Transfering Phone Book From LG VX8600 to '05 Prius

[Rhody Jim]

I decided to attempt phonebook transfer this weekend from my LG VX8600 to my '05 Prius. I have Verizon service. Of course, I was not able to transfer the phonebook in it's entirety but transfering one contact at a time worked great...for a while.
After I had transfered approximately fifty numbers, I shut the Prius down and went in the house to eat. When I returned and followed the exact same proceedure as before, I could not transfer any contacts.
My phone will not show the same transfer screen...the send contact option was not there...as it was when I was successful. Each time that I select 'transfer contact' the phone keeps giving me a message that 'the bluetooth device has been disconnected'. I contacted LG and, they weren't any help and the paranoid folks at Verizon were useless.
Anyway, after many attempts, I have given up.
If anyone out there has had the same experience and possibly stumbled on to a solution then, I would greatly appreciate hearing about it.
The numbers that I was able to transfer fuction fine...in fact, the entire system works great...I just can't seem to do additional transfers.

[rlcarr]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Rhody Jim @ Jan 22 2007, 02:34 PM) [snapback]379081[/snapback]</div>

My phone will not show the same transfer screen...the send contact option was not there...as it was when I was successful. Each time that I select 'transfer contact' the phone keeps giving me a message that 'the bluetooth device has been disconnected'. I contacted LG and, they weren't any help and the paranoid folks at Verizon were useless.
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I have the same phone, but a 2004 Prius rather than a 2005. I've never been able to get the send contact option. And I'm seeing the same as you -- when I select "transfer contact" the phone gives me the disconnect message.

One thing I was wondering -- does it matter what Device Name is chosen? In the Bluetooth Settings screen on the Prius, it lists the "Device Name". If you hit the "Change" button, I see "Hands-Free", "Integrated Hands-Free", "Bluetooth Hands-Free" and "Wireless Hands-Free". Is this just to provide you with different names, or is there a real difference between these?

[Rhody Jim]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(rlcarr @ Jan 22 2007, 04:40 PM) [snapback]379086[/snapback]</div>

I have the same phone, but a 2004 Prius rather than a 2005. I've never been able to get the send contact option. And I'm seeing the same as you -- when I select "transfer contact" the phone gives me the disconnect message.

One thing I was wondering -- does it matter what Device Name is chosen? In the Bluetooth Settings screen on the Prius, it lists the "Device Name". If you hit the "Change" button, I see "Hands-Free", "Integrated Hands-Free", "Bluetooth Hands-Free" and "Wireless Hands-Free". Is this just to provide you with different names, or is there a real difference between these?
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I don't think that it makes any difference...Mine says 'Hands Free'...always has and, I've never changed it. This is all very strange...I can't explain why it worked so flawlessly when I made the original pairing to the Prius but, it did. I just wish I could get it to do it again?????????

[rlcarr]

And to other people reading the thread, according to Verizon's own list of what BT profiles they're allowing and which they've crippled, the VX8600 does support OPP for vCard.