Service Provider: Sprint

Phone-SW : Palm Treo755p

My AVIC-D3 with BTB-200 continues to give a "Connection Error" everytime I try to connect using my new Palm Treo755p from Sprint.

I know Jetwaremobile.com has the Windows Mobile 5.0 software, but is there anything out there for the Palm OS?

I've got to find a way to get this thing to connect.

Service Provider: Cingular

Phone-SW Version: Motorola Razr/V3 Black

Autoconnect: Yes

Basic Function: (Make & Recieve a call, Call History, Preset Memory) Yes

Phone Book Transfer: Yes, one at a time

Voice Calling: Not tested

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: Yes / No

BT Audio Capable?: Not tested

 

Hey!!

 

I have a motorola razr... I can't get it to autodetect, or transfer the phonebook one at a time.. any suggestions?

 

 

BTW, for the records, this is all bullshit: if two products say bluetooth, then they should have full compatabillity... I'm so tired of having to sift through proprietary solutions for reinventing the wheel by manufactuers and eventuall end up with a crippled solution. sorry for the rant,.....

Service Provider: TMobile

Phone-SW Version: WING

Autoconnect: NO!!

Basic Function: (Make & Recieve a call, Call History, Preset Memory) NO!!

Phone Book Transfer: NOQQ

Voice Calling: Not tested

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: NO

BT Audio Capable?: YES works perfectly can change songs from Radio and everything..

But it says INVALID Connection when trying to pair it as a handsfree device...

Service Provider: Cingular (AT&T)

Phone-SW Version: Samsung BlackJack

S/W:

Autoconnect: Yes

Basic Function: (Make & Recieve a call, Call History, Preset Memory) Yes.

Phone Book Transfer: 1 contact at a time.

Voice Calling: No Voice Dialing/Recognition

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: No / No

BT Audio Capable?: Yes

Notes: Jetware crashes.

Service Provider: Cingular (AT&T)

Phone-SW Version: HTC 8525

Invalid Phone will not connect with either ROM version or by using Jetware.

can anyone post on an Sam sung SPH-A640. I got it working on my AVIC d3 but i have to connect manually every time i get in the car.

Anyone have any new info on this phone and it's capatibility with the D3? I have to manually connect through the phone every time, even with the phone registered on the D3. Can't get the phone book to transfer at all either.

I'm still under my 30 day grace period so I can trade this phone in for something else if need be.

Service Provider: Cingular (AT&T)

Phone-SW Version: iPhone 8Gb Version 1.0

Autoconnect: Yes

Basic Function: (Make & Recieve a call) Yes.

Phone Book Transfer: No.

Voice Calling: No

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: Yes / Yes

BT Audio Capable?: No

Service Provider: Verizon Wireless

Phone-SW Version: Samsung SCH-A870 S/W A80.ZD09

Autoconnect:No

Basic Function: No

Phone Book Transfer: No

Voice Calling:Nope

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: No / No

BT Audio Capable?: Not tested

In short the Verizon a870 will not work with the BTB 200. The phone will not pair up. I know it isn't a problem with the BTB unit because multiple Cingular phones have paired up successfully with the BTB unit. I hate Verizon for crippling their bluetooth. I'm debating about switching to AT&T. Granted there are other phones to try within Verizon but it seems like too much of a gamble to try and find one that works.

Service Provider: Cingular

Phone-SW Version: Motorola Krazr/K1

Autoconnect: Yes

Basic Function: (Make & Recieve a call, Call History, Preset Memory) Yes

Phone Book Transfer: Yes, 1 at a time

Voice Calling: Yes still have to look at phone screen for confirmation

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: Yes / Yes

BT Audio Capable?: Yes

i am having same situation with my Sprint PPC 6700. i have to manually connect everytime. it also confirms that the phonebook was transferred, but nothing on the unit. thanks for your assistance.

can anyone post on an Sam sung SPH-A640. I got it working on my AVIC d3 but i have to connect manually every time i get in the car.

 

Anyone have any new info on this phone and it's capatibility with the D3? I have to manually connect through the phone every time, even with the phone registered on the D3. Can't get the phone book to transfer at all either.

 

 

I'm still under my 30 day grace period so I can trade this phone in for something else if need be.

does anyone know why the bt audio will only play sound through my phones speakers. I can change songs but no sound through my speakers. Is this how it is supposed to be???

Service Provider: Verizon

Phone-SW Version: LG VX9900 (The EnV)-SW Ver: T99VZV01

Autoconnect: Yes

Basic Function: (Make & Recieve a call, Call History, Preset Memory) Yes

Phone Book Transfer: Yes, 1 at a time

Voice Calling: Yes still have to look at phone screen for confirmation

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: Yes / Yes

BT Audio Capable?: Yes (Play/Pause/Next/Prev all work!)

I see one person has the Motorola Q from Verizon Wireless and it seems to work excellent. Another person in this thread looks like they have had some troubles with it. Anyone else out there have a Black Motorola Q that would care to write a review saying it works? Thanks for the reply!

i *had* the phone and it worked fine for the short period i used it

Service Provider: Verizon

Phone-SW Version: LG VX9900 (The EnV)-SW Ver: T99VZV01

Autoconnect: Yes

Basic Function: (Make & Recieve a call, Call History, Preset Memory) Yes

Phone Book Transfer: Yes, 1 at a time

Voice Calling: Yes still have to look at phone screen for confirmation

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: Yes / Yes

BT Audio Capable?: Yes (Play/Pause/Next/Prev all work!)

please tell me how you got it to work

Service Provider: Verizon Wireless

Phone-SW Version: Razr V3m - Flashed to Alltel

Autoconnect: Yes - See note

Basic Function: (Make & Recieve a call, Call History, Preset Memory) Yes

Phone Book Transfer: Yes, but one at a time by pushing from phone.

Voice Calling: Yes, Seems to work, but phone commands are not ouput through car's speakers

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: Yes / Yes

BT Audio Capable?: Not tested

Other Comments: The Razr works great as a phone but the Bluetooth functionality is severely impaired by Verizon. To wit, there is limited support for OPP which allows phonebook transfer from the phone to the D3. It must be done one at a time by pushing from the phone. Most irritating though is that after pairing the phone with the D3 (and registering) the phone connects to the D3. However, with the phone's BT power on, each time the D3 is started up the phone ask whether to grant permission to pair with the D3 - i.e. no true auto-connect. I decided to flash the phone's firmware from Verizon to Alltel (see howardforums.com for details and process). The user interface on the phone is much improved and most importantly, it now auto connects.

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Good info jhallday! I'll be getting a razr soon for verizon. Can you forward me the howardforums link? Thx.

Ok, I switched carriers from Sprint to AT&T. I have replaced my Moto Q with a Blackberry 8300 Curve. ALL features seem to work. I have not tested voice dialing.

Service Provider: AT&T Wireless

Phone-SW Version: Blackberry 8300(Curve)/4.2.2.89 & 4.2.2.146

Autoconnect: Yes

Basic Function: (Make & Recieve a call, Call History, Preset Memory) Yes

Phone Book Transfer: Yes, full transfer entire phone book

Voice Calling: Yes, Seems to work, but haven't tested

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: Yes / Yes

BT Audio Capable?: Yes and can be controlled from D3 directly

The audio quality is outstanding and the functionality is perfect. I did have to turn off encryption. I couldn't be happier. Also, the sound quality of the BT Audio is so much better than on the Q. It sounds as good or better than my iPod.

Setup was quite simple as long as you follow the instructions carefully.

Service Provider: Verizon Wireless

Phone-SW Version: LG VX8700

Autoconnect: Yes

Basic Function: (Make & Recieve a call, Call History, Preset Memory) Yes

Phone Book Transfer: Yes, full transfer entire phone book

Voice Calling: Yes, but I need to train my phone

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: Yes / Yes

BT Audio Capable?: Haven't tried

Service Provider: T-Moble

Phone-SW Version: Cigular original SLVR L7 unlocked

Autoconnect: Yes

Basic Function: (Make & Recieve a call, Call History, Preset Memory) Yes

Phone Book Transfer: Yes, One by one phone book transfer

Voice Calling: Yes, but I need to train my phone

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: Yes / Yes

BT Audio Capable?: Haven't tried

Samsung SCH-U740

Service Provider: Verizon

Phone-SW Version: Samsung SCH-U740

Autoconnect: Yes

Basic Function: (Make & Recieve a call, Call History, Preset Memory) Yes

Phone Book Transfer: Yes, One by one phone book transfer

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: Yes / Yes

BT Audio Capable?: Haven't tried

Anyone try the Samsung SGH-A707 (aka AT&T/Cingular Sync)? with the bluetooth 100 module it autoconnects and btaudio works, but no battery/signal icons. I'm wanting to upgrade to the 200 due to echo.

Numerous attempts all fail. Phone sees the Pioneer bluetooth unit but when I put in the 0000 key, it fails to pair. Any ideas or suggestions?

Has anyone tried the Palm Treo 700wx with the new firmware update from Sprint. It is supposed to provide greater compatibility with bluetooth car systems for voice and stereo support. If it works I plan on getting it installed, if not I guess I will have to wait.

Hi computerdoc,

Try this - it worked for my cousin VX8600. Go to the Tools, then Bluetooth menu on the phone and make it "visible" using the Options key. Then let the D3 find the phone using Search (Open connection or Direct do not work). When the phone asks if you want to pair to the Pioneer BT unit2, press OK. You are then asked for the four digit (zeros) key. Once 0000 is entered, wait for the D3 to say it has connected. Next on the D3 use Menu - Function & select Register phone. VX8300 or the assigned phone name should appear in the list. Press & hold it until the text changes from gray to white. That's it. Very intuitive - only to the idiot that programmed this thing. Good luck .

For what the unit costs, this BT deserves a class action suit. Most of us have partial use of the features & it amazes that Pioneer does not even bother to say what phones are intended to work with it. This tells me it was not even tested. What a deal!

Thanks, I'll try that next time I get access to the unit. Keeping my fingers crossed!