# contacts to sync with Phone bluetooth
Sounds like you might be having the same issue that I'm having.... when the car's info screen prompts me about adding contacts automatically from my phone (Samsung Galaxy ACE II), if I select yes/auotmatic then a different screen comes up that tells me "operate phone to start automatic transfer of contacts"..... and then that screen just hangs there as if it's waiting for me to do something. Presumably, it's waiting for me to "operate the phone".... but what the heck does that mean? There is no further information in the Owners Manual.
Sounds like you might be having the same issue that I'm having.... when the car's info screen prompts me about adding contacts automatically from my phone (Samsung Galaxy ACE II), if I select yes/auotmatic then a different screen comes up that tells me "operate phone to start automatic transfer of contacts"..... and then that screen just hangs there as if it's waiting for me to do something. Presumably, it's waiting for me to "operate the phone".... but what the heck does that mean? There is no further information in the Owners Manual.
Well, hopefully someone chimes in to help you solve your problem.... and hopefully to help with my problem too!
An iPhone is pretty loose with your information and gives it up without express permission, the Samsung needs to be told that it's OK. Open the phone screen and then Contacts, select Always if you intend to add others to your Galaxy in the future. ISNICE - Watch the phone and swipe down from the top to open a permission dialog. Check "don't ask again" if you used Always earlier.
An iPhone is pretty loose with your information and gives it up without express permission, the Samsung needs to be told that it's OK. Open the phone screen and then Contacts, select Always if you intend to add others to your Galaxy in the future. ISNICE - Watch the phone and swipe down from the top to open a permission dialog. Check "don't ask again" if you used Always earlier.
I went to www.lexusdrivers.com and used the Bluetooth tool there. You didn't specify your carrier but I looked at them all and didn't find the Samsung Galaxy ACE II. Most of the other SG models have not been validated
yet, those that were are capable of transfering phone books.
BTW The 2014 IS's are the first Lexus to address up to 3000 contacts, others can transfer 1000 with 3 numbers each.
yet, those that were are capable of transfering phone books.
BTW The 2014 IS's are the first Lexus to address up to 3000 contacts, others can transfer 1000 with 3 numbers each.
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I went to www.lexusdrivers.com and used the Bluetooth tool there. You didn't specify your carrier but I looked at them all and didn't find the Samsung Galaxy ACE II. Most of the other SG models have not been validated
yet, those that were are capable of transfering phone books.
BTW The 2014 IS's are the first Lexus to address up to 3000 contacts, others can transfer 1000 with 3 numbers each.
yet, those that were are capable of transfering phone books.
BTW The 2014 IS's are the first Lexus to address up to 3000 contacts, others can transfer 1000 with 3 numbers each.
I went to www.lexusdrivers.com and used the Bluetooth tool there. You didn't specify your carrier but I looked at them all and didn't find the Samsung Galaxy ACE II. Most of the other SG models have not been validated
yet, those that were are capable of transfering phone books.
BTW The 2014 IS's are the first Lexus to address up to 3000 contacts, others can transfer 1000 with 3 numbers each.
yet, those that were are capable of transfering phone books.
BTW The 2014 IS's are the first Lexus to address up to 3000 contacts, others can transfer 1000 with 3 numbers each.
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