Hi Line Mobile phone

scgfull · 5th October 2009, 19:52

Having now got my dension fitted to my hi line system, my old mobile phone dies!

If it's not one thing it's another!

I had a Nokia 6310 that was integrated into the system. I could make calls through the Head unit using the steering controls so was excellent. However those phones and similar are now well and truly past their sell by date. I now have an HTC phone with Bluetooth.

Has anyone been able to convert the integrated wired kit to a Bluetooth system? My simple logical brain says that all that is required is a simple bluetooth receiver with an output geard for a nokia (carkit91?).

Any comments please.

Greeners · 5th October 2009, 20:01

You probably need a CK7W kit which is the bluetooth Nokia kit. Very pleased with mine....

The Cark91 is probably a bit long in the tooth unless you stick with a 6310

scgfull · 6th October 2009, 07:18

Thanks for that David,

Does the CK7W integrate with the Hi line unit then, I thought it just muted the radio and used the speakers.

Greeners · 6th October 2009, 07:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by scgfull

Thanks for that David,

Does the CK7W integrate with the Hi line unit then, I thought it just muted the radio and used the speakers.

Alas no...if you want an integrated system with the HiLine, you need the BMW bluetooth set up, which is circa £200 +

Here's one example...

and there's one on here somewhere as well.

scgfull · 6th October 2009, 09:23

Thanks David,

I had not seen that link before.

I was hoping that as the kit already in the car was integrated into the screen and steering controls etc that it there would be an easy way of mating a bluetooth receiver into that. It seems I am halfway there and don't really want to start again if I can help it!

I will strip the dash down and see exactly what parts are inside and go on from there.

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scgfull Loves to post none Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: resigned - but can't get off Posts: 286 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Hi Line Mobile phone Having now got my dension fitted to my hi line system, my old mobile phone dies! If it's not one thing it's another! I had a Nokia 6310 that was integrated into the system. I could make calls through the Head unit using the steering controls so was excellent. However those phones and similar are now well and truly past their sell by date. I now have an HTC phone with Bluetooth. Has anyone been able to convert the integrated wired kit to a Bluetooth system? My simple logical brain says that all that is required is a simple bluetooth receiver with an output geard for a nokia (carkit91?). Any comments please. __________________ Steve Memeber 4069 Last edited by scgfull; 5th October 2009 at 19:53.. Reason: typo

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6th October 2009, 07:18	#3
scgfull Loves to post none Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: resigned - but can't get off Posts: 286 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks for that David, Does the CK7W integrate with the Hi line unit then, I thought it just muted the radio and used the speakers. __________________ Steve Memeber 4069

6th October 2009, 09:23	#5
scgfull Loves to post none Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: resigned - but can't get off Posts: 286 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks David, I had not seen that link before. I was hoping that as the kit already in the car was integrated into the screen and steering controls etc that it there would be an easy way of mating a bluetooth receiver into that. It seems I am halfway there and don't really want to start again if I can help it! I will strip the dash down and see exactly what parts are inside and go on from there. __________________ Steve Memeber 4069