dalfruin
November 12, 2006, 10:28 am
Hi, I don't have my car's manual with me so thought I would ask here...
I loaded all of my numbers from my SE K750i phone when I got my car and setup quick dials. Now I have added more numbers to my phone and want to synch the new numbers in addition to those stored in the car.
Can I set it up to automatically sync new numbers in the phone and if not, can I send numbers individually?
I don't want to delete everything and start again if possible.
Also I believe there is a process to disable the voice prompts when you hit the Voice button on the steering wheel - after changing the settings it will just beep and then accept your voice commands rather than talk at you first. Anyone know that process?
Thanks in advance
dalfruin
November 12, 2006, 7:53 pm
[quote name='dalfruin' post='394748' date='Nov 12 2006, 10:28 AM']Hi, I don't have my car's manual with me so thought I would ask here...
I loaded all of my numbers from my SE K750i phone when I got my car and setup quick dials. Now I have added more numbers to my phone and want to synch the new numbers in addition to those stored in the car.
Can I set it up to automatically sync new numbers in the phone and if not, can I send numbers individually?
I don't want to delete everything and start again if possible.
Also I believe there is a process to disable the voice prompts when you hit the Voice button on the steering wheel - after changing the settings it will just beep and then accept your voice commands rather than talk at you first. Anyone know that process?
Thanks in advance[/quote]
First issue I got around - you can send individual contacts from the phone, still haven't figured out if you can get it to sync automatically although I doubt it....
Changing the voice prompt is from a menu on the central display, I think from the menu button then system or setup - either way there is an option with about 3 pages of setup for the satnav etc and hidden in there is an option to disable voice prompts (worded somewhat differently but that's what it does).