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When someone calls, it shows on the screen that it's connected, but I don't hear anyone on the other line. I had to transfer the call to my handset in order for me to hear the person. I tried unpairing/pairing my phone a couple times, and reset the bluetooth (in my car) to its default setting. And, when I pair my blackberry to the car, it would show that it successfully paired, but when I try to make a call through my car or vise versa, it doesn't connect. It seemed to have a mind of its own.
I paired another blackberry (with Sprint) and an i-phone (with AT&T), and they all seemed to work. Toyota customer care tells me that it had something to do with Verizon software. So, I called Verizon technical support and they're telling me that it's the Toyota bluetooth software that needs to be fixed. I talked to my dealer, but they're not able to help either. I was hoping you could shed some light to this. Please help!!
i have camry 08
i need to conect the bluetooth
even active pairing in car, give me pair code in my phone!!!!!!!!!!!!!
my phone is nokia E51
how is pair code?????
tankx u
http://toyota.letstalk.com/brands/toyota-bt/home.htm
good luck
but, you say i need buy the pair code............!!!!!!!!!!???????
i misknow!!!!!!!!
plase help me
Many thanx for any assistance.
Jack
Please how do I turn on the Bluetooth on a toyota camry 2007 model.
I am considering getting a bluetooth for my new Camry. I more interested in wireless compatibility to my mp3/cellphone for music than for handsfree calling.
Any suggestions?
I am considering going back to the dealer for Toyota's bluetooth but I don't know if that's the right way to go.
Any suggestions would be very appreciated.
Thanks! :confuse:
That was an easy decision, since the Camry will not stay paired with the iPhone! Sometimes it loses its connection after I turn the car off the first time, sometimes it takes a couple of times . . . but it has never stayed paired. I used to have a Razor phone, and did not have the pairing issue previously (although I had the same quality issues).
Does anyone know of any solutions to the outgoing sound quality issues on the Camry phone system, and/or know how to keep an iPhone paired?
Any suggestions would be appreciated! Thanks.
Good luck with your problem....
From what I have been reading on this website, sounds like their system is not all they claim it is.
:lemon:
However, I still think the quality is poor -- just tolerable with the echo problem solved.
Thank you for the suggestion. I will try that and see if it helps the echo (when it stays paired). ;-)
Any suggestions?
The potential gas pedal problem was also my floor mats.
Do you see a pattern?
Please help. :mad:
I have uninstalled and installed but the problem continues. Does anyone know how to resolve this?. Toyota offers no help similiar to their lack of resolution with the bad outgoing sound.
Thanks
Has anyone got a resolution to it?
I talked to the owner of Jones Toyota and was told that he didn't even know there was a problem. He agreed to buy me a portable bluetooth, which I haven't shopped for yet. Even with that it still is not the same, I bought the car with the full package.. I really dont want to put a portable bluetooth in the car.. and here is the thing.. a portable bluetooth $100.. what it cost to get the upgraded version in my vehicle $2k or so..
Just fix it.. and stop selling people vehicles w/out a disclosure..
We should all report it to our local news paper.. I would bet toyota would then get right on it!! They dont need anymore bad publicity.
What I would really like to know is do Lexus customers have the same bluetooth problems Toyota owners have? Just a guess but I don't think they do.
My experience with my 08 Camry LE (no Nav) is:
perfect operation with a old Blackberry (can't remember the model number) on T-Mobile, although I couldn't transfer my contacts. The conversations though were perfect. No lag, no echo, just perfect conversation.
Horrible everything with a Blackberry Storm ver. 1 on Verizon. Echoes...yep, Lag...yep, could I transfer contacts...nope. It would always connect though but the experience was so bad I just gave up on it and used the speaker phone.
Droid X on Verizon (what a phone!) - ah perfection has finally arrived. I can have a perfectly clear, lag free conversation with all of my contacts available to me