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Rokr Phone Won't Autoconnect to D3

By chazmink · Mar 11, 2007in Problems/Troubleshooting💬 31 posts👁️ 6,296 views
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Posted Mar 11, 2007 · 21:20 UTC#1

Well, with the exception of the amplifier thump I'm really happy with my D3 intallation. I have one final hurdle to overcome.

 

I cannot seem to get the D3 to autoconnect to my Motorola Rokr E1 phone. I have the BTB 100 and have successfully registered the phone, transferred my phonebook (one at a tme) but cannot get the phone automatically recognized. Yes, I have "yes" selected for autoconnect.

 

Any help would be appreciated. I am starting to thing this is a motorola issue that cannot be overcome.

 

BTW, don't tell me to buy a Parrot.

Posted Mar 11, 2007 · 21:32 UTC#2

Hey I have the P980BT (Premier unit with BT built in) and will be getting the D3 and BTB100 in the mail soon... I have the same problem with my razr now. It is registered and autoconnect is turned on... But no luck. I find it easiest to turn off my phone and turn it back on after the deck is turned on. Then it connects automatically within about 10 seconds. Alot easier to do than go through the phone's settings, and find devices. But an answer for ya, sorry I got nothing.

Posted Mar 11, 2007 · 21:47 UTC#3

I set up a shortcut on both my motorolas (to the handsfree option in the bluetooth link) so I dont have to turn it off and back on. Basically I press menu, 3, and select--Thats it. Much quicker than turning the phone on and off or looking for devices. I still hope that the CDBTB200 solves the problem though

Posted Mar 11, 2007 · 21:54 UTC#4

Thanks, guys.

Posted Mar 12, 2007 · 02:36 UTC#5

motorola phone sux when it comes to bluetooth.

thats all i have to say! :wink:

Posted Mar 12, 2007 · 03:14 UTC#6

Buy a Parrot!!! couldn't resist.

Posted Mar 23, 2007 · 03:25 UTC#7

My phone also won't auto-connect (Motorola Razr). For those of you having the same problem, does caller id work for you? Mine doesn't. Also, any thoughts as to whether the problem is with the BTB100, and the BTB200 model due out soon might solve the problem, or if the problem lies with Motorola phones.

Posted Mar 23, 2007 · 04:01 UTC#8

My caller id works fine with my razr

Posted Mar 24, 2007 · 07:45 UTC#9

I can't auto connect, get phone book or caller ID to work....I'm about to get a new phone...stupid razr

Posted Apr 02, 2007 · 23:37 UTC#10

has anyone tried the btb200 with a sprint treo? Thanks.

Posted Apr 03, 2007 · 01:18 UTC#11

I can't get my Cingular Treo 750 to connect as a BT phone to the BTB-200, although the BT audio connects just fine.

 

Come on, Panasonic! Windows Mobile 5 can't be that out of spec that you can't connect your NEW bluetooth module to it...

Posted Apr 03, 2007 · 01:20 UTC#12

OH NO! Dont say i wasted $150! :?

Posted Apr 03, 2007 · 01:22 UTC#13

Has anyone gotten a Sprint phone to work with the BTB200? I will get whatever phone works with it at this point :x (after i try my treo :? )...

Posted Apr 03, 2007 · 06:12 UTC#14

Panasonic huh? Maybe its a branding issue

 

I can't get my Cingular Treo 750 to connect as a BT phone to the BTB-200, although the BT audio connects just fine.

 

Come on, Panasonic! Windows Mobile 5 can't be that out of spec that you can't connect your NEW bluetooth module to it...

Posted Apr 03, 2007 · 10:26 UTC#15
Panasonic huh? Maybe its a branding issue

 

Duh! Sorry. I'm so used to saying Panasonic because of my home television. Let me restate it:

 

Come on, Pioneer! Get your act together! (Now that I've got my act together...)

Posted Apr 03, 2007 · 10:26 UTC#16

The issue still stands: my new Windows Mobile cell phone won't connect to the D3.

Posted Apr 03, 2007 · 13:35 UTC#17

Don't know if this helps at all, I found this after MUCH digging on Pioneer's web site...

 

Good luck,

Mark

Bluetooth Compatibility Guide.pdf

Posted Apr 03, 2007 · 13:45 UTC#18

Thanks for finding that compatibility guide. It doesn't help me much for my Palm, but the Rokr IS listed as compatible.

Posted Apr 03, 2007 · 14:32 UTC#19

Anybody think Crutchfield will take it back, even though they gave the discount for the accessories? Whats the point if my phone cant even sync with it??? :evil:

Posted Apr 03, 2007 · 15:39 UTC#20

I love my phone, and I'd hate to have to change phones. I'm not going to send the Bluetooth module back to Crutchfield because my wife's Nokia phone works perfectly with it.

 

For me, I'm hoping Windows Mobile 6 might help the situation.

 

chazmink: Did you ever get your phone to automatically connect?

Posted Apr 03, 2007 · 16:44 UTC#21
I love my phone, and I'd hate to have to change phones. I'm not going to send the Bluetooth module back to Crutchfield because my wife's Nokia phone works perfectly with it.

 

For me, I'm hoping Windows Mobile 6 might help the situation.

 

chazmink: Did you ever get your phone to automatically connect?

 

It's all razr/rokr/L1/L2 type phones. I have the BTB 100 and had the Razr 1st edition does not work. I was able to Auto connect with the Blackberry from Nextel. I tried to auto connect with the ones I listed and for some reason does not work. Talked to tech support from Cingular for 45 min no luck. Changed to Nokia E62 and I have no problem. I even tried my Son's Razr with Itunes brand new this year and NOPE!! The blackberry from Cingular should work Verizon Not sure.

Posted Apr 04, 2007 · 01:02 UTC#22

I just received the BTB200, which Crutchfield let me exchange for the 100. I have a Motorola Razr, which would not auto-connect. Now it will with the 200.

Posted Apr 04, 2007 · 04:08 UTC#23

My Razr and L6 both autoconnect with the 200. They would not with the 100

Posted Apr 04, 2007 · 16:49 UTC#24
My Razr and L6 both autoconnect with the 200. They would not with the 100

 

That is good to hear. I was hoping it was just a module problem and not a phone.

 

K

Posted Apr 04, 2007 · 16:49 UTC#25
My Razr and L6 both autoconnect with the 200. They would not with the 100

 

That is good to hear. I was hoping it was just a module problem and not a phone.

 

K

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