UHI, Phone, Bluetooth, OEM MB Interface Kits, Hands-Free Comms Thread
Nokia 6200/6220/6230
will do that !! thanks Doug !
looks like a descent pohone with out too many gadgets and well priced.
looks like a descent pohone with out too many gadgets and well priced.
so with UHI from Steve, would I need to buy the 6200 cradle, or does the kit come with it when you tell 'em its a NOKIA 6200 ?
The kit consists of:
- UHI PSE
- UHI clip
- UHI cradle (varies by phone)
- middle console floor (depends on model)
- cradle wire harness
- antenna adapter
i think the difference is one is GSM, the other CDMA.
http://reviews.cnet.com/Nokia_6220_u...-30683114.html
Last edited by CitronC230K_03; Sep 17, 2004 at 05:03 PM.
Point is.....since I already have the PSE, Clip, Harness, Ant Splitter, and amp (for Teleaid) in both cars.....will I need to replace anything besides the cradle?
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Last edited by CitronC230K_03; Sep 18, 2004 at 08:39 PM.

I want to install a bluetooth kit for a nokia phone, but the nokia kit doesn't provide steering wheel/command controls!!!
Anyone knows something?? :p
Last edited by gaiex; Sep 24, 2004 at 10:44 PM.
It is likely that definitive answers won't be forthcoming until after these phones start shipping.
But, given the fact that MB requires the MY 05 vehicles to get the $765 MOST telephone interface, it seems likely that the telphones will use that, along with the UHI. It may be that the Bluetooth, if present, might be usable for other vehicles.

the kit does not support bluetooth rigth, but its fully integrated with the coupe?
I think I will wait until I eard news from MB bluetooth car kits, because I'm allways changing my mobile phone!
the kit does not support bluetooth rigth, but its fully integrated with the coupe?
I think I will wait until I eard news from MB bluetooth car kits, because I'm allways changing my mobile phone!

i too always change my mobile phones as well. the longest i had one was my 8290 nokia ( 13 months). this year alone i had a samsung in the beginning of the year, motorola V400 (2 months), V600 (4 months), and just got my nokia 6230b 1 1/2 weeks ago. for the UHI all you have to do is change the cradle from what i understand.
I have a 2004 C320 that did not have the factory integrated phone option. After awhile I thought it would be nice to have one (plus it would get rid of that stupid no phone message on the console). You need to get the V60 phone system (not the Timeport which I believe is for the ML line). I ended up getting a great deal on ebay that included the phone, voice recognition component, and all the hardware needed for about $850. Just to let you know, I think just the phone itself from the dealership is in the $400-500 range. And if you aren't aware of it by now, it has to be a Mercedes Benz Motorola V60 (beware of cheap imitations on ebay where they just have the Mercedes Benz cover put on, the only phones that work are the ones that have the Mercedes Benz logo come on the screen when you power up the phone, all other phones will NOT work). Anyway, I took the whole set to the dealership which originally balked at the concept (the set I got was from a 2002 C230 and they had originally told me that after 2003 the cars were wired differntly and therefore this could not work). After prodding them, they finally did install it and it works great. They ended up charging me about $400 for the install (grand total around $1250). I think a they charge $2500 for the voice recognition component/hardware which does not include the phone).
Anyway, I love the system, it makes driving much safer. The phone charges while you drive, turns on and off based on whether the key is in or not automatically. Music mutes automatically with use of the phone. Plus it uses all your speakers for the conversation which sound really impressive (if it is a private call you don't want passengers to hear, there is a cradle the phone is attached to that can be detached from the center arm rest and you can hold the phone to your ear. Be warned, though, you will lose the majority of storage space in your center armrest with the phone.
I'll pass.



