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UPDATED August 3rd 2010: This post has gotten a lot of attention in the last couple of years, with a lot of people asking why their phone or PDA doesn’t work. Here are some more info from Mercedes and the bluetooth module.

Please visit the site to learn more on how to connect you mobile device and if it’s supported. By popular request, Mercedes-Benz Accessories GmbH is extending its range of communication accessories to include a further Bluetooth telephony solution: the new Mercedes-Benz Bluetooth® (HFP) telephone module allows you to use your BlackBerry® in a Mercedes-Benz passenger car without physically connecting it to the vehicle.

The modular solution is specially designed for in-car telecommunication and is also suitable for a select range of mobile phones which support the Bluetooth® Hands Free Profile (HFP). The new telephone module with HFP software complements the factory-fitted solutions currently offered and is available for virtually every Mercedes model series. Sending and receiving e-mails, making phone calls, checking pictures and presentations – mobile executives can carry their office with them in the BlackBerry® handheld computer. Now, for the first time, the new Mercedes-Benz Bluetooth® (HFP) telephone module allows BlackBerry® 8700g, 8700v and 8707v models to be connected wirelessly to a Mercedes-Benz passenger car.

The new accessory from Mercedes-Benz Accessories GmbH makes using the phone while in the car even safer and more convenient. The biggest advantage is that the handheld or mobile phone can be left in your jacket pocket or handbag. The wireless Bluetooth connection between the device and the vehicle is established automatically. The module features a single button, which is used to activate the pairing process, where the mobile phone or BlackBerry® is connected to the module for the first time. Once pairing has taken place, connection is always automatic.

Integration on board also allows safe, intuitive control of the telephone functions via the multifunction steering wheel, the audio system and the central instrument cluster display. The Bluetooth® (HFP) telephone module, which is also suitable for Motorola PEBL U6, Nokia 6131, Nokia 6111, Nokia N70, Sony Ericsson K610i, Sony Ericsson W550i and BenQ-Siemens EF81 mobile phones, acts as an extension of the pre-installation for mobile phone with universal interface, a feature which is already present in many of the latest Mercedes-Benz models (optional extra Code 386). The module is simply inserted into this pre-installation in the centre armrest. The Mercedes-Benz Bluetooth® (HFP) telephone module, in independent-design closed-box format, will be available from Mercedes-Benz sales partners from March 2007, and is priced at EUR 250.00, including VAT (price applies to German market). High-end telephony: the second generation of the Mercedes-Benz Bluetooth® (SAP) telephone module offers even more possibilities The familiar Bluetooth® telephone module with SAP (SIM Access Profile) technology can now also be used with the Nokia business-optimised E60, E61 and E70 mobile phones. Business executives who share use of the same car will appreciate the fact that up to four telephones can now be paired with the module.

Once a device has been paired, the module instantly recognises it as soon as it is within range and automatically establishes a connection. The SIM card PIN (Personal Identification Number) can now be stored too, making the system even more convenient to use. Alternative for mobile phones without Bluetooth®: genuine mobile-phone holders from Mercedes-Benz If your mobile phone does not feature Bluetooth®, the best way to establish contact between the mobile phone and the on-board hands-free system is using one of the range of special mobile-phone holders. The various mobile-phone holders from Mercedes-Benz Accessories GmbH are tailored to the Mercedes-Benz vehicle models in both technical and visual terms. They allow the mobile phone to be operated using the multifunction steering wheel, and the telephone status is indicated in the multifunction display. While inserted in one of these mobile-phone holders on board, the mobile’s battery is also charged.

Before you can use one of these holders, your vehicle must be fitted with the optional extra pre-installation for mobile phone with interface (Code 386) or with the optional extra Mercedes-Benz mobile phone (Code 388). The Mercedes-Benz Accessories GmbH range is very extensive and is constantly updated. It currently includes genuine Mercedes-Benz mobile-phone holders for the following mobiles Nokia 3120, 6020, 6021, 6100, 6210, 6220, 6230, 6230i, 6310, 6310i, 6610, 6610i, 6820, 6822, 7250i Siemens S65, SP65, SK65, CX65, CXT65, CX65V, CX70, CXT70, CX70V, CX75, M75, ME75, S75, SL75 SonyEricsson T610, T630, K600i, K750i, W800, W800i, W810i Samsung SGH-D600 and SGH-E720 Motorola RAZR V3, V3i and SLVR L7. Muamer Hodzic Hello Susan, The BlackBerry 8700g, 8700v and 8707v models can be connected wirelessly to a Mercedes-Benz passenger car. Hope that helps. If you have trouble connecting the device I would go back to the dealer, or find a tech expert who can help. The other phones that can be connected are, Nokia 3120, 6020, 6021, 6100, 6210, 6220, 6230, 6230i, 6310, 6310i, 6610, 6610i, 6820, 6822, 7250i Siemens S65, SP65, SK65, CX65, CXT65, CX65V, CX70, CXT70, CX70V, CX75, M75, ME75, S75, SL75 SonyEricsson T610, T630, K600i, K750i, W800, W800i, W810i Samsung SGH-D600 and SGH-E720 Motorola RAZR V3, V3i and SLVR L7.

Chris paul, I’m seeking to get to the bottom of my own bt issues here in the us with my new GL 450 and i may have a partial answer for you. With no concrete evidence to back it up, I feel that there’s two different types of BT profiles – an older spec and, now, a newer spec. I got into it because we in the us have limited devices that work well and have a full feature set – it’s fricken’ maddening. From what I’ve discovered, there’s a newer profile (SAP-Server) that’s named differently than the older variant (SIM Access-Server). I’ve read about frustrations both ways – older phones won’t hook up to the newer module, and vice versa. I remember reading that Nokia was to propose a new SAP set of profiles (server and client) a few years ago, and from what I found on the Bluetooth.org web site, almost all of the approved SAP devices are made by Nokia. I suspect the newer listing likely relates to an evolution of the stack code meant to access a phone’s SIM AND take control over some of the phone’s capabilities (such as transfer the receiving antenna from the phone to the vehicle).

As engineers are notoriously poor communicators, I suspect that I may never know what the difference is. I also suspect that some ROMs can be adapted with modified stacks (for phones that make economic sense, like the RAZR variants) that have chosen to license the code from whom owns it. I have a couple of links to peruse and you’ll see a difference in the “newness” of the devices. Chris A quick follow up. I picked up a MB BT adapter this afternoon; I installed it in about 2 minutes.

My iPaq 6515, which worked in my old Benz (a W203), offers only HF operation now. My GF’s newer Cingular SYNC (SGH-A707) also offered only HF operation. A new Cingular Motorola RAZR V3xx (3.5G for the US) connected quickly and synced the phone’s SIM and address book and used GL’s antenna about 5 seconds later.

My next task is to get the V3xx to talk to the GL and a TomTom GO 910 so I can get my traffic updates, however, I think that the Moto isn’t capable of multipoint Sigh. Terry Davidson I’m going through this painful process on my new B180. The limit is, in fact, the capacity of your SIM card because SAP ( SIM Access Profile) will take the date from your SIM which is limited to 250 numbers.

Note: not from data in memory so you need to transfer to SIM. New SIM cards should resolve this issue. My new Nokia E65 works fine put I have to re-pair every time I enter the car. Just trying to work around this.My E65 does ask me for a pass key but I do not know which pass key, as yet. Lee Massey Just bought 56 plate c-class and husband and I have to get new phones, but the list they gave us doesn’t seem much of an upgrade for me as I have a Sony Ericsson W800i ( hubby has a razr v3). I want a new phone as I haven’t upgraded for a while and we may as well have the same phones (do we have to have the same, or just one from the list?). Not very good with technology (obviously) – I usually get my business partner to sort all this out for me.

She always insists on Sony Ericsson, and I must admit we have never had a problem. Is there any sort of download to be able to use any different phones as the ones I want to upgrade to are much prettier than the ones we sould be buying!

(sorry for being such a girl!) Thanking you in anticipation of your help. Nigel I have a CLS with Bluetooth SAP Module fitted. It all worked perfectly with my Nokia 6230i, even fully downloading all of the contacts from my phone memory as well as the SIM card. I have now changed to phone to a Nokia N95, and it pairs up and works perfectly, and until recently worked with the contacts loaded into the MB Blutooth module.

Download Mortal Kombat Vs Dc Universe For Pc. However, as I frequently amend numbers in my telephone book, as is my normal practice I dialled 0000 to refresh the stored contacts in the MB Module. With the Nokia N95 (it always worked perfectly with the 6230i) this had the effect of deleting all of my contacts (from the module not the phone), and the phone displays a message under the Sync screen “System error”. Clearly the phone is trying to synchronise otherwise it would not have opened the SYNC screen, but they do not seem to want to talk.

Anyone have any ideas? Do I need to create a SYNC profile in the phone? Carmelo Hey, got a new 2007 320 E-class. It shows a “bluetooth” option on the system window, and does detect any powered bluetooth phones around. The problem is it does disconnect after 5 seconds and does NOT connect at all after that.

When I press the “call” button on the dashboard, it comes up with “please connect telephone” screen. How do I go around this? Sent it to the dealership, it came back with another kit, also works via bluetooth, but with a different mic and a separate different button that they installed next to the gear stick! When it prompted for a passkey I keyed in 0000, then the phone asked me to key in a pass key, so I used the same, 0000. Paired for these 5 seconds and that was about it. Phone is nokia E60. Thanks a bunch, •.

To ‘Pookie SportCoupe”, I too have a K800i and am finding it very difficult to find a solution that allows me integrate my phone with the existing telephone interface. You say that there is a cradle now for the K800i and you also mentioned that the K800i is not SAP compatible? So it still works with the bluetooth interface? I have not got the Command APS installed in my car, only the standard UHI, do you think this makes a difference?

I am trying to follow-up with my dealer but I’ve found this website far more helpful! Any further advice would be much appreciated. Kind Regards •. Pookie SportCoupe HI Euged, It doesn’t matter wether you have or not the Comand Aps, the most important is that your car is equipped with the UHI phone option ( option code 386?) Concerning the SAP compatibility, it means that the K800i is not working with the two previous bluetooth cradles but with the one mentionned on this page, it is the HPF capability. So you ‘ll have access to all the functions but the SMS are not available. You do have two choices: on one hand you choose the K800i cradle: all the features ( SMS included) but if you change your mobile phone, you’ll have to change by the way the cradle.

Or you prefer the bluetooth cradle, like this, you can change your phone at any time, leave it on your pocket The price in France is 268 euros for your information. Hi again everyone, I am still waiting to here from my MB dealer regarding the K800i cradle and the bluetooth SAP cradle adapter. I have been finding this website more useful than them!

I got an email a little while ago from Daimler-Chrysler AG in Australia a little while ago (Dec 06) and they said to me that because the K800i uses the 3G network that they were not going to make a cradle for it. This has obviously changed, but for those techies out there, is the K800i different depending on the country we’re from. I’m from Australia? Pookie Sportcoupe To Richard, All you have to do is to order the cradle and then swap it.

With you K800i ( i have the same one ) you have 2 solutions: buy the K800i specific cradle or the Bluetooth cradle. On one hand you have all the features like reading and composing messages, in the other hand, you have a wireless connection but no accesses to your messages. On both solutions, no problems regarding your contact list. To Andy, I do not have A BB to test but i think that you’ll loose this function like we are not to create Sms anymore. David Just got ML with the new bluetooth Part number B67875877 (IT) and trying to pair it with Nokia N95 with SAP (remote SIM function). Pairs ok, can make and receive calls, but nothing is transferred.

The problem is that the system take the connection as an headset and not as a carkit as it should even if the latter is set to default profile. I made several attempts and I came to the conclusion that the only hope would be a MB firmware upgrade. Does anybody know if it is something that use to happen and how can someone be aware of the update available? Many thanks in advance. Stuart H I have a Merc R Class 320 CDi with COMAND, Bluetooth pre-wiring and the correct cradle for my NOKIA 6230i.

My phone works fine when it is in the cradle, but I cannot then also pair up my wife’s NOKIA 6230 via the Bluetooth link while we are both in the car. It seems to pair ok, then drops the link.

Also, it is not clear from the handbook which numbers / codes you need to ente to link succesfully. There seems little point having the Bluetooth function when it will not connect more than 1 device at a time. Having road tested the BMW 7 series before plumping for the Merc, I found the BMW bluetooth function superb – it auto-connected to any paired device when you got near the car, a real bonus if you’re both operating phones on a long drive. (However, the seats also crippled my back, hence going for the Merc!!). Hello, I have a problem viewing my contact details on an E550 the details are as follows: I have around 400 contacts on my Razr V3 phone which I sync with Microsoft outlook and works fine, on my phone I have a contacts that have a cell number, office numbers and home number, and I can differentiate these numbers for a particular contact by the appropriate icon ( ie for home, cell or office) that appears besides their names.

I have synced the same ( using Bluetooth) with my E550, and all the contacts appear on the address book dashboard and I can make calls. The issue I am facing is there is no way I can differentiate between a particular contacts home, cell or office number as I do not see any icon besides their name. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you Johnson Ferrao Orlando Corporation 905 677 5511 extn 369 •.

Toby 10 Pookie Sportcoupe, you appear to be the most knoledgeble source on Mercs telephone options. Of course you could just be out of business if Mercedes actual got their act together and produce a coms package that functions to the same standard as say the engine. I own a 2005 CLK 2.7 cdi had the wired car kit installed at the time of manuafacture. The phone model was Sony Ericisson 610i. El Segundo Cerebro Michael Gershon Pdf Merge there. / 630i Unfortunately the phones rarely last as long as the car leace. Sony 630i are no longer available and all the new sony, eq 750i have different connections. What do you suggets. Bearing in mind that I will only keep the car another 5 months.

Can these blue T option be transfered to a new merc in 5 months time. Soph BClass Hello, I have a bluetooth SAP in my B Class which is fully compatible with my Nokia 6280/ 6288 mobile.

However, when I receive an SMS, the system notifies me but doesn’t allow me to view the message. And, subsequently the message is never delivered to my actual mobile. Very frustrating! I am in Australia and MB Melbourne hasn’t been able to help me with this prob – apparently our cars/ systems are not set up to read SMS’s?? Anyone had a similar issue? Would appreciate some advice. Mark Hello All, I have a 2006 CLS 500 in the US.

I spent $2500 to upgrade the vehicle to have the phone system (not originally included in this particluar car) and the Razr Cradle. I had a Moto Razr V3c with US Cellular Service. When connected, the audio quality to anyone I was talking to was absolute CRAP. I was then told that it was my service. I then changed carriers to Cingular AT&T as I was told this is the best for Merc. Guess what, still sounds like garbage on the other end.

All my callers tell me I sound muffled. ANyone else experience this.

Please HELP!!! I have a 2006 S class that came with a Motorolla phone. The cradle is always coming loose so the screen reads telephone not inserted.

Countless times my tech tightened it up. No avail Finally got the Bluetooth telephone module, but due to the need for a smartphone with infrared and touch screen for eKey software installation, I’m limited to to the Treo 750, Treo 700wx, Treo 700w (word is Treo doesn’t do well), HP iPAQhw6900 series, PPC6700, Mogul, MDA, XV-6700, 8528 or HTC4300. My signal strength is nonexistent within a mile of my home. Any suggestions which of these phones might have the strongest signal strength AND work with my new Bluetooth cradle?

Carol Westerman I have a 2006 S class that came with a Motorolla phone. The cradle is always coming loose so the screen reads telephone not inserted. Countless times my tech tightened it up. No avail Finally got the Bluetooth telephone module, but due to the need for a smartphone with infrared and touchscreen for eKey software installation, I’m limited to to the Treo 750, Treo 700wx, Treo 700w (word is Treo doesn’t do well), HP iPAQhw6900 series, PPC6700, Mogul, MDA, XV-6700, 8528 or HTC4300.

My signal strength is nonexistent within a mile of my home. Any suggestions which of these phones might have the strongest signal strength AND work with my new Bluetooth cradle? Marty Klinger – December 15, 2007 I just bought a C350 and it comes standard with bluetooth.” Yes, I just bought the 2008 C300 yesterday and my Blackberry won’t sync with it. Had the dealers hotshot tinker with it for a half hour, no success. My next step is to go to Verizon and ask them for help. Not expecting any and will probably need to buy a new Blackberry model.

Wifeys 3 month old Razor will sync, but will not upload her address book. I didn’t know I’d need to buy two phones to work in the car. Mick I just bought a new 08 ML in Ireland and have spend the past three days going back and forth from the dealer trying to get the car kit to pair with my phone. At this stage i have changed phones, got a new SIM, still cannot get it to work. You would think that a brand such as Mercedes-Benz could sort out this simple problem. I am on my way back to the dealer to get my money back for the car kit.

I have wasted 3 days and I am stressed. Going to buy a Nokia car kit. Suggest you all do the same and don’t waste your time like i have. Terry O I’m just catching on to Mercedes scam. We bought new, a 2007 CLK 350 with premium level 3 which includes phone “pre-wiring”. Similar to post #112, we are shocked that pre-wiring doesn’t include over $2000 of additional wiring and components to allow you to plug in the Bluetooth puck.

Someone in an earlier post alluded to an option code #386 being required, which is perhaps all this additional pre-wiring. But what then is the pre-wiring included with the premium package? No broshure, or the online option list on Mercedes own website, even mentions an option code #386. It implies that if you are pre-wired, all you need is the phone cradle/bluetooth adapter. Mrecedes USA is saying there’s nothing wrong with their practices and the dealer is playing dumb. I’m preparing a small claims lawsuit for false advertising.

Has anyone else been caught by this scam? Tassos Hi, i have a European CLK 200, 2003 (W209) witch is prewired but do not have any cradle. As far as i am concerned i have three options: 1. SAP Cradle (Part Number A) (bluetooth compatible with many phones but not all) 2. HPF Cradle (Part number B67875877) (bluetooth compatible with many phones but not all) 3. UHI cradle for Nokia 6310i (Part number B67875822) (must use Nokia 6230i).

Obviously the best solution is to use the options 2 or 1 above but i am not sure if it is compatible with my car (i really do not mind for the phone compatibility) Can anybody confirm if it is compatible with 2003 built CLK in europe? Syazli Hi Everybody, Thanks for creating this very informative blog. I had just purchase an E-Class 200 kompressor (2003) yesterday.

The car have a Nokia phone installed but I’m not able to use the phone. It requires a pin code.

Where can I get the pin code? The seller still can find any information about the pin code, the phone works fine with his T-mobile sim card that was installed by his company when he bought the E-class from the Mercedes dealer. Appreciate your advise. FYI, I have all the document (eg.

Manuals, car info and numbers of books). Thank you, Kindest regards, •. Asad Hi, I just bought a C240 2006. It is a Certified Preowned vehicle. I cant seem to get my Motorola Q 9c phone to work. I am new at this, so dont know if I am doing something wrong.

Here is what I have tried: turned the engine on, turned on the phone by pressing the Power knob and then on Tel button. The display besides the speedometer says ‘No Tel’. I turned on bluetooth on my cell phone and configured it to connect using Bluetooth Hands Free. The phone keeps searching for bluetooth device but never finds one. I have read few posts and people say that there is a cradle i have to put my phone in – where exactly is this cradle in the car? Do I have to buy it seperately? Any help is greatly appreciated.

Tonya Asad, If your C240 is equipped with a factory-installed handsfree phone kit, the phone cradle is located in the armrest between the driver and front passenger seats. If the cradle is not universal, which will enable you to get an adapter to connect your phone to the cradle, you will have to buy a Mercedes bluetooth adapter. The bluetooth adapter will fit into the cradle like a phone. You then follow the directions to synch your phone to the adapter. One drawback to this method is that you can’t charge your phone through the car unless you connect it to a car charger for your phone. Also, as you can see from some of the posts, the features you can use depend upon your phone.

Hope this helps. James I have just bought a 2008 ML350. I also bought the bluetooth puck although there is a couple of really annoying features (or lack of features) Firstly, after you park the car and switch off the ignition the phone remains connected to the car so if you do not go beyond the bluetooth range (ie the distance from your garage and your house). If someone calls you cannot speak with your phone as the car is still connected. Does anyone know whether this is configurable to automatically disconnect when the ignition is switched off? The other problem is the phone system within the car sometimes randomly disconnects from the phone as you are driving along? Chomy Nigel / Anyone, I read you where able to connect your Nokia N 95 to your MB.

I have a Nokia N 95 and a 2007 ML 350. I was able to pair the phone with the COMMAND system, but it will only make and receive calls and display received and dialled numbers. It does not download my contacts from my phone or SIM card.

I read you where able to download your contacts by simply dialling “0000” how do you do this correctly, please provide me a step by step guide. My Nokia N 95 also has a Remote SIM Access Mode, is there anyway this can help me transfer my contacts to the COMMAND system. Anyway you can help will be appreciated.

Thanks Chomy •. Andi Cooper Interesting reading about problems people are having connecting their Blackberry Pearls, I too am having troubles I have a Mercedes E-Class 320, and I have been trying to pair a Blackberry Pearl 8100 through bluetooth with little success and I was hoping someone could tell me where I have been going wrong. I have been following the manual as best I can, so I have the key in the car and the COMAND Console on. I intially do a search on the Blackberry for devices through bluetooth which finds the car, On the Car I then go into the Bluetooth and search for Mobile phones and finds the Blackberry (at this point has the square box next to it without being filled), I press ok on the console and am prompted to enter a passcode, so I enter one.

I am then prompted on the Blackberry to enter the passcode which i do so the car and the phone are paired. The COMAND console then says ‘connected’ as expected, but after a few seconds then says ‘not connected’. The bluetooth on the handset is permenantly turned on. I have tried deleting the car from the Blackberry and vice versa then re pairing the device, with no success.

Could someone please tell me if I have missed something blantant out, or offer me their instructions to pair a phone to the car (as I havent found the instructions to be very helpful, otherwise I would have done this by now!) or perhaps I need a further piece of kit for the connection to remain? Please let me know your thoughts. In advance, thank you for reading and any help or feedback will be greatly recieved.

Kind Regards, Andi •. PW I’m having the same issue as Andi, I have a Blackberry Pearl 8120 and just bought the MB Bluetooth SAP (V2) adapter.

I get as far as entering the 16 digit PIN via COMAND and then it fails to pair. This is so frustrating, I know there are a limited number of SAP compatible phones but I’m not that interested in copying my address book etc. The additional functionality I’m after with the SAP phone is to take advantage of all the pre-wiring e.g. Using the car antenna for better reception, otherwise I’d have chosen the HFP bluetooth adapter. The only workaround I have is take the SIM card out of the phone and put it in the SAP adapter every time I take the car out. If anyone knows how I can pair these devices then please post a solution otherwise its going on eBay.

I had a 2006 factory installed Motorolla hands free systemin my S class. Phone got old fast.

Replaced module with Bluetooth and bought a new Motorolla Krazer. All is well, but I feel by the end of the day, competing with the fan from the A/C etc. That I’m hoarse and exhausted.

I want to buy one of those little buds that seem very clear and easy on the vocal chords. Is there a way to utilize my new bluetooth module, silence the speaker built into the car, and still use my address book,etc. But just not have to shout at my mirror all day long. Thanks in advance for any advice.

Carol Westerman • Pingback: •. Found an answer First, when trying to pair a Blackberry 8310 (or any other bluetooth phone) have the phone find the car, not the other way around.

Set the phone to find the bluetooth device. Once it finds “MB Bluetooth” the phone will require a code – any 4 digit number will suffice. You then need to put the same 4 digit code into the C300 when it request it. Once they pair you are good to go. One my Blackberry 8310 when you pair a new device it request approval to sync each time you turn on the car. To avoid that and have it sync automatically select YES on the approval and select the check box for the question “Don’t ask question again”.

Finally, for the address book – Find the “MB Bluetooth” device in the Manage Connections area of the phone and then find the the menu choice “Transfer Address Book”. You also need to find in the ADDRESS BOOK in the C300 the menu choice of IMPORT VCARDS.

Go back to the Blackberry and select the choice “Transfer Address Book. It will give you a message that says “Waiting for MB Bluetooth”. Once you see that message select the IMPORT VCARDS on the COMAND system in the C300. It will show you a menu of how many contacts were imported For me it imports all my contacts (over 100) from my Blackberry without any issues. Matt I am also having problems connecting a 8100 with my Merc bluetooth system. It worked fine with my 7100 but with the 8100 it connects but then an exeption error appears on the handset and it locks up. The only way I can disconnect them is to go away from the car and remove the battery.

Its very annoying I have tried time and time again to pair them which works, it finds the handset then when I try to look at the phone book it just says processing. PS I also saw that some people have trouble loading the whole phone book, i.e. It sticks at the letter K I had this problem and fixed it on my old 7100. If you have an email mailing group as a contact it will not load anything past it. I had a team group email which I renamed at Z Team so it sits at the end of the address book and hey presto the whole address book loads.

Any address book entry that has more than one member confuses it. Georgios OK, I just bought the Puck/Tail from ebay for 375.00 and I did the install myself in 5 minutes on my 2004 E320.

The funny thing was for the last three years my SA at Mercedes Benz in San Diego would only tell me that it would cost 3000.00 to have a bluetooth phone in my car. We I thought all was lost until I started checking out these forums. If you have a 03, 04 or 05 E Class, or S Class you can get this.

The Part Number from Mercedes Benz is B67875855. This has a plug that fits into the harness under your center arm rest. The Center Arm rest has two torx screws on the bottom and four on the top inside of the console. Once you remove these you can pull up the false bottom and you will see the Harness. Plug the connector to the harness and that is it.

Press the bluetooth button and it will start flashing. Then you can pair it with your Bluetooth phone.

I paired both of my Blackberry’s (7100) and (7250). Now here is the big trick. You need to go to your dealer and have them perform the coding. Almost everyone I have seen in the posts have had nightmares with the Service techs. I called my dealership and said I wanted to make an appointment and they said ok and I explained what I wanted to do. They said bring it in. So, I get to the dealership armed with a stack of paperwork from the different forums.

Remember to tell these specific words. “I need my System updated or Coded to the most current version” Some Techs will look at you and ask why and all you say is “I bought an Genuine Mercedes Benz part and I want my car updated so that it works. With in 10 minutes I had 3 techs and a SA watching all saying that it wont work becuase my car “WASNT PREWIRED”!!!! Opps, in 15 minutes my Tech go the whole system updated and my phone worked great. The sterring wheel controls, keypad everything works great.

The sound quality is excellent and the whole thing connects to the Tele Aid ineterface. The best part was that the Tech didnt charge me anything and said that Mercedes benz is supposed to provide updates to all of their hardware that they sell and customers were NOT EVER to pay for a software update. SO BE ON YOUR GUARD, According to Mercedes Benz if you buy a Genuine Mercedes part than they must update the coding with the Star Computer system. They will connect a cable to your Mercedes and it hooks into the diagnostic and that is it.

I hope this helps those of you who have a 03,04 or 05 E or S class. Jeff Wood For Soph B Class and Guido: The MB SAP Bluetooth module takes over the sim from your phone. On Audio 20 you will not be able to read incoming txts, but they are not lost, they are stored on the phone’s sim as ‘sim messages’ and there will be a process to read them. On a Nokia with Symbian 60, you go to inbox, options, sim messages, and you have to copy them to the inbox (bit you cannot do any of that while the phone is connected to the car, because the car has control of the sim). It is frustrating, because the car tells you you have a message, but you will have to turn off Bluetooth (so it disconnects) then copy and read the sim message, then turn BT back on and wait for the reconnect. I recently borrowed a ML with COMAND (previous to the current facelift – Edition10 era).

On that car, with my BT module installed, I could read and send txts from COMAND. It was enough to have me seriously considering burning 15K updating •. Jeff Wood For Andreas: I am not sure if this applies to your BT module, but assuming you have one of the SAP modules, I think you may be initiating the pairing incorrectly. The pairing is initiated from the car (and the code is provided by the car) as follows: Turn on bluetooth on the phone, and if there is a menu item to enable SAP (or Remote Sim Access, or similar) ensure that is on, and that the phone is visible.

Put the COMAND or Audio system onto ‘Telephone’ menu. Press the mercedes Star button on the SAP cradle (or in the case of the handset version, push the button on the side) for about 5-10 seconds unitl the blue light starts flashing rapidly. The cradle is searching for devices in range. After a while, the audio system screen will look like it is connected – look in the call history (up and down arrows) and you will find your phone there, press the call button to make a call to it, and a 16 digit (8 pairs of 2 digits) will be displayed on the audio system. (Note that on Audio 20 you will not be able to see the first two digits, but in my experience they are always ’11’) Wait for the phone to ask for the pass code, then enter the 16 digits. Now you will hear a rising tone (success), wait until the system pairs again with the phone. Ensure you set the pairing in the phone to ‘trusted’ or ‘automatically pair’.

This works for the V1 Bluetooth SAP module. I have not used V2 but would guess it is similar. Kelly Olson I am considering buying a pre-owned 2006 ML350.

I have had 2 Lexus’ and been spoiled with bluetooth. I have an HTC Touch phone that works perfectly with my currect Lexus GS300.

If I get the 06 ML350 will my phone work with bluetooth? It looks like the vehicle is pre-wired for it. It has the steering wheel buttons and has navigation and the entertainment package. But will my phone work? I am looking to make this purchase this Thursday (5/21/09), unless my phone doesn’t work.

Then I need to find a different SUV to buy. ~kel • Pingback: •. Justin i just bought a 2006 280 slk like 8 months ago, and im just gettin around to playin around with it and tried using the telephone, but when i click the tel on the command center it says phone not installed, and in the manual it reads that if this pops up ” your vehicle is not configured for cellular telephone operation” is this something that is easily fixable? Cause when I bought this car they told me I had this function. This may be a dumb question, but How do I go about getting it configured? Do I have to bring it back to the dealer?

And is this something they would put in at no costs since my car was suppose to come with it? Just curious. I have a 3g phone that has blue tooth capability. Any info would be great. Tom Krolick There is a major functionality defect in the bluetooth module for my 2008 E350 with COMAND.

The Bluetooth module does not turn off with the car, and stays paired with your phone until you actively break the connection by moving out of range or by disabling bluetooth on the phone. Not a big deal? Oh yes it is, unless you park your car 50 feet away from your house it is, I am at home asleep while my phone remains paired to the car. Furthermore, the bluetooth unit re-pairs with the phone without turning on the car – all you have to do is open the door. So after diligently remembering to break the connection, you later send your wife out to get something from the car and boom – your phone is taken over again without you knowing. MB blew this one, and was clueless about what was needed for bluetooth functionality. Bernhard I have a c280 (2006) and would like to install a newly purchased bluetooth cradle adaptor.

The manual says install insert the adaptor into the latches on the pre-installed contact plate located in the center console. Where is the center console, is it the same as the “armrest storage compartment” between the two front seats which contains a telephone compartment? Is the contact plate supposed to be installed in the telephone compartment? I can’t find any such contact plate. Does that have to be installed first? Advise would be much appreciated!! Martin hey all, so glad to be talking to you right now!

I have only this one question, my sister just bought a pre-owned 2003 E320 Mercedes Benz and we were looking at the options available and we noticed the TEL key so i looked it up in the user’s manual and followed the instructions but the problem was that the only the first step worked which is pressing the tel key, lol, so we but nothing happened. We tried so hard to configure the phone which by the way is a nokia E series but still nothing we tried looking for it further in the guide but nothing and finally i looked for it online and again nothing! I hope any of you got an answer for me!

So hoe can i know if the option is available or the keys there on the panel or only available when i buy a separate bluetooth kit? Thanks in advance ~Mart~ •. Car gps It has been more than 1 year since oemcargps is online last year. Thanks for all your supports.

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It seems to me that with today’s technology, all that is required is a patch or download. Nobody has an answer.I was even told by a Bell Asst Manager that MB had not purchased the rights to the Galaxy 3 from Samsung for the B200; I say.BS!!! I will definitely not renew my contract with Bell, and am contemplating going to another car as well when my lease expires.

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