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- 02-01-2004, 12:53 AM #1Dave HauGuest
I bought my Timeport 270c brand new from a Verizon vendor last April and
have only been using my Timeport 270c for about 9 months when it developed
this problem where the phone would suddenly blank out totally. This is
usually when I press a key to receive an incoming call. So it's really
annoying. The only way I've found to fix the problem is to power cycle the
phone by removing the battery then putting it back.
My firmware version is 2101.03.28.05 if that matters.
Has anyone else run into this? Is there any easy fix other than to send it
back for repair?
Thanks,
Dave
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- 02-01-2004, 08:57 AM #2dirty rat 753Guest
Re: 270c problem: intermittent blank-out until power cycle
You found a dealer to sell you a new 270c 9 months ago? got any more?
I know Express Exchange has a supply of 270c's. Why are you messing with it
at all?
"Dave Hau" <nospam_davehau_nospam_123@nospam_netscape.net> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I bought my Timeport 270c brand new from a Verizon vendor last April and
> have only been using my Timeport 270c for about 9 months when it developed
> this problem where the phone would suddenly blank out totally. This is
> usually when I press a key to receive an incoming call. So it's really
> annoying. The only way I've found to fix the problem is to power cycle
the
> phone by removing the battery then putting it back.
>
> My firmware version is 2101.03.28.05 if that matters.
>
> Has anyone else run into this? Is there any easy fix other than to send
it
> back for repair?
>
> Thanks,
> Dave
>
>
- 02-01-2004, 08:57 AM #3dirty rat 753Guest
Re: 270c problem: intermittent blank-out until power cycle
You found a dealer to sell you a new 270c 9 months ago? got any more?
I know Express Exchange has a supply of 270c's. Why are you messing with it
at all?
"Dave Hau" <nospam_davehau_nospam_123@nospam_netscape.net> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I bought my Timeport 270c brand new from a Verizon vendor last April and
> have only been using my Timeport 270c for about 9 months when it developed
> this problem where the phone would suddenly blank out totally. This is
> usually when I press a key to receive an incoming call. So it's really
> annoying. The only way I've found to fix the problem is to power cycle
the
> phone by removing the battery then putting it back.
>
> My firmware version is 2101.03.28.05 if that matters.
>
> Has anyone else run into this? Is there any easy fix other than to send
it
> back for repair?
>
> Thanks,
> Dave
>
>
- 02-01-2004, 02:01 PM #4Dave HauGuest
Re: 270c problem: intermittent blank-out until power cycle
Yeah I saw it at a Verizon kiosk in a local shopping mall here in the SF Bay
Area 9 months ago. Signed up for the $39.99 America's Choice with a 2-year
term, and got the phone for $59.99. I didn't sign up for "Total Equipment
Coverage" or "Wireless Phone Protection" though. Is that what you were
referring to by "Express Exchange"? So I probably have to rely on the
manufacturer's one-year warranty.
This problem may have started since I began using the keypad-lock feature.
But I'm not sure. I'll try not to use that feature in the next week and see
if the problem goes away.
- Dave
"dirty rat 753" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> You found a dealer to sell you a new 270c 9 months ago? got any more?
>
> I know Express Exchange has a supply of 270c's. Why are you messing with
it
> at all?
>
> "Dave Hau" <nospam_davehau_nospam_123@nospam_netscape.net> wrote in
message
> news:[email protected]...
> > I bought my Timeport 270c brand new from a Verizon vendor last April and
> > have only been using my Timeport 270c for about 9 months when it
developed
> > this problem where the phone would suddenly blank out totally. This is
> > usually when I press a key to receive an incoming call. So it's really
> > annoying. The only way I've found to fix the problem is to power cycle
> the
> > phone by removing the battery then putting it back.
> >
> > My firmware version is 2101.03.28.05 if that matters.
> >
> > Has anyone else run into this? Is there any easy fix other than to send
> it
> > back for repair?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Dave
> >
> >
>
>
- 02-01-2004, 02:01 PM #5Dave HauGuest
Re: 270c problem: intermittent blank-out until power cycle
Yeah I saw it at a Verizon kiosk in a local shopping mall here in the SF Bay
Area 9 months ago. Signed up for the $39.99 America's Choice with a 2-year
term, and got the phone for $59.99. I didn't sign up for "Total Equipment
Coverage" or "Wireless Phone Protection" though. Is that what you were
referring to by "Express Exchange"? So I probably have to rely on the
manufacturer's one-year warranty.
This problem may have started since I began using the keypad-lock feature.
But I'm not sure. I'll try not to use that feature in the next week and see
if the problem goes away.
- Dave
"dirty rat 753" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> You found a dealer to sell you a new 270c 9 months ago? got any more?
>
> I know Express Exchange has a supply of 270c's. Why are you messing with
it
> at all?
>
> "Dave Hau" <nospam_davehau_nospam_123@nospam_netscape.net> wrote in
message
> news:[email protected]...
> > I bought my Timeport 270c brand new from a Verizon vendor last April and
> > have only been using my Timeport 270c for about 9 months when it
developed
> > this problem where the phone would suddenly blank out totally. This is
> > usually when I press a key to receive an incoming call. So it's really
> > annoying. The only way I've found to fix the problem is to power cycle
> the
> > phone by removing the battery then putting it back.
> >
> > My firmware version is 2101.03.28.05 if that matters.
> >
> > Has anyone else run into this? Is there any easy fix other than to send
> it
> > back for repair?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Dave
> >
> >
>
>
- 02-01-2004, 04:37 PM #6dirty rat 753Guest
Re: 270c problem: intermittent blank-out until power cycle
The phone has a warranty, but you need a replacement till it's fixed.
Ah, ask cs to add TEC, talk a few days and report the problem. I mean you
have a 1 year guarantee, it's not like to getting something for nothing.
I'd keep a spare Nokia 3285 or 5185. or a spare 270c off ebay
"Dave Hau" <nospam_davehau_nospam_123@nospam_netscape.net> wrote in message
news[email protected]...
> Yeah I saw it at a Verizon kiosk in a local shopping mall here in the SF
Bay
> Area 9 months ago. Signed up for the $39.99 America's Choice with a
2-year
> term, and got the phone for $59.99. I didn't sign up for "Total Equipment
> Coverage" or "Wireless Phone Protection" though. Is that what you were
> referring to by "Express Exchange"? So I probably have to rely on the
> manufacturer's one-year warranty.
>
> This problem may have started since I began using the keypad-lock feature.
> But I'm not sure. I'll try not to use that feature in the next week and
see
> if the problem goes away.
>
> - Dave
>
>
>
> "dirty rat 753" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > You found a dealer to sell you a new 270c 9 months ago? got any more?
> >
> > I know Express Exchange has a supply of 270c's. Why are you messing
with
> it
> > at all?
> >
> > "Dave Hau" <nospam_davehau_nospam_123@nospam_netscape.net> wrote in
> message
> > news:[email protected]...
> > > I bought my Timeport 270c brand new from a Verizon vendor last April
and
> > > have only been using my Timeport 270c for about 9 months when it
> developed
> > > this problem where the phone would suddenly blank out totally. This
is
> > > usually when I press a key to receive an incoming call. So it's
really
> > > annoying. The only way I've found to fix the problem is to power
cycle
> > the
> > > phone by removing the battery then putting it back.
> > >
> > > My firmware version is 2101.03.28.05 if that matters.
> > >
> > > Has anyone else run into this? Is there any easy fix other than to
send
> > it
> > > back for repair?
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > > Dave
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>
>
- 02-01-2004, 04:37 PM #7dirty rat 753Guest
Re: 270c problem: intermittent blank-out until power cycle
The phone has a warranty, but you need a replacement till it's fixed.
Ah, ask cs to add TEC, talk a few days and report the problem. I mean you
have a 1 year guarantee, it's not like to getting something for nothing.
I'd keep a spare Nokia 3285 or 5185. or a spare 270c off ebay
"Dave Hau" <nospam_davehau_nospam_123@nospam_netscape.net> wrote in message
news[email protected]...
> Yeah I saw it at a Verizon kiosk in a local shopping mall here in the SF
Bay
> Area 9 months ago. Signed up for the $39.99 America's Choice with a
2-year
> term, and got the phone for $59.99. I didn't sign up for "Total Equipment
> Coverage" or "Wireless Phone Protection" though. Is that what you were
> referring to by "Express Exchange"? So I probably have to rely on the
> manufacturer's one-year warranty.
>
> This problem may have started since I began using the keypad-lock feature.
> But I'm not sure. I'll try not to use that feature in the next week and
see
> if the problem goes away.
>
> - Dave
>
>
>
> "dirty rat 753" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > You found a dealer to sell you a new 270c 9 months ago? got any more?
> >
> > I know Express Exchange has a supply of 270c's. Why are you messing
with
> it
> > at all?
> >
> > "Dave Hau" <nospam_davehau_nospam_123@nospam_netscape.net> wrote in
> message
> > news:[email protected]...
> > > I bought my Timeport 270c brand new from a Verizon vendor last April
and
> > > have only been using my Timeport 270c for about 9 months when it
> developed
> > > this problem where the phone would suddenly blank out totally. This
is
> > > usually when I press a key to receive an incoming call. So it's
really
> > > annoying. The only way I've found to fix the problem is to power
cycle
> > the
> > > phone by removing the battery then putting it back.
> > >
> > > My firmware version is 2101.03.28.05 if that matters.
> > >
> > > Has anyone else run into this? Is there any easy fix other than to
send
> > it
> > > back for repair?
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > > Dave
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>
>
- 02-02-2004, 11:02 AM #8PDA ManGuest
Re: 270c problem: intermittent blank-out until power cycle
Several of us have had recent NIGHTMARE stories witr Motorola Service
Center. They have outsourced there Customer Service Phone Bank to South
America and it is PATHETIC. All we can do is make sure you follow the
following instructions,.
1.First off is make sure that you provide a clean and legible copy of proof
of purchase.
2.Make sure that the phones ESN or IMEI number is posted on all enclosed
correspondence as well as in plain sight on the shipping box. (The phone is
received and tracked through the IMEI/ ESN. ( FYI, 800 MHz AMPS phones have
ESNs where PCS1900 and GSM phones have IMEI numbers )
3. Be EXTREMELY specific in your documentation of what the phones
,malfunctions are. You cannot give them too much info to help diagnose the
problem.
4. Make sure that you give them complete access to you for contact. Home and
Work numbers and return shipping address.
5. Make sure you use a shipping carrier that will generate a Tracking number
and proof of arrival. The amount of phones that "We have not received yet",
is a very big problem,.You want to be able to prove that Motorola received
the phone at what location and signed for by who.
6. Plan on not having the phone for 2-3 weeks. That has been the norm for
the last 3 phones documented on here.
The contact number for Motorola is 1-800-331-6456
The phone will be shipped to:
Motorola National Service Center
Door 40
5555 North Beach Street
Ft Worth TEX
76137
Make sure phone is well packaged and do not send batteries (unless a power
issue), cases and headsets etc, no accessories.
Also, unfortunately you have purchased a Verizon distributed phone. Motorola
will not flash the phone with the latest FIRMWARE which supports Bluetooth,
due to the fact Verizon does not accept Bluetooth on their system. If they
receive a phone with Verizon Logo or existing Verizon Firmware, you will
onluy get the latest Verizon approved firmware, which will not have
Bluetooth support. You may opt to ask for the bluetooth firmware and maybe
get a tech that is not informed, or not stringent on the rules, or thinks it
is Bull****. I would say "Look I bought the Bluetooth Module, I cannot use
it, nobofy warned me, please flash my phone to enable Bluetooth. You have
nothing to lose. The Firmware you want is 2203.01.35 which is the latest
Motorola Stock Software for the 270c with Bluetooth .
Good Luck
"Dave Hau" <nospam_davehau_nospam_123@nospam_netscape.net> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I bought my Timeport 270c brand new from a Verizon vendor last April and
> have only been using my Timeport 270c for about 9 months when it developed
> this problem where the phone would suddenly blank out totally. This is
> usually when I press a key to receive an incoming call. So it's really
> annoying. The only way I've found to fix the problem is to power cycle
the
> phone by removing the battery then putting it back.
>
> My firmware version is 2101.03.28.05 if that matters.
>
> Has anyone else run into this? Is there any easy fix other than to send
it
> back for repair?
>
> Thanks,
> Dave
>
>
- 02-02-2004, 11:02 AM #9PDA ManGuest
Re: 270c problem: intermittent blank-out until power cycle
Several of us have had recent NIGHTMARE stories witr Motorola Service
Center. They have outsourced there Customer Service Phone Bank to South
America and it is PATHETIC. All we can do is make sure you follow the
following instructions,.
1.First off is make sure that you provide a clean and legible copy of proof
of purchase.
2.Make sure that the phones ESN or IMEI number is posted on all enclosed
correspondence as well as in plain sight on the shipping box. (The phone is
received and tracked through the IMEI/ ESN. ( FYI, 800 MHz AMPS phones have
ESNs where PCS1900 and GSM phones have IMEI numbers )
3. Be EXTREMELY specific in your documentation of what the phones
,malfunctions are. You cannot give them too much info to help diagnose the
problem.
4. Make sure that you give them complete access to you for contact. Home and
Work numbers and return shipping address.
5. Make sure you use a shipping carrier that will generate a Tracking number
and proof of arrival. The amount of phones that "We have not received yet",
is a very big problem,.You want to be able to prove that Motorola received
the phone at what location and signed for by who.
6. Plan on not having the phone for 2-3 weeks. That has been the norm for
the last 3 phones documented on here.
The contact number for Motorola is 1-800-331-6456
The phone will be shipped to:
Motorola National Service Center
Door 40
5555 North Beach Street
Ft Worth TEX
76137
Make sure phone is well packaged and do not send batteries (unless a power
issue), cases and headsets etc, no accessories.
Also, unfortunately you have purchased a Verizon distributed phone. Motorola
will not flash the phone with the latest FIRMWARE which supports Bluetooth,
due to the fact Verizon does not accept Bluetooth on their system. If they
receive a phone with Verizon Logo or existing Verizon Firmware, you will
onluy get the latest Verizon approved firmware, which will not have
Bluetooth support. You may opt to ask for the bluetooth firmware and maybe
get a tech that is not informed, or not stringent on the rules, or thinks it
is Bull****. I would say "Look I bought the Bluetooth Module, I cannot use
it, nobofy warned me, please flash my phone to enable Bluetooth. You have
nothing to lose. The Firmware you want is 2203.01.35 which is the latest
Motorola Stock Software for the 270c with Bluetooth .
Good Luck
"Dave Hau" <nospam_davehau_nospam_123@nospam_netscape.net> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I bought my Timeport 270c brand new from a Verizon vendor last April and
> have only been using my Timeport 270c for about 9 months when it developed
> this problem where the phone would suddenly blank out totally. This is
> usually when I press a key to receive an incoming call. So it's really
> annoying. The only way I've found to fix the problem is to power cycle
the
> phone by removing the battery then putting it back.
>
> My firmware version is 2101.03.28.05 if that matters.
>
> Has anyone else run into this? Is there any easy fix other than to send
it
> back for repair?
>
> Thanks,
> Dave
>
>
- 02-02-2004, 12:14 PM #10Dave HauGuest
Re: 270c problem: intermittent blank-out until power cycle
Thanks, PDA Man, for the heads up. Currently, I plan to take the phone into
one of Verizon's local Level 2 service centers first, and see if they have
any "express exchange" units in stock for immediate replacement. The phone
is 9 months old and within its one-year warranty so I should be eligible for
express exchange if it's available. If Verizon cannot help me, then I'd
have to send it to Motorola for repair.
My worry is that I haven't figured out how to reproduce the problem. I
tried calling my cell phone from my home phone yesterday and everything
worked fine. The problem didn't occur. But the problem would occur once in
a while, frequent enough to be annoying. So I might have to figure that out
first before sending it to Motorola, as you suggested that they would need a
clear description of how it malfunctions.
Regards,
Dave
"PDA Man" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Several of us have had recent NIGHTMARE stories witr Motorola Service
> Center. They have outsourced there Customer Service Phone Bank to South
> America and it is PATHETIC. All we can do is make sure you follow the
> following instructions,.
> 1.First off is make sure that you provide a clean and legible copy of
proof
> of purchase.
> 2.Make sure that the phones ESN or IMEI number is posted on all enclosed
> correspondence as well as in plain sight on the shipping box. (The phone
is
> received and tracked through the IMEI/ ESN. ( FYI, 800 MHz AMPS phones
have
> ESNs where PCS1900 and GSM phones have IMEI numbers )
> 3. Be EXTREMELY specific in your documentation of what the phones
> ,malfunctions are. You cannot give them too much info to help diagnose the
> problem.
> 4. Make sure that you give them complete access to you for contact. Home
and
> Work numbers and return shipping address.
> 5. Make sure you use a shipping carrier that will generate a Tracking
number
> and proof of arrival. The amount of phones that "We have not received
yet",
> is a very big problem,.You want to be able to prove that Motorola received
> the phone at what location and signed for by who.
> 6. Plan on not having the phone for 2-3 weeks. That has been the norm for
> the last 3 phones documented on here.
>
> The contact number for Motorola is 1-800-331-6456
> The phone will be shipped to:
> Motorola National Service Center
> Door 40
> 5555 North Beach Street
> Ft Worth TEX
> 76137
>
> Make sure phone is well packaged and do not send batteries (unless a power
> issue), cases and headsets etc, no accessories.
>
> Also, unfortunately you have purchased a Verizon distributed phone.
Motorola
> will not flash the phone with the latest FIRMWARE which supports
Bluetooth,
> due to the fact Verizon does not accept Bluetooth on their system. If
they
> receive a phone with Verizon Logo or existing Verizon Firmware, you will
> onluy get the latest Verizon approved firmware, which will not have
> Bluetooth support. You may opt to ask for the bluetooth firmware and maybe
> get a tech that is not informed, or not stringent on the rules, or thinks
it
> is Bull****. I would say "Look I bought the Bluetooth Module, I cannot use
> it, nobofy warned me, please flash my phone to enable Bluetooth. You have
> nothing to lose. The Firmware you want is 2203.01.35 which is the latest
> Motorola Stock Software for the 270c with Bluetooth .
> Good Luck
>
> "Dave Hau" <nospam_davehau_nospam_123@nospam_netscape.net> wrote in
message
> news:[email protected]...
> > I bought my Timeport 270c brand new from a Verizon vendor last April and
> > have only been using my Timeport 270c for about 9 months when it
developed
> > this problem where the phone would suddenly blank out totally. This is
> > usually when I press a key to receive an incoming call. So it's really
> > annoying. The only way I've found to fix the problem is to power cycle
> the
> > phone by removing the battery then putting it back.
> >
> > My firmware version is 2101.03.28.05 if that matters.
> >
> > Has anyone else run into this? Is there any easy fix other than to send
> it
> > back for repair?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Dave
> >
> >
>
>
- 02-02-2004, 12:14 PM #11Dave HauGuest
Re: 270c problem: intermittent blank-out until power cycle
Thanks, PDA Man, for the heads up. Currently, I plan to take the phone into
one of Verizon's local Level 2 service centers first, and see if they have
any "express exchange" units in stock for immediate replacement. The phone
is 9 months old and within its one-year warranty so I should be eligible for
express exchange if it's available. If Verizon cannot help me, then I'd
have to send it to Motorola for repair.
My worry is that I haven't figured out how to reproduce the problem. I
tried calling my cell phone from my home phone yesterday and everything
worked fine. The problem didn't occur. But the problem would occur once in
a while, frequent enough to be annoying. So I might have to figure that out
first before sending it to Motorola, as you suggested that they would need a
clear description of how it malfunctions.
Regards,
Dave
"PDA Man" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Several of us have had recent NIGHTMARE stories witr Motorola Service
> Center. They have outsourced there Customer Service Phone Bank to South
> America and it is PATHETIC. All we can do is make sure you follow the
> following instructions,.
> 1.First off is make sure that you provide a clean and legible copy of
proof
> of purchase.
> 2.Make sure that the phones ESN or IMEI number is posted on all enclosed
> correspondence as well as in plain sight on the shipping box. (The phone
is
> received and tracked through the IMEI/ ESN. ( FYI, 800 MHz AMPS phones
have
> ESNs where PCS1900 and GSM phones have IMEI numbers )
> 3. Be EXTREMELY specific in your documentation of what the phones
> ,malfunctions are. You cannot give them too much info to help diagnose the
> problem.
> 4. Make sure that you give them complete access to you for contact. Home
and
> Work numbers and return shipping address.
> 5. Make sure you use a shipping carrier that will generate a Tracking
number
> and proof of arrival. The amount of phones that "We have not received
yet",
> is a very big problem,.You want to be able to prove that Motorola received
> the phone at what location and signed for by who.
> 6. Plan on not having the phone for 2-3 weeks. That has been the norm for
> the last 3 phones documented on here.
>
> The contact number for Motorola is 1-800-331-6456
> The phone will be shipped to:
> Motorola National Service Center
> Door 40
> 5555 North Beach Street
> Ft Worth TEX
> 76137
>
> Make sure phone is well packaged and do not send batteries (unless a power
> issue), cases and headsets etc, no accessories.
>
> Also, unfortunately you have purchased a Verizon distributed phone.
Motorola
> will not flash the phone with the latest FIRMWARE which supports
Bluetooth,
> due to the fact Verizon does not accept Bluetooth on their system. If
they
> receive a phone with Verizon Logo or existing Verizon Firmware, you will
> onluy get the latest Verizon approved firmware, which will not have
> Bluetooth support. You may opt to ask for the bluetooth firmware and maybe
> get a tech that is not informed, or not stringent on the rules, or thinks
it
> is Bull****. I would say "Look I bought the Bluetooth Module, I cannot use
> it, nobofy warned me, please flash my phone to enable Bluetooth. You have
> nothing to lose. The Firmware you want is 2203.01.35 which is the latest
> Motorola Stock Software for the 270c with Bluetooth .
> Good Luck
>
> "Dave Hau" <nospam_davehau_nospam_123@nospam_netscape.net> wrote in
message
> news:[email protected]...
> > I bought my Timeport 270c brand new from a Verizon vendor last April and
> > have only been using my Timeport 270c for about 9 months when it
developed
> > this problem where the phone would suddenly blank out totally. This is
> > usually when I press a key to receive an incoming call. So it's really
> > annoying. The only way I've found to fix the problem is to power cycle
> the
> > phone by removing the battery then putting it back.
> >
> > My firmware version is 2101.03.28.05 if that matters.
> >
> > Has anyone else run into this? Is there any easy fix other than to send
> it
> > back for repair?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Dave
> >
> >
>
>
- 02-10-2004, 09:27 AM #12Bob BallentineGuest
Re: 270c problem: intermittent blank-out until power cycle
I developed a different problem with my 270c and the Bluetooth module.
Something somewhere in the programming appears to be killing it.
I've owned the 270c since December 2000, great phone. Bought a
Tungsten last March and a Bluetooth Module last May. Everything
worked fine. Then last fall I started having software issues
somewhere. When changing the ringer from vibrate to audible, the
bluetooth module would stop functioning, although a power off/on would
revive it.
Then one day it just stopped working. Attached to the phone, no
BLUETOOTH menu. When it did connect to the phone, it wouldn't connect
to anything else, no familiar "Bluetooth" display.
In December 03 I went to the Motorola website and ordered another one,
the price is down to $29.95 from their original $107. Slapped it on
and it worked fine...until a week or so ago when it developed the same
software glitch with the ringer, then last night it died.
Menu says BLUETOOTH but the phone won't connect.
I won't buy another module since I'm convinced it is either the phone
or the software doing the killing.
Firmware 2101.03.28.05
b.b.
- 02-10-2004, 09:27 AM #13Bob BallentineGuest
Re: 270c problem: intermittent blank-out until power cycle
I developed a different problem with my 270c and the Bluetooth module.
Something somewhere in the programming appears to be killing it.
I've owned the 270c since December 2000, great phone. Bought a
Tungsten last March and a Bluetooth Module last May. Everything
worked fine. Then last fall I started having software issues
somewhere. When changing the ringer from vibrate to audible, the
bluetooth module would stop functioning, although a power off/on would
revive it.
Then one day it just stopped working. Attached to the phone, no
BLUETOOTH menu. When it did connect to the phone, it wouldn't connect
to anything else, no familiar "Bluetooth" display.
In December 03 I went to the Motorola website and ordered another one,
the price is down to $29.95 from their original $107. Slapped it on
and it worked fine...until a week or so ago when it developed the same
software glitch with the ringer, then last night it died.
Menu says BLUETOOTH but the phone won't connect.
I won't buy another module since I'm convinced it is either the phone
or the software doing the killing.
Firmware 2101.03.28.05
b.b.
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