glojo

Ever since I have had my vehicle the telephone has misbehaved. It would give the message' "Call not possible". However as soon as I took the telephone out of its cradle and then return it. The telephone would work perfectly.

Mercedes-Benz have finally located the problem.

It was my Sim Card. or more accurately Nokia telephones need a fourth generation sim card, and preferably 'flashed' with at least 5.52 software????

So, all credit to Mercedes-Benz for sorting out this niggling problem because since putting in the new sim card the telephone has performed faultlessly.

4th Generation Sim Card
5.52 Software

Regards
John
Cool and windy Torquay

SUNILP

do you have any idea if MB is going to release a newer phone than the 6310i? I have been using it for a very long time now but was hoping on something smaller.

glojo

Unfortunately I have no knowledge. The Nokia may be getting long in the tooth but it is an excellent telephone which is still very popular.

Regards
John

Fastbuck

You'll be a happy chappy John. It's strange how it is always the simplest things to fix that take much longer to diagnose.

glojo

Hi Fastbuck,
Totally agree, the telephone worked perfectly when it was not in the vehicle and I am impressed that Mercedes-Benz managed to figure out this very annoying minor niggle.

The dealership have been excellent and the car is now a credit to the marque. (touch wood)

Bye for now,
John

drboxster

Is this the fix we have been waiting for with the motorola v60s in the US?

Fastbuck

I doubt it very much.

glojo

It was more a problem with my service provider issuing me with a different generation sim card.

The Nokia phone was NOT the problem, the hands free set just required a fourth generation sim card or newer.

There is certainly no harm in checking that your mobile telephone has the latest generation sim card and is flashed with the latest software upgrade.

Good luck,
John