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CD-BTB200 & Bluetooth Phone Compatibility Guide

By Itchy · Apr 04, 2007in General💬 311 posts👁️ 131,434 views
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Posted Oct 12, 2007 · 05:17 UTC#76

 

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! :evil:

 

Ummm, wouldn't this be more of a issue with the phones/providers not the BT? Some phones work just fine, some don't. Some providers lock up features, some don't. I don't see how Pioneer could possible check every existing phone from all the providers.

Posted Oct 14, 2007 · 13:35 UTC#77

Service Provider: T-Mobile

Phone: Blackberry Pearl 8100 with latest (as of 10/14/07) OS version 4.2.1.107

Autoconnect: Yes

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

Phone Book Transfer: Yes (Used the phone book transfer on the phone to send)

Voice Calling: Haven't tested yet

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: Yes / Yes

BT Audio Capable?: Haven't tested yet

Posted Oct 17, 2007 · 21:34 UTC#78

Does anyone have an update on what phones actually allow you to hear voice dialing prompts over the car speakers?

 

I have Verizon with a VX-9900 (EnV) and you can't hear the voice prompts.

Posted Oct 17, 2007 · 21:34 UTC#79

Does anyone have an update on what phones actually allow you to hear voice dialing prompts over the car speakers?

 

I have Verizon with a VX-9900 (EnV) and you can't hear the voice prompts.

Posted Oct 22, 2007 · 15:30 UTC#80

Service Provider: ATT

Phone: SonyEricsson W580i

SW Version: ?????

Auto-Connect: Yes

Basic Function: Yes

Phone Book Transfer: have not tried - will update

Voice Calling: Yes

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: Didin't notice!:oops:

BT Audio Capable: YES! Pulled music right off the mem card in my phone. In fact this works good enough that I may not need my ipod. I just need a bigger mem card

Posted Oct 22, 2007 · 23:08 UTC#81

Service Provider: Sprint

Phone: HTC Mogul

SW Version:

Auto-Connect: Yes

Basic Function: Yes

Phone Book Transfer: Not yet

Voice Calling: No

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: Yes

BT Audio Capable: Not sure how this works

 

I am not sure how to transfer my phonebook. Have not read the manual fully so hopefully I will get it down soon.

Posted Oct 22, 2007 · 23:08 UTC#82

Service Provider: Sprint

Phone: HTC Mogul

SW Version:

Auto-Connect: Yes

Basic Function: Yes

Phone Book Transfer: Not yet

Voice Calling: No

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: Yes

BT Audio Capable: Not sure how this works

 

I am not sure how to transfer my phonebook. Have not read the manual fully so hopefully I will get it down soon.

Posted Oct 25, 2007 · 03:37 UTC#83

Service Provider: Sprint

Phone: Motorola Razr2

SW Version: ?????

Auto-Connect: Yes

Basic Function: Yes

Phone Book Transfer: one at a time

Voice Calling: Yes

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: Tes

BT Audio Capable: No, damn Sprint software!

Posted Oct 29, 2007 · 16:39 UTC#84

first of all the Jetware package works awesomely... i had no luck with my 8125 until i installed this... now i have everything working

 

Service Provider: Cingular

Phone: 8125 (HTC Wizard?)

SW Version: OEM - latests from Cingular - no roms

Auto-Connect: Yes

Basic Function: Yes

Phone Book Transfer: Push all

Voice Calling: Have to check

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: Yes

BT Audio Capable: Its a phone for christ sake... no, i have an ipod for all my audio needs

Posted Oct 29, 2007 · 19:17 UTC#85
Service Provider: ATT

Phone: SonyEricsson W580i

SW Version: ?????

Auto-Connect: Yes

Basic Function: Yes

Phone Book Transfer: have not succeeded, will try again after reading the manual!

Voice Calling: Yes

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: YES

BT Audio Capable: YES! Pulled music right off the mem card in my phone. In fact this works good enough that I may not need my ipod. I just need a bigger mem card. Does not seem to auto connect to BT audio, only handsfree. If I initiate connection from my phone both connect

 

Updates in red

Posted Nov 08, 2007 · 16:15 UTC#86

I e-mailed pioneer asking tem if my moto Q would sync up to there bluetooth adapter this is what they sent back

 

 

Thank you for contacting Pioneer Electronics, Inc.

Pioneer does not have a phone compatible list. However you can check with the cell service provider to see if your cell phone have the following profiles.

This profiles are require to make your phone Bluetooth compatible.

 

GAP (Generic Access Profile)

SDP (Service Discovery Protocol)

HSP ( Head Set Profile)

HFP (Hands Free Profile)

A2DP (Advance Audio Distribution profile)

OPP (Object Push Profile)

Posted Nov 09, 2007 · 00:54 UTC#87

Service Provider: Rogers

Phone: Motorola v551 (3 years and still works!)

SW Version: R47_G_08.17.OER

Auto-Connect: Yes

Basic Function: Yes

Phone Book Transfer: Push one at a time

Voice Calling: Yes

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: Signal Yes, battery No

BT Audio Capable: No

Posted Nov 13, 2007 · 00:35 UTC#88
Service Provider: ATT

Phone: SonyEricsson W580i

SW Version: ?????

Auto-Connect: Yes

Basic Function: Yes

Phone Book Transfer: Go it to work! Trick is send from your phone

Voice Calling: Yes

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: YES

BT Audio Capable: YES! Pulled music right off the mem card in my phone. In fact this works good enough that I may not need my ipod. I just need a bigger mem card. Does not seem to auto connect to BT audio, only handsfree. If I initiate connection from my phone both connect

 

Updates in blue

Posted Nov 16, 2007 · 02:38 UTC#89

Service Provider: Sprint (Nextel)

Phone- Motorola I880

Auto connect: Yes

Basic Function: (Make & Recieve a call tested. Call logs work.)

Phone Book Transfer: Yes. but has to be done entry by entry.

Voice Calling: Yes.

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: yes / yes

BT Audio Capable?: Dont think so, still working with it

Nextel Direct Connect: YES

Posted Nov 26, 2007 · 01:11 UTC#90

Service Provider: Verizon

Phones: Motorola W385 & LG VX5300

Auto connect: Yes

Basic Function: Make & Recieve a call tested.

Phone Book Transfer: Yes. but has to be done entry by entry.

Voice Calling: Yes, but prompts do not come through

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: Not present

BT Audio Capable?: N/A

 

Has anyone gotten the voice prompts to work with a Verizon phone? My call to Pioneer support resulted in them telling me this feature does not work with US phones, only European, which is difficult to believe. Replaced the LG with a newer phone (the W385), but to no avail. Both work perfect with my bluetooth headset. I have 7 days to replace the new phone if there is a compatible one out there.

Posted Nov 29, 2007 · 02:09 UTC#91

Shackett,

 

I have the new Palm Centro and I'm getting the same problem when using the D3 to search for the phone.

 

When I use the "Connection Open" option and search for the D3 from the phone, after I put in the 0000 passcode, the phone tells me it's connected and paired, but the D3 keeps saying "pairing" forever.

 

Have you been able to get yours paired?

 

-Chris

 

 

 

 

 

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.

Posted Nov 29, 2007 · 02:15 UTC#92

I had a Q for a while and it worked perfectly with the D3. Even plays your selected ringer from the phone through the speakers when your phone rings.

 

I e-mailed pioneer asking tem if my moto Q would sync up to there bluetooth adapter this is what they sent back

 

 

Thank you for contacting Pioneer Electronics, Inc.

Pioneer does not have a phone compatible list. However you can check with the cell service provider to see if your cell phone have the following profiles.

This profiles are require to make your phone Bluetooth compatible.

 

GAP (Generic Access Profile)

SDP (Service Discovery Protocol)

HSP ( Head Set Profile)

HFP (Hands Free Profile)

A2DP (Advance Audio Distribution profile)

OPP (Object Push Profile)

Posted Nov 30, 2007 · 07:34 UTC#93

Just got the z. Got my iphone to autoconnect and make and recive calls. I have not tried any of the other features yet. Has anyone had trouble with the volume the calls come in very faint and I have the volume all the way up in settings. Mabe I should just stick with the onstar phone built in the car I have hooked up with verizon.

Posted Nov 30, 2007 · 08:24 UTC#94

Service Provider: at&t

Phone-SW Version: latest firmware from att (Sept07)

Autoconnect: Yes

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

Phone Book Transfer: Yes

 

Voice Calling: Yes, need to adjust volume and test different mic locations for best results.

Signal & Battery Strength Indicator: No / No

BT Audio Capable?: Yes a2dp

Posted Nov 30, 2007 · 08:25 UTC#95

the other person can hear me just fine, i cant hear them over my speakers. Maybe the bose system has something to do with this?

Posted Nov 30, 2007 · 08:56 UTC#96

I would troublshoot the mic first, you can probably plug it into a mic jack on your pc and use the recorder utility to see if it pics up your voice.

 

if you have a different phone, I would try another one and see if that as well.

 

I guess I was lucky, I just went out to my truck at 2am, my intent was to just leave it until the morning, but my leatherman was in the console so I just connected everything and ran the mic wire, in less than 10 min. I was testing it. :roll:

 

EDIT sorry, I misread your last comment, they can hear you but you cannot hear them. ok, sorry for the misunderstanding. I have the opposite problem, the volume is a bit too loud for me even if I turn it all the way down. I am sure I can play with the settings and get it right.

Posted Nov 30, 2007 · 09:08 UTC#97

Yea I thnk it has to do with that stupid onstar apadter for some reason.

Posted Dec 02, 2007 · 01:44 UTC#98

What about the LG Shine VX8700??? Im havin mad trouble tryin to transfer my phonebook over. Anybody had success in this and if so... HOW did u do this???

Posted Dec 02, 2007 · 05:07 UTC#99
What about the LG Shine VX8700??? Im havin mad trouble tryin to transfer my phonebook over. Anybody had success in this and if so... HOW did u do this???

 

the trick for me with my blackberry was that I had to disconnect the bluetooth first, then I went to my phonebook and initiated the transfer.

 

bluetooth is actually several different profiles, the headset profile, data transfer, music streaming, etc. the headset profile used for answering calls cannot do data transfer.

Posted Dec 02, 2007 · 17:55 UTC#100

Man I dunno what else to try. I even tried to send my contacts through VIA Bluetooth and I can't. It keeps askin me to pair and then connect. Its a never ending process. There is a dude on here wit the same phone but he never come on no more.

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