and I don't see a "Personal Profiles" setting under Settings > Vehicle > Comfort and Convenience.

How do I do this? This is all I get under Comfort and Convenience

 

[syakov79]

I have a 2024 RS AWD and I don't see a "Personal Profiles" setting under Settings > Vehicle > Comfort and Convenience.

How do I do this?

My guess is that info comes from gas blazer Manual, not EV version.

 

[D.Frost]

Yes, it can be done, in the LT, you can link each key fob to a driver profile to have seat and mirror positions automatically adjust when you enter the car. Here’s how you can set it up:

1. Create a Driver Profile: Start by setting up your seat and mirror positions to your liking.
2. Save the Profile: Open the settings on the infotainment screen, and select Settings > Vehicle > Comfort and Convenience > Personal Profiles. From there, save your current seat and mirror settings to a driver profile.
3. Assign a Key Fob: Once the profile is saved, you can assign it to a specific key fob. Follow the prompts to link the fob to your profile, which will automatically recall your saved settings the next time you enter with that key fob.

Each fob will then trigger the respective profile when the driver unlocks or starts the car. Hope this helps you solve your problems...

After all these debates, please have mercy and show us some pictures of the infotainment when you reached these settings, and also one with your updates list, because it looks that nobody else apart you actually saw with his own eyes these "Personal Profiles" anywhere in the settings menu.
Thank you in advance.

 

[D.Frost]

Moved

 

[D.Frost]

Ty for the clarification. I was referring to the Google Profiles. I hope they can link the Fob and Profile as this seems like a straightforward ask.

Google profile is just one of the accounts that can be assign to your infotainment active profile together with vehicle account (the one used in myChevrolet app) and the apps to which you subscribed with and email address and not with your Google account. When open any of these apps, you'll automatically login with that email address or the google email address.

However, I diddn't find anything about assigning a keyfob to the active profile.

 

[syakov79]

Lol. Moving the goal post are we now most lease and ok for 3 years. Also have you seen the Google maps performance (search this forum to see how many people complained about the routes). You say about reviews vs me actually owning both Santa Fe calligraphy and Blazer EV RWD. It is clear you are working for GM. Not going to bother responding back after this as most of your responses in this forum are defenfing Chevy no matter what.

this post about the EV6 speaks to some of the issues regarding Kia/Hyundai software I was speaking about and coincidentally the author notes issues with the Kia app just as people are having issues with Chevy app.

https://insideevs.com/reviews/739531/kia-ev6-long-term-tech/