How do i connect a bluetooth adaptor to the amp

You need an adapter that connects to your car radio and allows USB and Bluetooth connection! Go to local car audio specialist!

Hi,

Bluetooth compatability is available on Merc vehicles which were originally wired with factory handset (Motorola), iPod adaptor cable & wireless Multi-Handset Interface (MHI). Models from 2007 onwards also had an updated interface.

If your vehicle has the MHI, then it would be a simple case of activating the the MHI device to search for your iphone device.

If you are unsure if you have the MHI adaptor, then contact your local Mercedes Parts Dept. for further advice.

Cheers,

This model does have wireless. I had a similar problem a little while ago, I plugged the unit in to a wired connection, and on it's own, disabled the wireless adapter.
Go to start--> control panel--system-->hardware-->device manager

look under the "network adapters", there should be a wireless adapter or 802g something something, right click on this item and click "enable".

You should then be able to browse for wireless networks now.

Hullo Tillgustaf
I understand you need an A2PD compliant bluetooth adaptor. I’ve just installed one on my PC at work, asked Windows to look for updated drivers on the internet and it has installed correctly.
You can get an A2PD adaptor from Amazon for £1.50 here
Best wishes,
Phil

You'll need a USB Type-B cord or a MS Duo Adaptor to transfer files between PC>>>PSP... PSP>>>PC!

Well for the PSP GOs, they have Bluetooth, so they can transfer & receive files from other devices with bluetooth, Eg Phones, PCs, PSP Gos... etc!

There should be a folder called MUSIC in the root of your MS, or/& in the PSP folder of your PSP, if not create one. Capital letters: MUSIC
Doesn't matter which MUSIC folder you put music in, root of MS..or..in the PSP folder.

If you're using USB cord, then connect it to your PC & your PSP. Then go to Settings > USB connection. Should automatically pop up, if not, find it in 'My Computer. ( I dunno what it's called on Macs). Simply drag & drop music into the MUSIC folder.
If you're using a MS Duo Adaptor, then insert your PSP's MS into the Adaptor, then insert the adaptor to your PC. Should automatically pop up, if not, read the above!

There're other ways... but lets not go to that atm.....

Disconnect ur Vodafone bluetooth card & connect it back

connect your bluetooth adaptor to your computer and let the computer install the necessary drivers for it. when it is successfully installed, you will then be able to use the bluetooth adaptor to browse through a bluetooth network your LG phone when you set your phone's bluetooth visibility to ON

take another USB bluetooth adaptor. I have the same problem and purchased Edimax EB-DGC1 USB bluetooth. Heoptain another protocol of conection and it is easy to conect.

The Bluetooth adapter should be able to be used with Win XP's own drivers, try uninstalling the drivers that you got with the adapter and dis connect it. Re-connect your adapter back in and right click on an item you want to send via bluetooth and it will say 'send to bluetooth device'. Please note this will only work with Win XP SP2 not SP1

I don't have a PDA, but I'm working much with Bluetooth in my Toshiba Notebook. So I found a interesting link from Toshiba about Bluetooth. Perhaps it helps you! http://aps.toshiba-tro.de/bluetooth/