Checking Voicemail over Bluetooth???
Originally Posted by NewMexicoG
Hey guys,
This is another RTFM question
. When you need to enter your password press the phone button on the steering wheel again and say your password number. The number will dial and you're into your voicemail. This is how you enter responses to auto prompting as well. It's in the manual somewhere.
This is another RTFM question
. When you need to enter your password press the phone button on the steering wheel again and say your password number. The number will dial and you're into your voicemail. This is how you enter responses to auto prompting as well. It's in the manual somewhere.
Originally Posted by BrianV
Again not what I asked. I'd prefer not to spit out my password via voice, especially when company is in the car. I'd prefer just to have it automatically go through.
Thanks though, I'll use that if worse comes to worst.
Thanks though, I'll use that if worse comes to worst.
Your cell phone should be capable of entering pauses followed by the password. It should just go through.
Originally Posted by terrycs
If you plan on letting them listen to your voice mails, why not just give them your password?
Your cell phone should be capable of entering pauses followed by the password. It should just go through.
Your cell phone should be capable of entering pauses followed by the password. It should just go through.
It's one thing to listen to your vmail on speaker, another to give away your pin number. Also, I can always switch it to the handset and/or hang up the phone if the vmail is too private.
Finally, there's a convenience to not having to press any additional buttons, say anything, etc.
Originally Posted by BrianV
Yes but the phonebook is in the car, and the G35's phonebook doesn't appear to allow for pauses.
It's one thing to listen to your vmail on speaker, another to give away your pin number. Also, I can always switch it to the handset and/or hang up the phone if the vmail is too private.
Finally, there's a convenience to not having to press any additional buttons, say anything, etc.
It's one thing to listen to your vmail on speaker, another to give away your pin number. Also, I can always switch it to the handset and/or hang up the phone if the vmail is too private.
Finally, there's a convenience to not having to press any additional buttons, say anything, etc.
Maybe Infiniti will update their phone software to allow pauses in the future.
Originally Posted by terrycs
OIC. OK, then how about this idea ... use VOICE DIAL to dial Verizon voice mail system. When your Verizon VM system starts asking for passwords and prompts, switch to keyboard mode and input them manually via LCD touch screen. Hopefully your passengers are not watching you input the PIN on the big LCD!
Maybe Infiniti will update their phone software to allow pauses in the future.
Maybe Infiniti will update their phone software to allow pauses in the future.
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