phones you've used that work with factory fit Blue Tooth

atayub · Post by **atayub** » Tue Apr 28, 2009 11:00 am

Hi all,

I know this one has been around in different formats, but my question is a bit more specific. For the people who have this option on the car what phones have you successfuly used with the RSAP funtionality. Any plus or minus points?

DJH255 · Post by **DJH255** » Thu Apr 30, 2009 7:41 pm

Has anyone managed to connect a blackberry - my work phone is a Curve 8310 which refuses to play ball

wigit · Post by **wigit** » Thu Apr 30, 2009 9:07 pm

blackberry's are historically sh#te where bluetooth is concerned, my old company had to switch to parrot bleutooth kits

pat15312 · Post by **pat15312** » Fri May 01, 2009 9:30 am

i know that if you have a blackberry bold 9000 then the phone will have functionality for rSAP (remote sim access protocol).
i have seen on some german website that VW do support this phone.
I think most newer blackberrys have rSAP enabled however not sure about the curve...
i'll let you know how i get on with it when i get the car on the 18th as this will be the first thing i try.

ABN1C · Post by **ABN1C** » Fri May 01, 2009 11:15 am

Sorry to go off the point a bit, but how does the factory fit bluetooth work? Do you get anything on the stereo display, or is it just on the highline display?

atayub · Post by **atayub** » Tue Jun 16, 2009 8:41 pm

you get it on both. On the stereo display you can save five favourite contact numbers and it displays the people that call you, call out etc, On the highline display, you can view text messages, delete them, call back etc, you can view you call log, see who is calling you, answer end calls etc

elidag · Post by **elidag** » Wed Jun 17, 2009 9:36 pm

Hi,
I have used 2 phones on the premium bluetooth kit

1)Nokia 6300(work phone) - worked first time all functions no problems at all
2)Nokia N95 - Worked first time but I had already installed the download application from nokia for my previous carkit which enables the transfer of contact info

This tends to back up info from my dealer who told me that the kit worked fine with Nokia's but struggled with oth makes

atayub · Post by **atayub** » Wed Jun 17, 2009 10:04 pm

Yay the E71 now works, dont ask me how i got it to work, just played around with the nokia pc suite and the mrs' nokia 5800 and it just started to work today!

scirocco007 · Post by **scirocco007** » Thu Jun 18, 2009 10:46 pm

atayub wrote:Yay the E71 now works, dont ask me how i got it to work, just played around with the nokia pc suite and the mrs' nokia 5800 and it just started to work today!

Hey
I own Nokia N96 and i wonder if you could tell me what did you do with the PC suite?? I want it ti work also

youvebinaced · Post by **youvebinaced** » Fri Jun 26, 2009 7:56 pm

Lets hope it works with the iphone!

bianco · Post by **bianco** » Fri Jun 26, 2009 9:26 pm

No, the Premium Bluetooth option does not work with iPhone 3G firmware 3.0

And it is never going to, because the rSAP (remote SIM) standard disables the phone and lets the car uses the phones SIM ID number to access the cellular network. That means that the phone can not access the data network, and is basically shut down. No way Apple is going to accept that, considering that their selling point is the user experience.

youvebinaced · Post by **youvebinaced** » Sun Jun 28, 2009 4:53 pm

WTF that is goin to be unbelievably annoying if that is correct

my mum had her iphone (original) working on her bmw 1 series bluetooth phone system
and has her 3g working on her kenwood system now??

bianco · Post by **bianco** » Sun Jun 28, 2009 7:59 pm

It is important to understand that the Premium Bluetooth has nothing to do with what is commonly known as bluetooth.

Bluetooth as understood by 99% of user:
The carradio act as a wireless headset connected via bluetooth

Premium Bluetooth = rSAP (= remote SIM):
The carradio has its own phone, and takes on the identity of Your phone (actually the SIM ID), leaving your phone disabled for the duration.

Bloke654 · Post by **Bloke654** » Mon Jun 29, 2009 3:24 pm

I have the Nokia N95 so am confident I should be ok.

Considering upgrading to the N97, anyone know if this has rsap as have had no luck finding info on the net.

clickqass · Post by **clickqass** » Mon Sep 14, 2009 10:48 pm

Bloke654 wrote:I have the Nokia N95 so am confident I should be ok.

Considering upgrading to the N97, anyone know if this has rsap as have had no luck finding info on the net.

I had a N97 for a few days. Doesn't work with the VW

elidag · Post by **elidag** » Tue Sep 15, 2009 7:15 am

clickqass wrote:
Bloke654 wrote:I have the Nokia N95 so am confident I should be ok.

Considering upgrading to the N97, anyone know if this has rsap as have had no luck finding info on the net.
I had a N97 for a few days. Doesn't work with the VW

Tried my mates N97 in the car and after we had enabled Rsap on the phone it worked perfectly

clickqass · Post by **clickqass** » Tue Sep 15, 2009 6:17 pm

elidag wrote:
clickqass wrote:
Bloke654 wrote:I have the Nokia N95 so am confident I should be ok.

Considering upgrading to the N97, anyone know if this has rsap as have had no luck finding info on the net.
I had a N97 for a few days. Doesn't work with the VW
Tried my mates N97 in the car and after we had enabled Rsap on the phone it worked perfectly

Crap, i never looked for that option

. Tell me this, if i connect a nokia phone to the car and download the complete address book, can i later on connect a blackberry (or any other supported device) and still use the same address book ? I have a Blackberry Storm and it connects makes n receives call but just won't copy the address book

maddogdave · Post by **maddogdave** » Wed Sep 23, 2009 9:53 am

Just connected my Nokia E51. Phone works and address book uploads to the RCD510 display.
6500c (Classic - non slide) also works.
Did take a while to work out how to get the pairing to work (you need to enter the 16 digits of the passcode not just 4). A manual may have helped, if the dealer supplied one!
Once the phone is paired you can the access the phonebook which will download to the RCD510.
I've left SIM codes on my phone for security, so just need to tap in a 4 digit code (on the touchscreen) when I get in the car and it then connects.
Hope this info helps. Only had the car 24 hours so still working out what all the buttons do!

E71 works as well.

scirocco1974 · Post by **scirocco1974** » Wed Sep 23, 2009 4:53 pm

my n96 works fine just enabled the remote sim access on the phone

Algoz66 · Post by **Algoz66** » Sun Jan 24, 2010 11:45 am

maddogdave wrote:Just connected my Nokia E51. Phone works and address book uploads to the RCD510 display.
6500c (Classic - non slide) also works.
Did take a while to work out how to get the pairing to work (you need to enter the 16 digits of the passcode not just 4). A manual may have helped, if the dealer supplied one!
Once the phone is paired you can the access the phonebook which will download to the RCD510.
I've left SIM codes on my phone for security, so just need to tap in a 4 digit code (on the touchscreen) when I get in the car and it then connects.
Hope this info helps. Only had the car 24 hours so still working out what all the buttons do!

My manual (for the phone) says you have to enter 16 digit code in order to remote access the SIM on my Nokia E71. However, my VW manual only talks about entering 4 digit passcode of 0000. So which is it? Do you have to do both 0000 and then make up your own 16 digit one? Thanks for any help from somone who has got it sorted.

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