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  1. What Verizon Razr model do you have? I am going to trade mine in and want to make sure I get one that is compatible.

    THanks

    OK, bought the Verizon Razr for the bluetooth feature, and used an old AT&T phone to upload the address book (thanks for the advice!! It worked great). The problem is that there are times I want to talk privately on the phone without the whole car listening. How do I selectively place a call or answer a call just using the handset without the whole car (kids, dog, etc) listening in??

  2. Where did you get the sirius lexus OEM system? Is the Starmate Replay part of this? Sorry if these are stupid questions:)

    I had the Sportster for couple of weeks and decided to go with the Lexus OEM Sirius system. I mounted the Sportster right next to the suspension setting control and it just made my car seem cluttered. Plus the music through FM was not impressive at all. The Lexus Sirius module sounds so much better. I do have to make a comment about the docking station. After 3 weeks of use(2 weeks in Lexus and 1 week in the Benz), connection between the Sportster and docking station became loose. Couple of minutes after I insert the Sportster it would lose antenna connection and I would have to press down on the Sportster to get antenna signal. But it would come loose again. This all happened when the Sportster is in lock position. Luckily I bought the Sportster from Crutchfield and I returned it and I now have the Startmate Replay for couple of weeks now. No problem at all plus it is smaller and more compact.

    John

  3. Has anyone installed or figured out a good place to put a sirius sportster system in the GX? I like the idea of being able to take it from car to car (my husband has one) but dont know where to put it in the car or how to put it in so it doesnt look chincy. Also cant figure out how the antanna would work?

  4. SO, Lexus installed this? Just curious what that cost you and I wonder if an car stereo installation place could do it cheaper. Also, someone mentioned somewhere else on the site that they used the toyota LC sirius kit. I wonder if they are the same?

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    quote name=JohnAMG' date='Dec 30 2005, 10:47 PM' post='172270]

    This is what the NAV SAT screen looks like after installation. I used the ES330 fit kit and Sirius module. I didn't use the windshield mount antenna that came with the kit. I use the Sirius aftermarket antenna for the roof mount.

    John

    post-20478-1136000779_thumb.jpg

  5. Who installs this kit?

    Buy the ES330 SIRIUS Reciever and ES330 Sirius Fit Kit (check them out on lexus-parts.com under ES330) they install into the factory harness and are controlled from the Nav SYstem after pressing the AM button twice (like in LX). Its a simple installation.

  6. I know, verizons a little behind, but I havent heard good things about cingular as far as service. I keep saying I will switch, but I dont want to go from a carrier where I have service almost ALL of the time to one where I cant get service at all.

    Now I just have to wait for the RAZR phone to go down in price:)

    Thanks

    Wow, Verizon finally got the Razr V3? Cingular has had it for a year now.

    And at least it can transfer one phone number at a time to my 06 GX.

  7. Now I just have to wait for the RAZR phone to go down in price:)

    Thanks

    I have been saying this for some time now, phonebook transfer is disabled in Verizon Motorola phones.  It is even stated on the Verizon website.  I would love to see someone hack the software to enable the OBEX but I am not holding my breath for it.  This is the reason I got a cheap Sony GSM phone from Ebay for phonebook transfer.  My Verizon Motorola E815 works very well with the GX470 and no complaint except the phonebook thing.

    John

  8. So that means there is NO way to transfer the phone book,not even one # at a time? Any way around this???

    The new Motorola V3c RAZR for Verizon appears to NOT have Object Push

    for phonebook transfer.  It pairs fine with the car but will not transfer the phonebook.

    Official Verizon V3c Release Info

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    The info was officially released to employees late this afternoon (EST at least):

    Release dates:

    Online Promotion: December 7th

    Official in-store release: December 12th

    Pricing BEFORE $100 MAIL-IN REBATE:

    2yr: $299.99

    1yr: $349.99

    Full Retail: $419.99

    http://www.howardforums.com/showthread.php?t=783755

  9. The people at LetsTalk.com say that it not compatible. Who knows. I guess I will probably go with a verizon phone that someone actually has used with the GX. At least I know that will definitely work.

    Any other input is greatly appreciated.

    Do you actually have this phone and has the phone book transferred to your Lexus??

    Most bluetooth phones have the phone book transfer but that doesnt mean its compatible and will transfer to the gx470. If you do have this phone, I am curious how the phone book transfer works?

    Thanks

    The new Nokia 6256i for Verizon has the file transfer capabilities you need for phone book transfer.  It is only available at electronics retailers like Best Buy and Radio Shack.

    http://www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=515

    It was just released. Enter your ZIP code on the Radio Shack website to see if it is in your area yet. It is the only Verizon phone to have all of the Bluetooth profiles on it that are required for phonebook transfer. Also the phone forums are posting that file transfer actually works on this phone.

    Here is the Verizon owners manual, which shows the Object Push and Generic Object Exchange profiles beginning on page 94:

    http://nds2.nokia.com/files/support/nam/ph...6256i_US_en.PDF

  10. Do you actually have this phone and has the phone book transferred to your Lexus??

    Most bluetooth phones have the phone book transfer but that doesnt mean its compatible and will transfer to the gx470. If you do have this phone, I am curious how the phone book transfer works?

    Thanks

    The new Nokia 6256i for Verizon has the file transfer capabilities you need for phone book transfer. It is only available at electronics retailers like Best Buy and Radio Shack.

    http://www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=515

  11. Do you just dial the # on the keypad on the car (Is there one??) and then just talk hands free?? Does the car have to be in park to dial a #?

    Jen

    I also have Verizon wuith a Motorola E815. I really don't care if the car has my address book. I get in the car, the system recognizes my phone and I can make hands free calls. Why do you need the phone book in the car? I did install a phone "cup" (for power) and an extra antenna.

  12. Thanks for your patience John!! This is pretty much greek to me.

    Once the phonebook is downloaded using your other phone and you change back to your motorola, can you still have up to 16 #s in the 1 touch dial? Isnt that the only way you can dial when the car is in motion??

    We have Verizon right now and I could switch to Cingular and just pay the early cancellation fee. It seems A LOT easier:) But if I can figure this out I guess its worth it.

    THanks again,

    Jen

    SO, once you input the #s into the sony phone and download it into the car, can you make a call completely hands free from your verizon phone (the motorola E 815)??

    AND with the sim card, do you only need to use it once or is it the link thats necessary to make your bluetooth phone compatible? Sorry for all of these possibly "dumb" questions:)

    Once I download the phonebook from the Sony phone, I choose my Moto E815 phone as default phone in the setting page and now I use my Moto handsfree. Remember when I download the phonebook I use the Sony phone as the default phone but switch to the Moto E815 once the phonebook is loaded. Once the car is in motion on the "1 touch dial" is available and not the phonebook. When the phonebook is downloaded you can choose up to 16 numbers for the "1 touch dial" function. I only wish the Lexus has the voice recognition dialing in my Mercedes. I guess you can't have it all.

    Regarding the sim-card. Without it the phone is inoperable. In fact it wouldn't

    even allow the phone to boot up. My advice is to get a cheap Sony GSM phone from Ebay and use it for download purpose.

    John

  13. SO, once you input the #s into the sony phone and download it into the car, can you make a call completely hands free from your verizon phone (the motorola E 815)??

    AND with the sim card, do you only need to use it once or is it the link thats necessary to make your bluetooth phone compatible? Sorry for all of these possibly "dumb" questions:)

  14. Thanks for the info on the verizon and bluetooth. SOrry to ask a silly question, but can you describe to me how getting the other phone and the sim card makes it compatible?

    What is a sim card and is this whole process difficult and/ or costly? Would it be cheaper to cancel my verizon and just go with cingular?

    THanks

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