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Originally Posted by zenkinz  do you have a working phone that has no problem with parrot? If so, use that sim card and put in your Q to confirm/dismiss your speculation that the US cell network is screwing up the BT connection which I doubt so (but I don't reside in US, so I can't test for you)
another thing, did you have other BT phones lying around when you are trying to establish connection with the Parrot? WM phones can't co-exists with other BT phones like Nokia or SE, for handsfree connectivity. |
Thanks for the reply. There were no other phones around when I installed the parrot. I do not have another phone on hand to try the sim card. You may be correct in that it is not US Cellular. However, it would seem to be the Q or US Cellular as both kits I have tried (parrot and Kenwood) both exhibit the same problem in not auto-connecting after turning the engine off and then back on. The odd thing is the factory stereo's in both my wife's FX35 and my Acura MDX have built in bluetooth and the Q works just fine with them every time. May be more than just a Q or US Cell. issue.