Hello All,

I would like to collect some feedbacks and opinions on this subject before I contact my dealer. Any input is appreciated!

I got a Nokia 6100 fitted to my car last week. I'm using the standard PTI feature with the craddle under the lid between the front seats (above the cool box). Everything works fine and I can access both the call register and the phone book from the mobile phone or more precisely from the SIM card.

I noticed that the phone stays on when the car is shut off. This is cumbersome because when I'm not in the car, I want to receive my calls on my Blackberry and therefore the Nokia in the car has to be logged off from the network/powered off. Of course, I could manually switch the phone off but I would like this to happen automatically.

How is your (cable) integration working using the standard LR PTI system? Is your phone powered off or does it remain on when you shut down the car?

Thanks

PS: Not sure if Blackberry bashing is helpful here ....  Me transmitte sursum, caledoni!

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The phone does stay on unless you manually switch it off - you can use the on/off button on the dash! (I think) 2005 Zambezi TDV6 - Gone but not forgotten
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What I do is that all calls come to my Blackberry, if that is not answered calls are diverted to my phone in the car, if they arn't answered the calls are then diverted to the Blacberry's voicemail! Works for me! 2005 Zambezi TDV6 - Gone but not forgotten
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Thanks VA!

Yes, I can switch it off on the dash but would prefer not doing that.

Blackberry and Nokia have the same phone numbers (dual SIM cards). Therefore only one can be active in the nw at the time. That's why I would like the phone in the car to be shut off when I don't drive.

I might revert to your solution I there is no other option. This would mean that I have to get a 2nd mobile phone number.... not really nice, though.  Me transmitte sursum, caledoni!

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TdV6 HSE Zermatt silver, Ebony/Rhodium interior, PTI, Cooler, Tasmods... just nice

That's interesting because my service provider told me that the Blackberry & another normal phone could not share numbers because of the email feature! They might be talking rubbish though and if so I want the system you have. 2005 Zambezi TDV6 - Gone but not forgotten
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Very Annoyed wrote:

That's interesting because my service provider told me that the Blackberry & another normal phone could not share numbers because of the email feature! They might be talking rubbish though and if so I want the system you have.