I count $328 as 'expensive' compared to coding VR on the Bluetooth ULF which is free if you already have NavCoder and a Resler interface.

My two cents: it aint worth adding. I have it and can say in all honesty that unfortunately it is pretty useless. It doesnt reconize my voice at all. I say "CD" it takes me to the phone book. I say anything else, it errors and says "system off." Too bad too. Could be a very good tool.

Hello

I have a TCU with part no 84 10 6963758 in my euro 2006 BMW X3 2.0d
This is working great, but i have no voice recognition.

Anyone know if this is possible to enable through NavCoder?
Or is it best to replace the part with a ULF, or add a SES module?

Regards,
Bjarte

What are the available commands?

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My Razr was dying so I NE2'd and got an LG EnV3, which is on BMW's list of approved BT phones. Well the phone pairs up ok (13th GEN BT), but the phonebook won't upload (apparently an LG issue). So I decided to use the built-in voice command phonebook. All went well until I entered my friend's name (Dana). Now every time I try to enter a new name, it beeps and says "Dana" and then "This name is already saved." It does not matter what I say, it still thinks I'm saying Dana. So I have a new phone but no way to dial from the phone's contacts and no way to enter more names in the voice activated phonebook. Frustrating.

A side peeve to this is the lack of BT standardization. There's no good reason why BT shouldn't be standardized so all BT phones work with all BT hands-free systems. Can you imagine the headache if all devices had their own individualized TCP/IP protocol?

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Hi
O.K. I'm a bit of a newbie.
From what I read, I should have Voice Recognition but it doesn't work.

2005 X5 3.0d
I have ULF mit SES p/n 84-21 6-955522-04

When I press the steering wheel button it simply redials the last number. No VR.

Am I right in assuming that this feature simply needs to be coded, and that I can do this with the Resler interface and some coding software?

If I get this voice recognition coded and working, does it work just with the bluetooth or will it provide VR for the nav as well?

thanks in advance - Toadhall1248 Tasmania - Australia

You need to press and HOLD the 'talky man' button - if VR is active, then you will hear a beep. If not, you don't have the option coded (read bought and paid for) for your car.

I had the same issue with my X3, and the dealer couldn't (wouldn't) recode for the correct SA to activate it. So by buying the Resler i/f and Navcoder I did it myself. Navcoder also has lots of other benefits too, and is well worth paying for

Hey Guys, I just installed an SES module. Sometimes I have competing voices, both the man's and woman's voice especially during navigation commands. Anyone know how to get rid of that? Thanks.

I didn't pay anywhere near that price. $250.00 new I believe. And I installed it myself. It took more time to find the cable than it did to install it.
Edit: I looked it up... Turns out it was $414.00 total.

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