Hi,

I just installed my F90BT and paired it with my HTC Touch Diamond (Sprint Version)

I am having no luck with the phonebook transfer. This phone came with WM 6.1. When i pair it with the AVIC, the pairing goes successfully but i do not see any prompt on the phone to allow access to contact list.

So i go in to the phone screen on AVIC and try to initiate the phonebook tranfer and try to use my phone to push the contacts. But my phone does not show me the AVIC in the list of devices.

I even browsed through some of the bluetooth and OBEX registry keys on phone to see if anything is disabled. But had no luck.

I saw some references here about someone using a HTC diamond with their AVIC. Can someone post which firmware they are using both on the pioneer and also on the HTC diamond.

I ran custom ROMs on the diamond and also tried the original sprint stock version, none of them worked all of them exhibit the same behavior.

I know this is yet another thread about phonebook issue, But i promise that i will turn this into a guide once i figure out how to get it going.

I am not new to Windows mobile phones or bluetooth integration in cars. I actually did some development in windows mobile in the past. But i am definitely new to the AVIC series.

Thanks for any help.

I have exactly the same problem with my HTG Touch Diamond

Please anybody help!!!

I found that the issue was with my contacts. I had around 181 of them and a lot of them with multiple numbers.

I dont know which one of them was causing the issue. But here is how gotten around it.

1. Delete the pairing between the car and phone if one exists.

2. Backup your phone with a backup software.

3. Hard reset the phone to clear everything.

4. Then setup the phone with only the contacts you care about being synced with the car (Limit the number of contacts).

5. Now pair the phone with the car.

6. As soon as the pairing is complete you will see a prompt on the phone that will ask you for permission to allow the car to sync contacts.

7. Say "Yes" to that prompt and your contacts shouuld be synced.

8. Restore the previous contents of the phone if you like to.

Here are the rules around how the contacts should be setup.

1. Use "FirstName LastName" for the name field. (Helps in voice dialing)

2. You can use multiple phone numbers for a contact but they will be shown seperately in the car as "First Last Home" and "First Last Mobile" etc.

3. Type the phone number without any dashes or brackets.

Hope this helps.

Thank you for advice.

It is two much manual work. I also have to many contacts and sync them with Outlook. Therefore they all have dashes and brackets in the numbers.

Maybe it will be easier for me to borrow my son's phone and use it for syncing few contacts I need in the hands free.

Thank you anyway.

unfortunately that wont work. Avic has a feature that maintains contacts per phone.

So your son's phone's contacts will only be visible when his phone is connected. And only your phone contacts will be visible when your phone is connected.

unfortunately that wont work. Avic has a feature that maintains contacts per phone.

So your son's phone's contacts will only be visible when his phone is connected. And only your phone contacts will be visible when your phone is connected.

BAD!!!

I thought it might be the case but hoped for the better

Thank you.

Go here www.jetwaremobile.com and download the software. Works great on my Sprint Touch Pro.

jetware mobile does enhance some functions. However, as far as the number transfer is concerned it did not make any difference with it installed or not installed.

The issue in my case was just number of contacts. The CPU on the phone would spike to 100% when the car connects and attempts to transfer phonebook.

I tried atleast 20 to 30 combinations with jetware and various other bluetooth handfree profile dlls.

At least in the case of Sprint HTC Diamond, if there are too many contacts on your phone it will either take for ever to transfer or never complete.

Here are the rules around how the contacts should be setup.

 

1. Use "FirstName LastName" for the name field. (Helps in voice dialing)

2. You can use multiple phone numbers for a contact but they will be shown seperately in the car as "First Last Home" and "First Last Mobile" etc.

3. Type the phone number without any dashes or brackets.

 

Hope this helps.

I am editing my contacts now. Can I use spaces instead of dashes and brackets?

actually dont use any and let windows mobile format it when you are entering

I have the sprint HTC touch pro and 213 contacts most with multiply numbers and could not get it to work until I tried jetware... It moved all 213 in less than a minute no problems.

i have the att fuze, raphael, and i didnt have a problem transferring contacts over, do you have a sd card in there, maybe some type of storage is needed. but mine worked fine in importing contacts

Ravic,

I also have an HTC but it is a Tilt. I have been having issues and have multiple just like you did. My question to you is this. Did you just have your SIM card with the phone numbers? Or did you have your Sim and Phone numbers so it showed double when you transferred? Reason I am asking is you said you did a HARD reset of the phone, then did the transfer. So I was wondering if it transferred off the sim card when it moved them or the phone's set itself. I have over 367 contacts and when I was looking at the Jet thing, you could with outlook make them RED. Then in Jet you could transfer just the RED. I tried just one and it took forever and still never worked. Thanks for any more info you can provide.

Eric.

I installed JETWARE and it helped me to transfer the contacts from my HTC Touch Diamond. But it transferred numbers only, no names at all.

I played with different settings in the software. In Phone book option -> Send Contacts I was able to change four options:

- max numbers per contact

- max name length

- format

- encoding

Every time after transfer I returned to the menu only to find that all settings remained what I set them apart from one. The "max name length" changed back to 0. I think because this setting reverses to default 0 it does not transfer names, only numbers.

Does anybody knows the solution?

Well, finally I managed to sync my Touch Diamond.

IMO JETware did not help. It looks like it did not work at all because when I succeeded it was set to limit the number of Outlook Phone Numbers to 10, but the whole phonebook was transferred.

I do not know if this is a solution or not. Here is how I have done it.

Initially I paired them from the phone. After several unsuccessful attempts to sync the contacts without and then with JETware installed I simply unpaired the devices (deleted on both sides). Then I made HTC visible to others and paired it from AVIC. At this moment the phone asked me if I want to allow AVIC to access the phonebook. This did not happen first time when I paired them from the phone. I selected YES but nothing happened. Then I synced the contacts from AVIC and it transferred all my contacts in less than a minute.

Jetware extension was active at the moment but as I mentioned was set to limit the number of phones to 10. That is why I think it did not work at all and was bypassed by the phone. May be I am mistaken.

I did not hard reboot the phone. All my numbers still contain brackets and dashes (they are ignored during transfer). The only difference was how I paired the devices. First time - from phone, second - from AVIC.

If anybody with similar problem can repeat what I have done (preferably without JETware) it may confirm if this is the solution or it was just a coincidence.

I also got mine to sync and put all the contacts to the unit. Here is what I did.

I Deleted all my contacts off my phone after I had synced them with Outlook.

I also made sure there was nothing on the Pioneer, no phones that it had found.

I went into outlook and cleaned up my phone book. Got rid of all the doubles tripples and what not.

I then went into the phone, made it so that the phone was visable to anyone.

I HOTSYNCED the phone to outlook so it could put the cleaned up phone book on the phone.

I went into the car, turned on the ACC to boot up the system.

I went into the BLUTOOTH area of the 90BT and told it to look for phones. After a bit, it found my phone, and my phone responded with do you want to let Pioneer Nav hook to you. I answered yes and then it asked for the code. Pioneer had on the screen that it was using 1111. So I entered 1111.

Phone is now connected to Pioneer. After about 30 sec, My phone popped a message asking me if I wanted to let the Pioneer Nav download my contacts. I answered yes.

I then left the car in it's state of download for about 20 minutes since I now had about 167 numbers for it to download.

I came back to the car after that time, and ALL of my contacts were on the unit.

I can get it to do everything except see incoming TXT messages. I can dial numbers via contacts, or I can use the keypad via voice command.

Good luck hope this helps.

That other software did nothing for me, so I took it off my phone.