Lexx said:Does anyone have any idea how to insert a pause function into a Bluetooth phone directory entry? For example, a pause before a work extension? I may have missed it in the manual, but I don't think so.
Thanks.
clickaz said:Can you create a phone directory with this vehicle? I do not have the NAV screen. Is it through there?
John
Excellent! You didn't happen to ask them my original question for this thread -- how to insert a PAUSE into an number entry? (doh)clickaz said:Yes, I figured out how to use the phone book feature with the bluetooth... it does not mention it in the Mazda manual.. SO, I have to call Mazda USA, and they put me through to their bluetooth specialist.. very helpful.
Now, that I know... you can have 32 entries, with 4 numbers for each, home/mobile/work/pager
Very handy, very clear, tells you if your phone battery is low, or if you have a poor signal... I like it.
clickaz said:Yes, I figured out how to use the phone book feature with the bluetooth... it does not mention it in the Mazda manual.. SO, I have to call Mazda USA, and they put me through to their bluetooth specialist.. very helpful.
Now, that I know... you can have 32 entries, with 4 numbers for each, home/mobile/work/pager
Very handy, very clear, tells you if your phone battery is low, or if you have a poor signal... I like it.
alinoro said:As anyone figured how to insert a pause in the bluetooth system yet?
I tried various combinations in both the English and French configs but to no avail.
If there was a way to access the quick dial entries saved on the phone itself, then maybe we could get around this limitation but letting the phone handle the pause function...
While that is nice, I would have to stop calling this approach "hands-free" -- if I am going to get the phone out to dial, then I might as well just use it (almost, I know, slightly exagerating to make a point, but I think it is a valid point). Still looking for a real PAUSE suggestion ...l-miwa said:I have the few numbers that I call every day loaded into the CX-9. All the other numbers in my phone are still accessible (including all the ones with pauses). I have to use the contact list in my phone, but as soon as I dial, the call connects through the CX-9's hands free system.
Lexx said:While that is nice, I would have to stop calling this approach "hands-free" -- if I am going to get the phone out to dial, then I might as well just use it (almost, I know, slightly exagerating to make a point, but I think it is a valid point). Still looking for a real PAUSE suggestion ...
l-miwa said:I have the few numbers that I call every day loaded into the CX-9. All the other numbers in my phone are still accessible (including all the ones with pauses). I have to use the contact list in my phone, but as soon as I dial, the call connects through the CX-9's hands free system.
That is a phenomenal suggestion, and I think there is an excellent chance it will help many others here. On my phone, however, I type 'N' to get a pause -- it's a Blackberry (e.g. http://www.blackberrycool.com/2006/02/08/001351 ). Pretty sure I can't "use N" in the CX-9 system :-(((.Whitesnake said:If I may suggest. Find out how you put a pause on your phone, and use that same thing to pause.