1. Introduction
The Bovee tune2air WMA3000A is a wireless music interface adapter designed to integrate Bluetooth audio streaming into compatible Audi, Volkswagen, and Mercedes-Benz vehicles equipped with AMI (Audi Music Interface), MDI (Media Device Interface), or MMI (Multi Media Interface) systems. This device allows you to stream music wirelessly from your smartphone or other Bluetooth-enabled devices to your car's audio system, utilizing the existing iPod integration port.
This manual provides detailed instructions for the proper setup, operation, and troubleshooting of your tune2air WMA3000A to ensure a seamless in-car music experience.
2. Product Overview
The tune2air WMA3000A adapter offers a convenient solution for wireless audio streaming. Key features include:
- Wireless Music Streaming: Enables Bluetooth audio streaming from your mobile device to your car's audio system.
- Automatic Reconnection: Automatically reconnects to your paired device each time you enter the vehicle.
- Plug and Play: Designed for easy installation by simply plugging into your car's existing iPod/Media socket.
- Display Integration: Capable of displaying your music library information (track titles, artist, album) on your original car screen, depending on the vehicle's system and metadata availability.
- Simultaneous Phone Use: Works alongside your car's existing Bluetooth hands-free phone system, automatically switching between music playback and phone calls.

Image 1: The Bovee tune2air WMA3000A Wireless Car Kit, showing the compact adapter unit and the AMI/MDI/MMI connector cable.
3. Setup Instructions
Follow these steps to set up your Bovee tune2air WMA3000A adapter:
- Check Compatibility: Ensure your vehicle has an AMI/MDI/MMI port. The WMA3000A is designed for these specific interfaces. This device does not include a car interface or 30-pin iPod cable and is not compatible with USB-only iPod cables.
- Vehicle Preparation:
- With the vehicle running or the key in the accessory position, access your car's MMI console.
- Disable all existing Bluetooth connectivity within the MMI system. Remove all previously paired devices and perform a complete reset/factory default via the MMI controls.
- Turn off the car's main head unit by pressing and holding the power button until only the opening screen appears. Remove the key from the ignition.
- Connect the Adapter: With no power or accessories on, plug the tune2air WMA3000A adapter into your car's AMI/MDI/MMI port.
- Power On: Turn the ignition to the ON position. Verify that the blue light on the tune2air adapter is flashing, indicating it is powered on and in pairing mode.
- Pair with Your Smartphone:
- On your smartphone, go to your Bluetooth settings and scan for available devices.
- Select "Tune2Air" from the list of available devices.
- When prompted, enter the default pairing code: 0000.
- Select Source in Car:
- Do NOT enable Bluetooth on the MMI console at this point.
- Go to the "Source" menu on your car's console.
- Scroll to the bottom of the list and select the name of your smartphone (or the input corresponding to the AMI/MDI/MMI port).
- Initiate Music Playback: Begin playing music or any stored audio signal (including streaming services) through your smartphone's speakers. The audio output should then engage through your car's sound system.
- Firmware Update (Recommended): To avoid connectivity or pairing issues, especially after iOS updates, it is recommended to upgrade the firmware on your tune2air unit whenever a firmware update is available for your iPhone's operating system. Refer to the Bovee website for firmware update instructions.

Image 2: Examples of the Bovee tune2air WMA3000A in use, showing music library display on a car screen, control via car's MMI knob and steering wheel buttons, and the adapter plugged into the car's media port.
4. Operating Instructions
Once successfully paired, the tune2air WMA3000A operates largely automatically:
- Automatic Connection: The adapter will automatically connect to your paired smartphone when you start your vehicle.
- Music Playback: Start playing music from any audio application on your smartphone. The audio will be routed through your car's speakers.
- Car Screen Display: Depending on your car's MMI/AMI/MDI system, track information (title, artist, album) from your music library may be displayed on the car's screen. For streaming apps like Spotify or Pandora, the display might show the app name rather than individual track details.
- Controls:
- Smartphone: Full control over music playback (play, pause, skip, volume) is always available directly from your smartphone.
- Car Controls: Basic controls such as track skipping (next/previous) may be available via your car's steering wheel controls or MMI/AMI/MDI console buttons. Play/pause functionality might be limited or require specific actions depending on the car model and audio source.
- Hands-Free Calling: The tune2air WMA3000A is designed for music streaming only. It does not add phone call support. However, it works seamlessly with your car's existing Bluetooth hands-free phone system. When a call comes in, the music will pause, and the call will be handled by your car's native Bluetooth system. Music playback will resume automatically after the call ends.
5. Troubleshooting
If you encounter issues with your tune2air WMA3000A, refer to the following troubleshooting tips:
5.1. Blue Light Indicator Does Not Come On
- Unplug and Re-plug: Disconnect the cable from the car and plug it back in.
- Power Source: If the unit never powers on, your car's cable might not be providing sufficient power. For older model cars, an additional 30-pin to 30-pin adapter with power injection might be required.
5.2. Cannot Pair with Phone
- Restart Devices: Unplug the adapter from the car and restart your phone. Turn off other Bluetooth devices. Plug the adapter back into the car.
- Pairing Mode: When the blue light is flashing, the adapter is in pairing mode. Ensure your phone is scanning for new Bluetooth devices.
- Vehicle Specifics: In some vehicles, the unit may lose power if not sufficiently connected. You might need to unplug and re-plug the device. If this happens, you should not need to repeat the initial setup steps after the first successful pairing.
- Clear Previous Pairings: On your phone, "forget" or delete any previous "Tune2Air" pairings before attempting to pair again.
5.3. Car Not Playing Music (Phone Paired)
- Car Stereo Input: Ensure your car stereo is switched to the correct AUX or iPod input, depending on your car model. Consult your car's manual for specific input selection methods.
- Local Music Files: Ensure you have at least one song downloaded and saved to your phone's native music library. This is crucial for the system to initialize communication, especially with older iPod integration systems.
- Firmware and OS Update: Update your phone's operating system to the latest version. Delete and unpair the tune2air device from your phone's Bluetooth settings, then restart your phone and re-pair.
- Android Phone Settings: For Android devices, you may need to adjust phone settings:
- Go to your smart phone's settings.
- Go to app settings or apps.
- Select your music streaming application and grant it permission to phone and storage.
- Go to your music streaming application settings and enable Device Broadcast Status.
5.4. Music Quality Is Not Good or Music Is Skipping
- Re-pair Device: Unplug the adapter from the car, delete and unpair the device from your phone's Bluetooth devices, and update your phone to the latest OS version. Restart your phone after the update, then reconnect and re-pair.
- Interference: Ensure there are no other strong wireless signals or devices causing interference near the adapter or your phone.
5.5. Device Was Working But Stopped Connecting
- Forget Device: Disconnect from the car and unpair or "forget" the device from your phone's Bluetooth devices.
- Restart Phone: Turn off Bluetooth on your phone and restart it.
- Re-enable Bluetooth: Go to Bluetooth settings and make sure Bluetooth is off, then turn it back on.
- Re-plug and Re-pair: Plug the adapter into the car and attempt to pair again using code 0000.

Image 3: A visual guide summarizing common installation and troubleshooting tips for the Bovee tune2air WMA3000A, including solutions for pairing and music playback issues.
6. Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model Number | WMA3000A |
| Product Dimensions (L x W x H) | 2 x 1.5 x 0.5 inches |
| Item Weight | 2.08 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Bovee |
| Compatible Devices | iPod (for integration port), Bluetooth-enabled smartphones |
| Specific Uses | Cell Phone (for music streaming) |
| Connector Type | AMI/MDI/MMI connectors |
| Color | Silver |
| Date First Available | January 10, 2015 |
7. Maintenance
The Bovee tune2air WMA3000A requires minimal maintenance:
- Cleaning: Wipe the device with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use liquid cleaners or solvents.
- Storage: If storing the device for an extended period, disconnect it from the car's port and store it in a cool, dry place.
- Firmware Updates: Periodically check the Bovee official website for any available firmware updates to ensure optimal performance and compatibility with the latest smartphone operating systems.
8. Warranty and Support
For warranty information and technical support, please refer to the official Bovee website or contact their customer service directly. Details regarding specific warranty periods and support channels are typically provided with your purchase or on the manufacturer's website.
Manufacturer: Bovee
For further assistance, please visit: www.bovee.com (This is a placeholder link as the actual support link is not provided in the input. Users should refer to their product packaging or official website for accurate support information.)