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  1. #1
    Lee Gordon
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    One of the reasons I got a V400 was because it has a built-in speakerphone.
    However, since it does not even give you the opportunity to engage this
    feature until a call has been connected (i.e. dialed and answered), it is
    virtually useless as a hands-free device in a moving car. So I am thinking
    of getting a Motorola #98413 hands-free kit. But before I spend the money
    I'd to know if this unit works like other hands-free adapters I have owned
    (i.e. the speakerphone feature can be "live" at all times, not just after
    the call connects) or if it works the same way as the built-in one.
    I would appreciate some input from anyone who owns one of these units or has
    used one. (No guesses, please.)
    Thanks.

    Lee

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  2. #2
    Samuel Bentolila
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    Re: Hands-Free Kit (98413) for V400 ??

    call me for details at: 877-235-5111 or visit our web site at:
    www.cellpoint.net
    we have the 98413's on sale.

    Samuel Bentolila
    Cellpoint Corporation
    "Lee Gordon" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > One of the reasons I got a V400 was because it has a built-in

    speakerphone.
    > However, since it does not even give you the opportunity to engage this
    > feature until a call has been connected (i.e. dialed and answered), it is
    > virtually useless as a hands-free device in a moving car. So I am

    thinking
    > of getting a Motorola #98413 hands-free kit. But before I spend the money
    > I'd to know if this unit works like other hands-free adapters I have owned
    > (i.e. the speakerphone feature can be "live" at all times, not just after
    > the call connects) or if it works the same way as the built-in one.
    > I would appreciate some input from anyone who owns one of these units or

    has
    > used one. (No guesses, please.)
    > Thanks.
    >
    > Lee
    >
    > --
    > To e-mail, replace "bucketofspam" with "dleegordon"
    >
    >






  3. #3
    Samuel Bentolila
    Guest

    Re: Hands-Free Kit (98413) for V400 ??

    call me for details at: 877-235-5111 or visit our web site at:
    www.cellpoint.net
    we have the 98413's on sale.

    Samuel Bentolila
    Cellpoint Corporation
    "Lee Gordon" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > One of the reasons I got a V400 was because it has a built-in

    speakerphone.
    > However, since it does not even give you the opportunity to engage this
    > feature until a call has been connected (i.e. dialed and answered), it is
    > virtually useless as a hands-free device in a moving car. So I am

    thinking
    > of getting a Motorola #98413 hands-free kit. But before I spend the money
    > I'd to know if this unit works like other hands-free adapters I have owned
    > (i.e. the speakerphone feature can be "live" at all times, not just after
    > the call connects) or if it works the same way as the built-in one.
    > I would appreciate some input from anyone who owns one of these units or

    has
    > used one. (No guesses, please.)
    > Thanks.
    >
    > Lee
    >
    > --
    > To e-mail, replace "bucketofspam" with "dleegordon"
    >
    >






  4. #4
    Lee Gordon
    Guest

    Re: Hands-Free Kit (98413) for V400 ??

    <<we have the 98413's on sale>>

    Thanks, Sam, but the information on your website is the standard boilerplate
    for this item. Before I commit to buying one I need to know if it will
    function in the way I need it to (i.e. always on, rather than requiring that
    the call be connected before the speakerphone function kicks in).

    Lee

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    To e-mail, replace "bucketofspam" with "dleegordon"





  5. #5
    Lee Gordon
    Guest

    Re: Hands-Free Kit (98413) for V400 ??

    <<we have the 98413's on sale>>

    Thanks, Sam, but the information on your website is the standard boilerplate
    for this item. Before I commit to buying one I need to know if it will
    function in the way I need it to (i.e. always on, rather than requiring that
    the call be connected before the speakerphone function kicks in).

    Lee

    --
    To e-mail, replace "bucketofspam" with "dleegordon"





  6. #6
    PDA Man
    Guest

    Re: Hands-Free Kit (98413) for V400 ??

    You need to go into the MAIN MENU-SETTINGS and Select CAR SETUP then
    AUTO-HANDSFREE and then change to ON


    "Lee Gordon" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > One of the reasons I got a V400 was because it has a built-in

    speakerphone.
    > However, since it does not even give you the opportunity to engage this
    > feature until a call has been connected (i.e. dialed and answered), it is
    > virtually useless as a hands-free device in a moving car. So I am

    thinking
    > of getting a Motorola #98413 hands-free kit. But before I spend the money
    > I'd to know if this unit works like other hands-free adapters I have owned
    > (i.e. the speakerphone feature can be "live" at all times, not just after
    > the call connects) or if it works the same way as the built-in one.
    > I would appreciate some input from anyone who owns one of these units or

    has
    > used one. (No guesses, please.)
    > Thanks.
    >
    > Lee
    >
    > --
    > To e-mail, replace "bucketofspam" with "dleegordon"
    >
    >






  7. #7
    PDA Man
    Guest

    Re: Hands-Free Kit (98413) for V400 ??

    You need to go into the MAIN MENU-SETTINGS and Select CAR SETUP then
    AUTO-HANDSFREE and then change to ON


    "Lee Gordon" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > One of the reasons I got a V400 was because it has a built-in

    speakerphone.
    > However, since it does not even give you the opportunity to engage this
    > feature until a call has been connected (i.e. dialed and answered), it is
    > virtually useless as a hands-free device in a moving car. So I am

    thinking
    > of getting a Motorola #98413 hands-free kit. But before I spend the money
    > I'd to know if this unit works like other hands-free adapters I have owned
    > (i.e. the speakerphone feature can be "live" at all times, not just after
    > the call connects) or if it works the same way as the built-in one.
    > I would appreciate some input from anyone who owns one of these units or

    has
    > used one. (No guesses, please.)
    > Thanks.
    >
    > Lee
    >
    > --
    > To e-mail, replace "bucketofspam" with "dleegordon"
    >
    >






  8. #8
    Lee Gordon
    Guest

    Re: Hands-Free Kit (98413) for V400 ??

    <<You need to go into the MAIN MENU-SETTINGS and Select CAR SETUP then
    AUTO-HANDSFREE and then change to ON>>

    That is the way my phone is set up and the built-in speakerphone does not
    become available until a call is connected. Are you saying that this
    setting will enable the external hands-free kit to function differently from
    the built-in one and stay on all the time? (It certainly seems like it
    should work that way but I'm hoping for confirmation of this before spending
    the money on a separate adapter.)

    Lee


    --
    To e-mail, replace "bucketofspam" with "dleegordon"





  9. #9
    Lee Gordon
    Guest

    Re: Hands-Free Kit (98413) for V400 ??

    <<You need to go into the MAIN MENU-SETTINGS and Select CAR SETUP then
    AUTO-HANDSFREE and then change to ON>>

    That is the way my phone is set up and the built-in speakerphone does not
    become available until a call is connected. Are you saying that this
    setting will enable the external hands-free kit to function differently from
    the built-in one and stay on all the time? (It certainly seems like it
    should work that way but I'm hoping for confirmation of this before spending
    the money on a separate adapter.)

    Lee


    --
    To e-mail, replace "bucketofspam" with "dleegordon"





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