Connecting Treo 650

We have two Sprint Treo 650s and they work great with CarMyne. The Treo pairs using the same Prius menus as other cell phone. Originally there was a problem with having to make a call during the pairing operation to get it to work but that has been fixed by Palm updates. If you have updated your Treo or have a fairly new one, it should not be a problem. The following site has some detailed pairing instructions that might help but they are not specific to the Treo.
John's Webpage
There are also several old post about pairing a Treo so suggest you search for those if you continue to have problems...

 

the new 1.20 ENA update is much better with bluetooth.

Its only out for GSM models so far though

 

If you have the Verizon Treo 650, it is a bit problematic to set up. But it will work. You have to go throught the regular process, enter the password, then place call.

You will not get the signal strength on the upper right hand display of the screen, but that is no biggie.

It is another great feature of this car, good luck!

 

Let's see if I can remember:

On the Prius:

In the phone menu, press the "add a phone" button. The screen will say it is searching and give a passcode of 1212

On the Treo:

Bluetooth menu
Press the"setup devices" button
"Handsfree setup" button
"next" button
You will then be on the discovery results page
After a few seconds it should list "Bluetooth" something as a device
Select it and press "ok"
It will then ask you to enter the passcode, enter it
At this point you are done.

Press cancel on the Prius.

Place a call on the Treo and the car should pick up the call after a few seconds.

Good luck!

 

Use whatever password your PRIUS says on the screen, not any passcodes from the phone.

 

Check your private message box. I sent you my email. Maybe we can both sit in our cars and figure this out.

 

I had a similar problem with my Verizon 650. I was totally frustrated with it UNTIL I learned I had to make a call from the phone to "activate the pairing."

dbermanmd:
NEXT question: once you get the car paired with the phone and have a connection established, have someone else call you. See if your car/phone drops the first call and takes the second. No warning. The first call is just gone. :blink:

I have this problem. It might be a problem with bluetooth. Or it might be the car. Has anyone else had this problem?

 

This is the call waiting problem. If you dial *70 before making an important call you disable call waiting for that call and any incoming calls will go to voice mail. No good solution if the first call is an incoming call. Searching on call waiting will bring up several posts on the subject.