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Hi,
I have the Nokia 6600 for work, and am going to upgrade my personal
phone to the same model.
Does anyone know of a bluetooth car kit, or one being developed, that
you can easily switch between the two phone as calls come in, then
switch to the other one if you need to take a call on that one later?
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"Paul Robinson" <PaulR@sirlesmutrie.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I have the Nokia 6600 for work, and am going to upgrade my personal
> phone to the same model.
>
> Does anyone know of a bluetooth car kit, or one being developed, that
> you can easily switch between the two phone as calls come in, then
> switch to the other one if you need to take a call on that one later?
>
>
> Cheers
>
> Paul
You can do it with the CARK112 but it's a bit fiddly when driving and may
not really be safe or legal! You have to go into the BT menu of the
currently connected phone, select the connection and press disconnect (sorry
don't have a 6600 so not sure exactly where in the menu this will be). Then
do the same for the other phone and press connect, as I said, not something
you would want to do while negotiating a roundabout! Thankfully I only have
one phone so it leaves my hands free for kebab, beer can, cigarette and the
occasional touch of the steering wheel : )
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Alan B wrote:
> "Paul Robinson" <PaulR@sirlesmutrie.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:yjUKxJNSHtfAFw2P@sirlesmutrie.demon.co.uk...
>> Hi,
>> I have the Nokia 6600 for work, and am going to upgrade my
>> personal phone to the same model.
>>
>> Does anyone know of a bluetooth car kit, or one being developed, that
>> you can easily switch between the two phone as calls come in, then
>> switch to the other one if you need to take a call on that one later?
>>
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>> Paul
>
> You can do it with the CARK112 but it's a bit fiddly when driving and
> may not really be safe or legal! You have to go into the BT menu of
> the currently connected phone, select the connection and press
> disconnect (sorry don't have a 6600 so not sure exactly where in the
> menu this will be). Then do the same for the other phone and press
> connect, as I said, not something you would want to do while
> negotiating a roundabout! Thankfully I only have one phone so it
> leaves my hands free for kebab, beer can, cigarette and the
> occasional touch of the steering wheel : )
>
> HTH
I thought you could pair upto 8 devices to the Nokia BT carkits? Or is that
only some models?
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"Netman ®" <newsgroup@SPAMTRAPsvaw.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Alan B wrote:
> > "Paul Robinson" <PaulR@sirlesmutrie.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
> > news:yjUKxJNSHtfAFw2P@sirlesmutrie.demon.co.uk...
> >> Hi,
> >> I have the Nokia 6600 for work, and am going to upgrade my
> >> personal phone to the same model.
> >>
> >> Does anyone know of a bluetooth car kit, or one being developed, that
> >> you can easily switch between the two phone as calls come in, then
> >> switch to the other one if you need to take a call on that one later?
> >>
> >>
> >> Cheers
> >>
> >> Paul
> >
> > You can do it with the CARK112 but it's a bit fiddly when driving and
> > may not really be safe or legal! You have to go into the BT menu of
> > the currently connected phone, select the connection and press
> > disconnect (sorry don't have a 6600 so not sure exactly where in the
> > menu this will be). Then do the same for the other phone and press
> > connect, as I said, not something you would want to do while
> > negotiating a roundabout! Thankfully I only have one phone so it
> > leaves my hands free for kebab, beer can, cigarette and the
> > occasional touch of the steering wheel : )
> >
> > HTH
>
> I thought you could pair upto 8 devices to the Nokia BT carkits? Or is
that
> only some models?
>
> Steve
> --
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>
>
You can pair up to 8 devices but you can only connect one device to one
other device at a time. To chage devices you need to disconnect from one and
then connect to another.
and by the time you have done this, the caller might have hung up or the
answer phone kicked in.
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