Z1 and Bluetooth
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Instructor
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: VA
Z1 and Bluetooth
I recently posted a thread telling all of you about my latest weekend warrior project, which was installing a AVIC-Z1 and a Bluetooth adapter, and iPod interface. I received a lot of PM's regarding the Bluetooth adapter, and wanted to let all of you know that:
1.: linking the phone to the headunit and visa versa will enable you to make/receive calles wirelessly.
2.: The headunit automatically connects to your phone once you bring power to your headunit, by either Acc or Cranking the car.
3.: Making and receiving calls is easy, either via voice command (if you have a number stored) or via touch button on your head Unit.
4.: if you have any location stored in your Navigation with the phone number, you can call the location via voice by simply saying (i.e.) "call home".
5.: If you are looking up a business by address, and the Nav. unit has the phone number, you can call them as well.
6.: The music or whatever you have playing at the time will be muted, for you to speak and be heard.
I have not had any issues in the few days I had this sytem active, and love it. I would recommand it to everybody that uses a cell phone. It helps you keep your hands on the wheel, and not fiddling around in your car looking for your phone
1.: linking the phone to the headunit and visa versa will enable you to make/receive calles wirelessly.
2.: The headunit automatically connects to your phone once you bring power to your headunit, by either Acc or Cranking the car.
3.: Making and receiving calls is easy, either via voice command (if you have a number stored) or via touch button on your head Unit.
4.: if you have any location stored in your Navigation with the phone number, you can call the location via voice by simply saying (i.e.) "call home".
5.: If you are looking up a business by address, and the Nav. unit has the phone number, you can call them as well.
6.: The music or whatever you have playing at the time will be muted, for you to speak and be heard.
I have not had any issues in the few days I had this sytem active, and love it. I would recommand it to everybody that uses a cell phone. It helps you keep your hands on the wheel, and not fiddling around in your car looking for your phone
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Joined: Aug 2005
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From: DP(oh you know where) IL
St. Jude Donor '06
awesome. I am loving my bluetooth headset more everyday. I use it strictly in the car since its a little harder to talk on the phone and shift at the same time. Yes I know it can be done, but its way too distracting. I would love to get a Z1 or any of those some day
