Stereo/Phone/SatNav : - 57 V50 In-built phone kit

Andy Otherone · Aug 22nd, 2012, 11:53

Forgive me if this has been done in the past but I have googled myself to death and found no answers; so here's my predicament:

I have a V50 with the premium sound + Aux and the built in phone kit. The phone kit works as it should but as it stands, I have to use one sim for the car and one for my iPhone which has tomotom and my MP3s on running through the Aux. This is somewhat of a compromise as I have to divert calls from the phone to the car and un-divert when I get out. Also, when in the car, I can't make outgoing calls using my business number. To add to the mix, these phone kits only operate on 2g, Orange are the only providers that offer a dual-sim service (2 sims on one number) but their signal is atrocious where I live so I am stuck with Vodafone.

What I would like, is to continue to use the phone as the media device but have the calls route through the stereo unit using the existing wiring and steering wheel controls rather than having to divert as mentioned above. Deos this make sense? Are you still with me??

ANY suggestions whatsoever will be appreciated.

TIA

Andy

Andy Otherone · Aug 28th, 2012, 14:20

60 views and no comments?

Shame.

Aug 22nd, 2012, 11:53	#1
Andy Otherone New Member Last Online: Aug 28th, 2012 14:34 Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Everywhere	57 V50 In-built phone kit Forgive me if this has been done in the past but I have googled myself to death and found no answers; so here's my predicament: I have a V50 with the premium sound + Aux and the built in phone kit. The phone kit works as it should but as it stands, I have to use one sim for the car and one for my iPhone which has tomotom and my MP3s on running through the Aux. This is somewhat of a compromise as I have to divert calls from the phone to the car and un-divert when I get out. Also, when in the car, I can't make outgoing calls using my business number. To add to the mix, these phone kits only operate on 2g, Orange are the only providers that offer a dual-sim service (2 sims on one number) but their signal is atrocious where I live so I am stuck with Vodafone. What I would like, is to continue to use the phone as the media device but have the calls route through the stereo unit using the existing wiring and steering wheel controls rather than having to divert as mentioned above. Deos this make sense? Are you still with me?? ANY suggestions whatsoever will be appreciated. TIA Andy

Aug 28th, 2012, 14:20	#2
Andy Otherone New Member Last Online: Aug 28th, 2012 14:34 Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Everywhere	60 views and no comments? Shame. Last edited by Andy Otherone; Aug 28th, 2012 at 14:20. Reason: Typo

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