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02-23-2007, 09:51 AM
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BMW Assist in cars made after 9/05, what gives?
Can someone tell me what happened in 9/2005 on BMW X5's with Assist that makes them so much more compatible with bluetooth phones (just by looking at the BMW NA website)?
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02-23-2007, 10:22 AM
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I don't understand the whole bluetooth concept. You would think that its a standard protocol that should work with all Bluetooth devices.
I think the makers of Bluetooth are at fault?
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02-23-2007, 10:44 AM
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Tell me about it. It appears that there are two versions of what is available for the X5. One is the ULF module, which is now at version 11 I believe, and the other is the TCU/Assist module, which also has gone through numerous revisions. As far as I know, the most recent TCU/Assist module is P/N 84 10 9 115 729 from 10/2006. If anyone has more up to date information than this please let me know. What I am still confused about is what happened in 9/2005. According to everything I have been able to find, no new TCU/Assist module was introduced at that time so why are more phones suddenly compatible? For obvious reasons I'd like to get those part(s).
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03-01-2007, 11:00 PM
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From memory, if I recall they added support for more phones and fixed an annoying bug on the TCU whereby it would always default to the telephone sub-menu on the board monitor when you first turned the ignition over. I think the 84 10 6 963 798 unit came in around 9.2005
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