Bluetooth delay with RAZR and RX330???
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Bluetooth delay with RAZR and RX330???
My wife just the RX330 and I just got her the Cingular RAZR. Prior to the RAZR, she was using the Sony Ericsson T608 without any problems. Once she got the RAZR, everything works fine except when dialing out. When she dials out, she experiences a 5 second delay.
I've read a little about this amongst the forums, but couldn't find much. Anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Chris
I've read a little about this amongst the forums, but couldn't find much. Anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Chris
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I asked my dealer about the 5 second delay, and he said that if the numbers are one touch or programed into the Nav/BT, then you would not see the delay. If they are dialed numbers there might be a delay.
Hmmmmm, I don't think I helped you!
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Hmmmmm, I don't think I helped you!
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Originally Posted by CtotheP
Lexus_Jim,
Do you ever have the bluetooth cut out halfway through a call where the other party can hear you but you can't hear them?
Not sure what to do.....
CtotheP
Do you ever have the bluetooth cut out halfway through a call where the other party can hear you but you can't hear them?
Not sure what to do.....
CtotheP
My RAZR and my wife's RAZR work perfectly with the Bluetooth in the car and with our Motorolla Bluetooth Headsets. We use them every day.
I really think that you have a defective phone or a problem with the Bluetooth in your car.
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I've got a Cingular RAZR, too. If I use one-touch dialing, or anything listed in the car phone book, no delay. If I dial directly from the phone, then I have that 5-second delay. Weird, but true. I don't think I have a defective phone; I think it's just one of "those things that happen with technology". 
Phyl
Phyl
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I had Cingular send me a new phone to try and it didn't help the situation. I'm just going to work on programming the numbers into the 1-touch feature.
Phyl - thanks for your response
Phyl - thanks for your response
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How to enter 1-by-1 with a RAZR
I tried to figure out how to transfer contacts from my Cingular RAZR to the Nav system thru BT but I can't make it work. Can someone explain the process for transferring from the RAZR? Thanks for the assistance
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Open your phone Address Book to the entry you wish to transfer to your RX330.
Press the Menu key.
Scroll UP one command to the SEND command.
SELECT.
The phone will look for and find your RX bluetooth and send the Address Book entry.
Steve
Press the Menu key.
Scroll UP one command to the SEND command.
SELECT.
The phone will look for and find your RX bluetooth and send the Address Book entry.
Steve
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