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Originally Posted by JJF
I just did the same thing with my Motorola Razor V3 phone (updated the complete contacts list) and experienced the same problem. I just turned the phone "off" and then "on" (while in the car) and the phone book loaded perfectly. Try that first. I don't remember if I turned the car off/on, too. I read a thread on this board where someone had a similar experience and just did that.
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Thanks JJF - I did try rebooting the phone, and also restarting the X5, but not at the same time... maybe I'll try that first.
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Originally Posted by UCrewX5
I'm not aware of a way to "unpair" a phone on the 2005 Motorola ULF (other than pairing 4 other phones so that the first one cycles off the list).
If you ask me, the V710 is just completely flakey, and while it works in some cases it still isn't completely stable due to Verizon's forcing Motorola to disable some key BT components. So far it seems that the e815 is much more stable.
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I think you can just delete the X5 as a paired 'device' form the phone's bluetooth menu... I've had the v710 for over a year now, and I've actually been pretty happy with it. I know that it's bluetooth feature set is somewhat limited, but I'm just happy Verizon finally put out a phone that has it at all!