Anyone bluetoothed paired a 2009 C-Series with HTC PPC6800 (Mogul) or Samsung BJ II?
Have a bluetooth question:
Has anyone successfully paired the car with a HTC PPC 6800, sometimes referred to as the Sprint Mogul? The car seems to find the phone fine, I am then prompted by COMAND to create a PIN. I do, then my phone immediately sees that and asks for the PIN. I key it in, then both the phone and COMAND issue the error, unable to pair, problem with PIN.
Even though COMAND seems to suggest it wants me to create my own PIN, just in case, I've tried some known manufacturer defaults like 4 zeros, 1234, 1111, and even longer number of digits. I've checked the phone for security restrictions requiring certain strong password, but nothing like that is setup. COMAND doesn't give me the option NOT to use a PIN.
The phone is running WM6.1 with all updates, dealer is still verifying if I need any bluetooth update for the car, but they don't believe so.
I also have a Samsung BlackJack II running WM6.1, and the exact same problem.
Both of these phones pair with my BMW and my Toyota, as well as 2 different headsets and a laptop with out any issue.
Just wondering if anyone has been successful, or if you've seen the PIN/pairing error on other phones and found a way around it.
The COMAND manual seems to suggest you can reverse pair, in other words, have the car search for the phone, but the options/screen shots in the manual don't show up on my vehicle.
Thanks,
Downtown
My car came preset with a PIN of MBUSA to enter in to the both the car and my phone.
Granted you are in Toronto so maybe MBCAN?
Try contacting your dealer....they may have a master PIN.

I was wondering if the OP also had a phone kit in his C-class. I'm not sure if in that case the head unit would accept BT HF connections at all, perhaps it is limited to the BT adapter then?
I was wondering if the OP also had a phone kit in his C-class. I'm not sure if in that case the head unit would accept BT HF connections at all, perhaps it is limited to the BT adapter then?
I'll try another non-windows phone to see if it makes a difference, but as I mentioned, both of these phones paired fine with 2 other cars and 2 headsets.
Anyone had any luck with a PPC6800?
Thanks everyone for your suggestions so far.
Downtown
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I initiated the pairing from the phone first. The phone found a device called MB, asked me to create a PIN, I picked my own 4 digits, then immediately COMAND asked for the PIN. It didn't work the first 3 times I tried to pair, but as I got faster at putting in the code, 4th time it worked. I mean you have to be really fast, that COMAND knob was red hot from spinnin' so fast.
FYI, lightening fingers also worked for the Samsung BlackJack II (only took 2 tries), and I've actually had to re-pair that phone for some reason, it didn't remember it.
When both phones enter the cabin, COMAND seems to be linking to the most recently used one as expected, but it dropped the Blackjack from the list for some reason, but repaired it again and seems to be holding.
No contacts brought over, as expected...Volume/clarity good on both phones.
Thanks again everyone!
RickP



