Showing posts with label bluetooth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bluetooth. Show all posts

Saturday, May 11, 2013

How to Program the Bluetooth in a 2003 BMW


1. Start your BMW and activate the Bluetooth on your cell phone. When the car is turned on, it is in pairing mode and will look for a cell phone.
2. Select Bluetooth on your phones Bluetooth connections menu. This option may be called Connections and varies with the type of phone you own. Select the option that lets your phone search for Bluetooth devices. Consult your phones owners manual for specific instructions on how to complete this step.
3. Wait for your phone to locate your BMW. When it finds your BMW, you will see BMW followed by five numbers, which are the last five digits of your BMWs VIN number. Select the confirmation option when your phone asks you if you want it to sync with the vehicle.
4. Enter the Passkey number when your phone prompts you. You can find the passkey inside the booklet that includes your owners manual. The passkey is four digits and will be listed after PK, the abbreviation for passkey. You have about 20 seconds to enter the passkey on your phone before the sync process ends. If the sync is successful, you will see Loading Phonebook flashing on your radios display screen. Your phonebooks contacts will load to your radio where you can access them. It could take a few minutes for your contacts to transfer.

Thursday, May 2, 2013

How to Install Bluetooth in a 2005 Mercedes C


1. Verify that your cell phone is Bluetooth compatible by checking the users handbook that came with the phone. If your phone is not Bluetooth capable, it cannot be connected to your Mercedes C-Class.
2. Get into your car with your phone. Push the Phone button on your radio control settings in your Mercedes and select Bluetooth Phones from the displayed list.
3. Navigate through the system as the screens change. First, select Options, then External Authorization. This allows your Mercedes to locate the Bluetooth device for your cell phone. Pairing has now begun.
4. Locate the Bluetooth option on your cell phone and turn the mode from Off to On. Wait while your phone discovers the other Bluetooth devices in range. When the choice MB Bluetooth appears on your phone screen, select it.
5. Click Yes when your phone asks if you want to authorize MB Bluetooth to connect with your cell. Your Mercedes system will then ask you to choose a four- to six-digit numeric code of your choice to input in both your car and your cell phone. Speak the code to your car using the voice-activated process, and input the code into your phone using the numeric keypad. Select the Connect option on your phone once youve confirmed and entered your pass code. Your phone will take a few minutes to connect to your car. If successful, the word Paired will appear on both your cars radio screen and your phones screen.