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06-15-2006, 11:21 AM
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Real Name: Wes
Hybrids: Super White and Ash Fully-Loaded TCH Owner!
Posts: 88
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Re: Bluetooth compatibility
My VX9800 worked fine with the normal Camry. I didn't have time to try and make a call or play with it too much since I was just test driving it. I hope that everything works well with it when I get my TCH. From what I've read on here, it does.
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06-22-2006, 08:52 PM
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Real Name: Travis Good
Hybrids: Toyota Camry Hybrid
Posts: 6
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Re: Bluetooth compatibility
Great disappointment that my Treo 650 won't pair with my Camry Hybrid. :-(
The phone says "yes" but the car says "failed". So sad!
If anyone gets a clue on how to fixt his then please let us know!
All my software is the latest, e.g. 1.04a-VZW. Thanks, Travis
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06-22-2006, 08:55 PM
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Real Name: Wes
Hybrids: Super White and Ash Fully-Loaded TCH Owner!
Posts: 88
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Re: Bluetooth compatibility
I had trouble getting the TCH to find my phone. I did backwards, phone finding the car, and it worked. I don't know if that helps!
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06-23-2006, 08:39 AM
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Location: NC
Hybrids: TCH - June 14/2006
Posts: 40
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Re: Bluetooth compatibility
I have an unlocked GSM Treo 650 that I had to try a few times to get it paired but it works fine. I don't know if Verizon did anything funky with the BT, but if they didn't it should work.
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Originally Posted by TravisGood
Great disappointment that my Treo 650 won't pair with my Camry Hybrid. :-(
The phone says "yes" but the car says "failed". So sad!
If anyone gets a clue on how to fixt his then please let us know!
All my software is the latest, e.g. 1.04a-VZW. Thanks, Travis
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06-23-2006, 08:55 AM
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Real Name: Travis Good
Hybrids: Toyota Camry Hybrid
Posts: 6
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Re: Bluetooth compatibility
Yes, I've read of Sprint and unlocked Treo 650s have success with pairing with TCH.
The problem seems to be with Verizon and tampering they have done on the Treo.
I'm hoping there's some hack or process that's been found to fix the problem.
Right now there just aren't enough Verizon Treo 650s trying to pair with new Camry.
Hopefully the solution will reveal itself soon. Travis
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06-23-2006, 09:37 AM
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Real Name: B. Goodman
Location: Northern VA
Hybrids: Toyota Camry Hybrid, Mag Gray base model
Posts: 227
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Re: Bluetooth compatibility
I wish more people would just leave Verizon and tell them it's because they're deliberately REMOVING FEATURES from phones just so they can CHARGE MORE MONEY! It's one thing if these phones lacked these capabilities, but having Verizon deliberately disable them is too much for me! I know there are hacks and work-arounds to some of these issues, but REALLY, should these be needed? After enough people ditched them, I would bet more features would be turned on.
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06-23-2006, 09:44 AM
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Real Name: John
Hybrids: 2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid
Posts: 91
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Re: Bluetooth compatibility
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Originally Posted by bmgoodman
I wish more people would just leave Verizon and tell them it's because they're deliberately REMOVING FEATURES from phones just so they can CHARGE MORE MONEY! It's one thing if these phones lacked these capabilities, but having Verizon deliberately disable them is too much for me! I know there are hacks and work-arounds to some of these issues, but REALLY, should these be needed? After enough people ditched them, I would bet more features would be turned on.
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I can't agree with Verizon's choice to remove features from phones...BUT...in my area the Verizon coverage is BY FAR better than the GSM coverage. We have been on Cingular for over a year now and while I do think it got a LITTLE better it still isn't nearly as good as Verizon was over a year ago.
Back to the OP our new Motorola L6 SLVRs connect VERY VERY quickly with the TCH bluetooth system...clearly faster than the Moto V551s (Cingular phones, the L6s are unlocked) that we just replaced.
Now if I could just figure out how to download the phone books out of our phones onto the car's system...it says I can do it but when we tell it to do so it terminates the Bluetooth connection...anyone figure that one out yet?
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06-23-2006, 09:56 AM
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Enthusiast
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Real Name: Travis Good
Hybrids: Toyota Camry Hybrid
Posts: 6
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Re: Bluetooth compatibility
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Originally Posted by bmgoodman
I wish more people would just leave Verizon and tell them it's because they're deliberately REMOVING FEATURES from phones just so they can CHARGE MORE MONEY! It's one thing if these phones lacked these capabilities, but having Verizon deliberately disable them is too much for me! I know there are hacks and work-arounds to some of these issues, but REALLY, should these be needed? After enough people ditched them, I would bet more features would be turned on.
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Believe me, were it not for their Family Plan rates I'd be gone in a New York minute.
So, now that you have that flame out of your system, any suggestions? :-)
Thanks, Travis
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06-23-2006, 10:47 AM
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Real Name: Nash
Location: San Diego
Hybrids: 05 FEH, 07 TCH
Posts: 567
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Re: Bluetooth compatibility
I have Verizon and the Motorola E815. It connects very fast to the Camry and sounds good, with no static when using the hands free. When someone calls, the number displays on the radio's screen (I don't have Navigation) and the controls work as expected. FYI, the E815 supports bluetooth phone book transfers but I've not figured out how to upload my phone to the car.
(just a note, it is possible to enable BT file transfers that Verizon disabled on the E815 to transfer videos, music and pictures to/from the phone)
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06-23-2006, 10:49 AM
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Active Enthusiast
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Real Name: Wes
Hybrids: Super White and Ash Fully-Loaded TCH Owner!
Posts: 88
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Re: Bluetooth compatibility
I figured it out. It took me a few trial and errors. Make sure that your phone is connected to the car through bluetooth. Don't worry when it tells you that the device is disconnected, that is actually a good thing. So, here's the step by step as I understand it:
1) Connect your phone to the car through Bluetooth
2) Go into the phone menu and click on phonebook
3) Click on transfer data
4) The display will say "transferring data" or something like that
5) Your phone will say "device is disconnected" or something along those lines
6) Go into your phone's contact list, highlight the contact you wish to transfer, then press Option then Send via vcard
7) Your phone will pull up a list of paired devices
8) Highlight the device corresponding to your car
9) Hit OK
10)You will see a message say "VCard Sent"
11)Then another message saying "Bluetooth device is connected"
12)Repeat the above steps starting at step 3
13)Repeat until you have all the contacts you want in there.
BTW, I have a VX9800, just for reference sake, but all the Verizon interfaces on the phones should be the same? Good luck!
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