Need help with phone !
12-24-2009 | 06:22 AM
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W211 E500
Need help with phone !
Hello,
I own W211 E500 '04 (european version, bought in Germany), it has intergrated phone and bluetooth in it's command. I want it to connect to my Nokia 8800 Carbon, but any time i do it, it connects, stays connected for 50-60 seconds and then disconnects. Can anyone help me to solve this problem, is it possible to make it work?
I own W211 E500 '04 (european version, bought in Germany), it has intergrated phone and bluetooth in it's command. I want it to connect to my Nokia 8800 Carbon, but any time i do it, it connects, stays connected for 50-60 seconds and then disconnects. Can anyone help me to solve this problem, is it possible to make it work?
12-24-2009 | 02:16 PM
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You are probably trying to use the BT connection for HF calls? This Comand does not support BT HF, the BT support is only for a headset and visitor cards (if this Comand has a local phone book).
Does it have a 380 option code phone kit or a 386 one (does it have a cradle connected with a curly cable to the base or a fixed small connector for phone adapters)? I believe a BT adapter would be the simplest option for you, either the Euro BT HF adapter if you car has a UHI kit or the ViseeO (non-MB-OEM) BT adapter if it has the older 380 phone kit.
Actually you don't mention your location, that usually means you are from the US, this is what I assumed. If you actually are somewhere else, the options may be different.
Does it have a 380 option code phone kit or a 386 one (does it have a cradle connected with a curly cable to the base or a fixed small connector for phone adapters)? I believe a BT adapter would be the simplest option for you, either the Euro BT HF adapter if you car has a UHI kit or the ViseeO (non-MB-OEM) BT adapter if it has the older 380 phone kit.
Actually you don't mention your location, that usually means you are from the US, this is what I assumed. If you actually are somewhere else, the options may be different.
