Bluetooth Menus in a Model II

1 and 2 are correct.


its also optimized for I phones, not droids.

 

I had a bit of hard time with setting up my phone book and speed dials. I know the info is in the owner's manual. You first have to have bluetooth activated on your phone, hit set up and phonebook. Select the option below Add contact. You'll get a message on your phone asking for a file transfer. Once that is accepted your entire phonebook (on phone) will get loaded into the car radio. You can then set up the speed dials from there. All of this info is off the top of my head so it might be missing a step or two. Hope this helps.

 

Once you have transferred your phone book, you navigate to the contact, click the button on the right side of the radio to select it, once it goes into the contact details there's an option to Add to Speed Dial, hit that button, and select the speed dial button on your radios.

 

To be honest, as "neat" as that feature is, to be required to navigate to the speed dial menu detracts from the ease of calling a speed dial, of which speed dialing is probably the intent.

Personally, I find that once the phone is paired to bluetooth, it's MUCH quicker to just hit your favorites list (iphone) and select someone from there. It's just as easy to reach for the phone as it is to reach for a knob and the phone doesn't require rotating a knob.

Just my opinion. The other thing is, even after you select the speed dial, it doesn't call them, you have to press the steering wheel control again, so it just makes more sense in my eyes to call from the phone and output thru bluetooth to the car.

 

I have an Android and I could send a single contact at a time by selecting the contact on my phone and then Share. Bluetooth was an option for sharing and then the contact went into the phone book. I've only put in a couple contacts since my whole phone book would be 150 people and I definitely don't need that many in my car phone book.