Bluetooth + Phone pairing guide?
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I've got the same phone and tried it yesterday. I will try to post more detailed instructions later but for now what I remember my biggest problem was figuring out what order to do things. First go to the telephone screen on the nav. You need to get to the screen where you put in a code for the bluetooth (usually starts out as 1111 but you can change it to whatever. (I might be skipping some small steps here - hopefully you will be able to fill in the little holes).
Once it is ready go to your v3's settings menu. Go to "connection" (at the bottom of list for me) then switch it to bluetooth link. Select handsfree then click yes then chose "look for devices". it should be easy from this point out. Let me know if you have any problems.
Once it is ready go to your v3's settings menu. Go to "connection" (at the bottom of list for me) then switch it to bluetooth link. Select handsfree then click yes then chose "look for devices". it should be easy from this point out. Let me know if you have any problems.
Originally Posted by dfw350
but do you have to do it every time you turn on the car/phone?
or is this like a one time deal..
or is this like a one time deal..
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Kermee
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Originally Posted by Kermee
Usually, you only need to pair once. Once each device is "trusted" with each other, you don't need to do anything on the phone. The instant the car starts up, it should pair with your BT phone automagically.
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Kermee
Cheers,
Kermee
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Originally Posted by Kermee
Usually, you only need to pair once. Once each device is "trusted" with each other, you don't need to do anything on the phone. The instant the car starts up, it should pair with your BT phone automagically.
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How do you turn off BT mode?
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Originally Posted by silver250
with the razor, when you go out of range it'll disconnect bt by itself and when you turn back on the car it'll auto connect for you
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Originally Posted by dfw350
How do you turn off BT mode?
Has anybody had somebody call them yet when they were playing a cd? Did it pause the cd or just mute it? If not is that a custom setting?
I use to use a SE T68i and the BT drain isn't too bad.
There's new reports the 0FR firmware for the RAZR makes the BT drain the battery even faster, although I haven't loaded it yet. Most people are still on the 0DR or 0ER firmware from Motorola.
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There's new reports the 0FR firmware for the RAZR makes the BT drain the battery even faster, although I haven't loaded it yet. Most people are still on the 0DR or 0ER firmware from Motorola.
Cheers,
Kermee
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I have the Razr and the battery life isn't too bad when I leave the BT on all the time. It reconnects nicely everytime I get in the car. The battery indicator doesn't work with the Razr but my fiancee has the T610 and it shows the amount of battery which is nice.
The only thing I noticed is that it will look for the last phone that was connected so when my fiancee was in the car last, it will automatically connect to hers. It makes sense but I wish that I could set a primary phone so that mine would connect everytime, no matter what phone is present.
Regarding incoming calls and the music pause, I haven't really noticed, but I believe the CD pauses when a call comes in.
Kermee,
I was wondering where you got the new firmware from and how do you load it? I have the data cable and everything but not sure on the instructions to load it. Any help is appreciated.
Sean
The only thing I noticed is that it will look for the last phone that was connected so when my fiancee was in the car last, it will automatically connect to hers. It makes sense but I wish that I could set a primary phone so that mine would connect everytime, no matter what phone is present.
Regarding incoming calls and the music pause, I haven't really noticed, but I believe the CD pauses when a call comes in.
Kermee,
I was wondering where you got the new firmware from and how do you load it? I have the data cable and everything but not sure on the instructions to load it. Any help is appreciated.
Sean
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Originally Posted by saske
I have the Razr and the battery life isn't too bad when I leave the BT on all the time. It reconnects nicely everytime I get in the car. The battery indicator doesn't work with the Razr but my fiancee has the T610 and it shows the amount of battery which is nice.
The only thing I noticed is that it will look for the last phone that was connected so when my fiancee was in the car last, it will automatically connect to hers. It makes sense but I wish that I could set a primary phone so that mine would connect everytime, no matter what phone is present.
The only thing I noticed is that it will look for the last phone that was connected so when my fiancee was in the car last, it will automatically connect to hers. It makes sense but I wish that I could set a primary phone so that mine would connect everytime, no matter what phone is present.