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Hi all,
My apologies if this is old ground. I did a couple of searches and didn't find the info I was hoping for. THe current similar thread appears to be headed in the direction of a Verizon problem.
I transferred to a new provider, TMobile, for my work cell phone and got a Motorola V330 phone, which a search here indicated has successfullly been interfaced with the car.
I have the phone registered to the car and have successfully made and recieved calls and set up a couple of quick dial numbers on the car from the logs. HOWEVER, I can't seem to transfer any numbers to the phone book from the phone (and unless I'm missing something, it seems to be a "feature" that you can't input numbers manually into the car's phone book.)
I'm wondering if I bolluxed something up. When I first tried to transfer the phone book I selected "send info" from the phone which I mistakenly thought would send the whole phone book. Instead it sent the first number in the phone book, which had been automatically selected. I went "oops" and immediately deleted the number. At this point, I began to notice that the phone was having trouble staying connected and it took me a while to realize that the phone was in a mode where the bluetooth power was only on temporarily in a "seek" fashion.
So... I figured out how to turn Bluetooth on for the phone constantly until I turn it off. Since then, if I try to send a phonebook entry from the phone to the car, without doing any setup on the MFD, I get an error message on the phone saying "Bluetooth connection is busy". If I choose settings>phonebook>transfer from phone The car puts up "please start transfer from phone" but the phone immediately disconnects from the car and refuses to reconnect until I cancel the transfer.
I have read both phone and car manuals without much joy. Any idea what is going on?
Can I somehow just wipe out all the previous setup and start over? Is there a reset function for the Bluetooth section of the car software? Was it just a total fluke that I got one number in there?
My apologies if this is old ground. I did a couple of searches and didn't find the info I was hoping for. THe current similar thread appears to be headed in the direction of a Verizon problem.
I transferred to a new provider, TMobile, for my work cell phone and got a Motorola V330 phone, which a search here indicated has successfullly been interfaced with the car.
I have the phone registered to the car and have successfully made and recieved calls and set up a couple of quick dial numbers on the car from the logs. HOWEVER, I can't seem to transfer any numbers to the phone book from the phone (and unless I'm missing something, it seems to be a "feature" that you can't input numbers manually into the car's phone book.)
I'm wondering if I bolluxed something up. When I first tried to transfer the phone book I selected "send info" from the phone which I mistakenly thought would send the whole phone book. Instead it sent the first number in the phone book, which had been automatically selected. I went "oops" and immediately deleted the number. At this point, I began to notice that the phone was having trouble staying connected and it took me a while to realize that the phone was in a mode where the bluetooth power was only on temporarily in a "seek" fashion.
So... I figured out how to turn Bluetooth on for the phone constantly until I turn it off. Since then, if I try to send a phonebook entry from the phone to the car, without doing any setup on the MFD, I get an error message on the phone saying "Bluetooth connection is busy". If I choose settings>phonebook>transfer from phone The car puts up "please start transfer from phone" but the phone immediately disconnects from the car and refuses to reconnect until I cancel the transfer.
I have read both phone and car manuals without much joy. Any idea what is going on?
Can I somehow just wipe out all the previous setup and start over? Is there a reset function for the Bluetooth section of the car software? Was it just a total fluke that I got one number in there?