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ccfj1 · #3 05-08-2009, 10:39 AM

hkambo, Try repairing first.

Press and hold the shouting man button (console) for 3 seconds, turn ignition (stage 1 radio crt) and wait another 3 seconds (not 10) then release, the ULF should jump to pairing model, then pair as normal.

If not working delete all and start again.

Press and hold the shouting man button (console) for 3 seconds, turn ignition (stage 1 radio crt) release the re-press and hold 10 seconds (to delete all entries) the ULF should beep and say "all phones deleted" (or similar), now start again.

Pair the phone like so;

Turn Bluetooth on the phone and set to show to all,
Press and hold the Pair button (centre console)
Turn on ignition to stage 1 (radio crt)
Wait 3 seconds,
Release pair button,
ULF should beep,
The display should say "pairing"
Turn on search for bt devices on the phone, it should now find the ULF "BMWJUXXXXX"
Insert the ULF code (on the phone)
Accept (on phone)

Runstra, It depends on the ULF you have and the version of OS on the phone, update the phones OS and try again (as above).

If using a symbian phone, follow the info below at this point..

You should hear a beep to confirm pairing,
Turn off ignition to save pair on ULF

For symbian phones. (it works with my n95)

First, go into pairing mode on the car, and use the N95 to find the car. Enter your pin number so the phone is paired. Don't exit pairing mode on the BMW yet.

Now on the N95 go to contacts. Select about 10-15 contacts (hold down the pen key and scroll down). Then go to options -> send business card -> via bluetooth. Select the BMW from the list of bluetooth devices and it'll send them across. Repeat for the rest of your contact list.

You may end up with a few duplicates in your BMW phonebook depending on whether your original contacts had multiple phone numbers or not. But it definitely works and displays incoming call name properly etc.

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