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Old 03-26-2009, 04:56 PM
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Originally Posted by RichardP1
You need :

The NavCoder program NavCoder Website

A Resler iBus interface IBUS Interface for BMW cars

A PC that you can connect to the Resler iBus interface, if your laptop does not have a serial port (9 pin D) then get the USB version of the interface.

You'll need to register NavCoder for any of the BlueTooth options.

Connect the Resler interface to the car, usually the easiest place is the CD Changer 3 pin connector, and PC.

Run NavCoder, select 'Code' then 'Telephone' then select 'BT Pairing'.

great - thank you for the info!!!

i started to look into the problem today again and took a picture of wiring in the armrest:

DSC02141.JPG - Windows Live

I think I am have a cut o loose wire some where because on the charging terminals of the blackberry 8100 the voltage is 0 V.
that plus the fact that pairing button does not work, make me think that there is a hardware problem.

i really want to use the cradle, but do not where to start from when checking wires. if anyone have any experience on this please share it here.
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