the code for pairing is 1111 for both devices.

let us know how you get on!

 

I don't have the command APS, but the passcode it is asking for is not anything predefined I believe. For security reasons, when pairing two BT devices, you have to enter a passcode on each device. You can usually use any passcode, as long as you enter the some one on each device.

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It seams UHI stands for "Universal Handy Interface". From what I understand from this 15 month old article on infosync (http://www.infosyncworld.com/news/n/3247.html), motorola developed a hard-wired UHI connector and COMAND (sic) software to work with generic motorola and nokia phones. I haven't found any references (other than a thread in the ML section of this site's forums) about bluetooth UHI...

I remember reading that the antena of the R171 contains all of the connectors of the car (key/security system, radio, GSM, GPS) except the optionnal garage door opener. I am wondering if, to save the cost of manufacturing multiple antenae, they just have one antena with all connectors (?). I also find weird to have so many buttons for using the phone on all cars (on the steering wheel and console).

All that to say that I am eager to know if you are able to pair your phone with the UHI-SN... Although I doubt you will be able to use the phone hands free without option code 273 (mobile phone equipment : GSM cables, speakers).

 

I have not had the time to try bluetooth yet, but I will tonight.
That said, yesterday I have had the opportunity to plug my 6310i Nokia in the cradle. The first impression is that I am extremely disappointed. The sound quality and speakers are perfect but when browsing through your contacts and selecting one, you have no way to specify which phone number (Home, Office, Cell...) you want to use, it is automatically phoning the default number.
This makes it useless.