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  1. #1
    eug k
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    hi,

    I just put in a CARK-112 to pair up with my SE T610. It works great, except
    for a bad echo problem on the other party's phone - they hear themselves
    pretty loudly. Is this normal? Or is it a nokia-SE problem?


    thanks


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  2. #2
    G
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    Re: Nokia Bluetooth car handsfree + Ericsson phone = echos

    It's having the speaker too close to the microphone, or the speaker turned
    up too loud. Happens to mine when the speaker volume is turned up loud and
    there's no road noise.

    Solution: move speaker or lower volume.


    "eug k" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > hi,
    >
    > I just put in a CARK-112 to pair up with my SE T610. It works great,

    except
    > for a bad echo problem on the other party's phone - they hear themselves
    > pretty loudly. Is this normal? Or is it a nokia-SE problem?
    >
    >
    > thanks
    >
    >
    > --
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  3. #3
    Craig .......
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    Re: Nokia Bluetooth car handsfree + Ericsson phone = echos

    Common problem with car kits, , you mic is in too close a range of your
    speaker, , when the other guy speaks,, ,his voice comes out of your speaker
    too loud and your mic picks it up and he hears himself again

    hide the speaker on the passenger side, , or turn down the volume a bit

    aim the mic towards the window ( assuming it is high up on the "a" pillar )

    I have seen this about 100 times, , , , , this is a common problem


    Craig


    "eug k" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > hi,
    >
    > I just put in a CARK-112 to pair up with my SE T610. It works great,

    except
    > for a bad echo problem on the other party's phone - they hear themselves
    > pretty loudly. Is this normal? Or is it a nokia-SE problem?
    >
    >
    > thanks
    >
    >
    > --
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    anything!





  4. #4
    Whytoi
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    Re: Nokia Bluetooth car handsfree + Ericsson phone = echos

    In article <[email protected]>, eug k
    <[email protected]> wrote:

    > I just put in a CARK-112 to pair up with my SE T610. It works great, except
    > for a bad echo problem on the other party's phone - they hear themselves
    > pretty loudly. Is this normal? Or is it a nokia-SE problem?


    Doesn't quality car kits have echo cancelling facilities?



  5. #5
    eug k
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    Re: Nokia Bluetooth car handsfree + Ericsson phone = echos

    In aus.comms.mobile Whytoi <[email protected]> wrote:
    > In article <[email protected]>, eug k
    > <[email protected]> wrote:
    >
    >> I just put in a CARK-112 to pair up with my SE T610. It works great, except
    >> for a bad echo problem on the other party's phone - they hear themselves
    >> pretty loudly. Is this normal? Or is it a nokia-SE problem?

    >
    > Doesn't quality car kits have echo cancelling facilities?


    That's what I thought... that echo cancelling was standard on good
    car kits.

    Maybe it only echo-cancels with Nokia phones...


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  6. #6
    eug k
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    Re: Nokia Bluetooth car handsfree + Ericsson phone = echos

    In aus.comms.mobile Craig ....... <[email protected]> wrote:
    > Common problem with car kits, , you mic is in too close a range of your
    > speaker, , when the other guy speaks,, ,his voice comes out of your speaker
    > too loud and your mic picks it up and he hears himself again


    Yeah... but I was really expecting an echo cancelling feature to be
    built-in.


    > hide the speaker on the passenger side, , or turn down the volume a bit
    >
    > aim the mic towards the window ( assuming it is high up on the "a" pillar )
    >
    > I have seen this about 100 times, , , , , this is a common problem


    I mounted the mic above the rearview mirror with the speaker near my
    foot. I was thinking, regardless of where i put it, if I can hear the
    speaker, wouldn't the mic be able to pick it up?

    I could try mounting the speaker on the passenger side and the mic at
    the top of the a-pillar on the driver side, but I'd rather get some
    confirmation that it makes a difference (maybe it's just a bad car kit)
    before ripping everything out.


    It happens at minimum volume too.





    > Craig
    >
    >
    > "eug k" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    >> hi,
    >>
    >> I just put in a CARK-112 to pair up with my SE T610. It works great,

    > except
    >> for a bad echo problem on the other party's phone - they hear themselves
    >> pretty loudly. Is this normal? Or is it a nokia-SE problem?
    >>
    >>
    >> thanks
    >>
    >>
    >> --
    >> [email protected] is a valid email address. Don't remove

    > anything!
    >
    >


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  7. #7
    eug k
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    Re: Nokia Bluetooth car handsfree + Ericsson phone = echos

    In aus.comms.mobile G <cool_and_funky@*-nospamthanks_*yahoo.com> wrote:
    > It's having the speaker too close to the microphone, or the speaker turned
    > up too loud. Happens to mine when the speaker volume is turned up loud and
    > there's no road noise.
    >
    > Solution: move speaker or lower volume.


    It happens at minimum volume too.
    Right now the speaker is mounted near the driver's foot, and the mic is
    above the rearview mirror. Will mounting the speaker on the passenger side
    and the mic at the top of the driver-side a-pillar make a difference?

    I was thinking, maybe the echo cancel feature only works with Nokia phones,
    or something silly like that.


    >
    > "eug k" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    >> hi,
    >>
    >> I just put in a CARK-112 to pair up with my SE T610. It works great,

    > except
    >> for a bad echo problem on the other party's phone - they hear themselves
    >> pretty loudly. Is this normal? Or is it a nokia-SE problem?
    >>
    >>
    >> thanks
    >>
    >>
    >> --
    >> [email protected] is a valid email address. Don't remove

    > anything!
    >
    >


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  8. #8
    Dave
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    Re: Nokia Bluetooth car handsfree + Ericsson phone = echos

    Eug,

    I did a quick Google search for "CARK-112" and came up with some info from
    an US online forum which may be of help to you:

    http://www.howardforums.com/archive/topic/121453-1.html

    Extract Below:


    "..... however, when I installed it all my test calls produced a terrible
    echo on the other end.

    I was about to take it out when I started to read thru the manual (funny
    solution, huh)...and then saw where there is an ability to reset the car
    kit. I followed the instructions, reset the kit, and voila....NO MORE
    ECHO....

    So, I would reccomend that you get out the manual. Read the trouble shooting
    portion, and reset the kit and retry it then."

    Regards,
    D.


    "eug k" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > In aus.comms.mobile Whytoi <[email protected]> wrote:
    > > In article <[email protected]>, eug k
    > > <[email protected]> wrote:
    > >
    > >> I just put in a CARK-112 to pair up with my SE T610. It works great,

    except
    > >> for a bad echo problem on the other party's phone - they hear

    themselves
    > >> pretty loudly. Is this normal? Or is it a nokia-SE problem?

    > >
    > > Doesn't quality car kits have echo cancelling facilities?

    >
    > That's what I thought... that echo cancelling was standard on good
    > car kits.
    >
    > Maybe it only echo-cancels with Nokia phones...
    >
    >
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  9. #9
    eug k
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    Re: Nokia Bluetooth car handsfree + Ericsson phone = echos

    hi Dave,

    In aus.comms.mobile Dave <[email protected]> wrote:
    > Eug,
    >
    > I did a quick Google search for "CARK-112" and came up with some info from
    > an US online forum which may be of help to you:
    >
    > http://www.howardforums.com/archive/topic/121453-1.html
    >
    > Extract Below:
    >
    >
    > "..... however, when I installed it all my test calls produced a terrible
    > echo on the other end.


    [....]


    > So, I would reccomend that you get out the manual. Read the trouble shooting
    > portion, and reset the kit and retry it then."


    thanks, will try that out right away!



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  10. #10
    eug k
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    Re: Nokia Bluetooth car handsfree + Ericsson phone = echos

    In aus.comms.mobile eug k <[email protected]> wrote:
    > hi Dave,


    [....]

    >
    >> So, I would reccomend that you get out the manual. Read the trouble shooting
    >> portion, and reset the kit and retry it then."

    >
    > thanks, will try that out right away!


    Didn't help, the echo is still there.
    Looks like i'll have to go back to Nokia... after just
    switching to ericsson. urgh.. too bad no one has the
    HCB-30 here yet.



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  11. #11
    caff
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    Re: Nokia Bluetooth car handsfree + Ericsson phone = echos

    This site has HCB-30 for $349:
    http://www.ow.com.au/



    eug k <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
    > In aus.comms.mobile eug k <[email protected]> wrote:
    > > hi Dave,

    >
    > [....]
    >
    > >
    > >> So, I would reccomend that you get out the manual. Read the trouble shooting
    > >> portion, and reset the kit and retry it then."

    > >
    > > thanks, will try that out right away!

    >
    > Didn't help, the echo is still there.
    > Looks like i'll have to go back to Nokia... after just
    > switching to ericsson. urgh.. too bad no one has the
    > HCB-30 here yet.




  12. #12
    eug k
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    Re: Nokia Bluetooth car handsfree + Ericsson phone = echos

    In aus.comms.mobile caff <[email protected]> wrote:
    > This site has HCB-30 for $349:
    > http://www.ow.com.au/


    Bah, too late!



    > eug k <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
    >> In aus.comms.mobile eug k <[email protected]> wrote:
    >> > hi Dave,

    >>
    >> [....]
    >>
    >> >
    >> >> So, I would reccomend that you get out the manual. Read the trouble shooting
    >> >> portion, and reset the kit and retry it then."
    >> >
    >> > thanks, will try that out right away!

    >>
    >> Didn't help, the echo is still there.
    >> Looks like i'll have to go back to Nokia... after just
    >> switching to ericsson. urgh.. too bad no one has the
    >> HCB-30 here yet.


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  13. #13
    Tim Cederman-Haysom
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    Re: Nokia Bluetooth car handsfree + Ericsson phone = echos


    "eug k" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > In aus.comms.mobile eug k <[email protected]> wrote:
    > > hi Dave,

    >
    > [....]
    >
    > >
    > >> So, I would reccomend that you get out the manual. Read the trouble

    shooting
    > >> portion, and reset the kit and retry it then."

    > >
    > > thanks, will try that out right away!

    >
    > Didn't help, the echo is still there.
    > Looks like i'll have to go back to Nokia... after just
    > switching to ericsson. urgh.. too bad no one has the
    > HCB-30 here yet.


    Interesting, then what's that sitting in my car at the moment?

    Most places should have it for under $400 now as well.





  14. #14
    eug k
    Guest

    Re: Nokia Bluetooth car handsfree + Ericsson phone = echos

    In aus.comms.mobile Tim Cederman-Haysom <[email protected]> wrote:
    > "eug k" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    >> In aus.comms.mobile eug k <[email protected]> wrote:
    >> > hi Dave,

    >>
    >> [....]
    >>
    >> >
    >> >> So, I would reccomend that you get out the manual. Read the trouble

    > shooting
    >> >> portion, and reset the kit and retry it then."
    >> >
    >> > thanks, will try that out right away!

    >>
    >> Didn't help, the echo is still there.
    >> Looks like i'll have to go back to Nokia... after just
    >> switching to ericsson. urgh.. too bad no one has the
    >> HCB-30 here yet.

    >
    > Interesting, then what's that sitting in my car at the moment?
    >
    > Most places should have it for under $400 now as well.


    bah, I guess I didn't look around hard enough.


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