Tooki help Please!
#1
Tooki help Please!
I just had the Tooki professionally installed in my MY08 997TT. Unfortunately I am very disappointed because my T-Mobile DASH phone will not pair with the Tooki at all. I have the latest software on both the phone and the Tooki. I have had Tony of www.NavTv.com call me and walked me through every idea he had but his response was "well I guess your phone is not compatible". This is my company issued phone, so I have no choice unless I purchase a second personal phone.
My questions for you all if you can help:
Does anyone have a T-Mobile DASH, and if so what software (or ?) do you have that I could compare against mine. Does it work well with the Tooki?
What kind of phone do others have that works well with their Tooki (no or few problems - and phone book transfers).
After reading the NavTv forum, it appears there are lots of problems with the Tooki. I am hoping you can provide some positive information and feedback for me. Thank you all.
My questions for you all if you can help:
Does anyone have a T-Mobile DASH, and if so what software (or ?) do you have that I could compare against mine. Does it work well with the Tooki?
What kind of phone do others have that works well with their Tooki (no or few problems - and phone book transfers).
After reading the NavTv forum, it appears there are lots of problems with the Tooki. I am hoping you can provide some positive information and feedback for me. Thank you all.
#3
Greta, did you do both the Parrot update and the Tooki update? Apparently both are required. I spoke with Tony this morning about your issues and I know he's trying to resolve. The big point here is that no device is 100% compatible when it comes to fiber optics, but they are trying to work out the quirks for your phone.
Last edited by Eric (Plug Guy); 05-14-2008 at 10:29 AM.
#5
Greta, did you do both the Parrot update and the Tooki update? Apparently both are required. I spoke with Tony this morning about your issues and I know he's trying to resolve. The big point here is that no device is 100% compatible when it comes to fiber optics, but they are trying to work out the quirks for your phone.
#7
I did a post on the www.navtv.com forum and Tony answered today. He said they work well but I may have to pair it everytime I start the car! They ordered me one at work so I will let you know. Would still love to hear from other users as to their experience.
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#8
I have a blackjack. Works pretty well with TOOKI. It pairs automatically, although the phone numbers don't transfer, nor can they be saved from the "received calls" list.
Another minor annoyance is that the bluetooth connection never really turns off. If you are in range, it will automatically connect, despite the car being locked and off. This becomes problematic when you are still on the phone, in the car, and about to get out.
Another minor annoyance is that the bluetooth connection never really turns off. If you are in range, it will automatically connect, despite the car being locked and off. This becomes problematic when you are still on the phone, in the car, and about to get out.
#9
I have a blackjack. Works pretty well with TOOKI. It pairs automatically, although the phone numbers don't transfer, nor can they be saved from the "received calls" list.
Another minor annoyance is that the bluetooth connection never really turns off. If you are in range, it will automatically connect, despite the car being locked and off. This becomes problematic when you are still on the phone, in the car, and about to get out.
Another minor annoyance is that the bluetooth connection never really turns off. If you are in range, it will automatically connect, despite the car being locked and off. This becomes problematic when you are still on the phone, in the car, and about to get out.
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