Mercedes Introduces Telephone Module With Bluetooth (SAP-Profile)

By Fabrice Jacquet

Mercedes has released details of their newest accessory, a telephone module featuring Bluetooth (SAP-Profile). Perfect for anyone who has a tendency of forgetting their cell phone in the typical cradle, the new module with Bluetooth (SAP-Profile) allows users to operate their Bluetooth (SAP-Profile) compatible phones via their vehicle’s multifunction steering wheel, audio system, and central display in the instrument cluster, all without ever taking their phone out of the pocket (or briefcase, purse, etc.).

The system works by first pairing with a compatible cell phone, a process done with the simple touch of a button. The system then automatically recognizes the phone when it comes within the range of the vehicle, and at the same time accesses its SIM card and the phone’s internal memory. This allows the driver to access stored numbers, via the integrated methods of control, without ever touching the cell phone. Even more impressive, the system offers superlative reception and audio quality, due to the fact the BLUETEC (SAP-Profile) connects to the phone’s GSM network via the exterior antenna of the vehicle, as opposed to the phone’s antenna.

If you’re interested, the Mercedes-Benz Telephone Module with Bluetooth (SAP-Profile) is currently available in two variants from Mercedes-Benz sales partners: a closed-box system in autonomous design for 373 euros (German price, including VAT), or as a handset with handrest and passive cable-connected receiver for 406 euros (German price, including VAT). Both models are fitted with a Bluetooth® (SAP- Profile) and a SIM card reader, and their shape and size have been adapted to fit the Mercedes-Benz mobile telephone pre-installation with universal interface (optional equipment code 386, 388). Currently, the phones that feature Bluetooth (SAP-Profile) technology include the Nokia 6230, 6230 and 8800, as well as the Siemens S65, SK65, S75 and SL75.

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27 Réponses vers «Mercedes Introduces Telephone Module With Bluetooth (SAP-Profile)»

  1. Conor Keane dit :

    will this module fit a meercedes cradle for 6310i (car is E220: year 2003).

    will this module work with a Nokia 9300 (equiped with nokia) and will this module work with Vodafone in Republic of Ireland.

    Thank You

  2. Ivan Simeonov dit :

    Only the vehicles produced after mai 2004 with optional code 386 (preparation for mobile phone with UHI) are compatible with this cradle.

    It does not matter who is the service provider. You need Mercedes Benz with UHI preparation for mobile phone, the cradle and GSM phone with Bluetooth SAP. As far as i know 9300 is compatible.

  3. Terry dit :

    Please can you help my phone will not synchronise with the sap blue tooth kit in my Mercedes slk 2006 I can make and receive calls but not synchronise the phone book,The Nokia N 80 is the recommended phone by mercedes. Please help!

  4. Steve dit :

    does the cradle in the C class fit a Nokia 6233i mobile?

  5. David Eso dit :

    Have UHI-SN7021 factory pre installed in my car with cradle….recently changed my phone to HTC P3300, this phone has SAP setting and was able to detect “UHI-SN7021″
    Does this mean this phone can be paired with the in car pre installed hand free…if not can I use the new bluetooth module in the car. I have C200 kompressor 05 model..Thanks…

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  7. erich morana dit :

    Hi,

    i’ve recently bought (december 2006) a 320 CDI Classe C. I’ve seen in mercedes shop that nokia 6280 well function in a bluetooth mercedes system (P/N B6 787 5838). Could you confirm please?

    See you

  8. SAVITA RAM dit :

    Hello

    I’ve yet to collect my C220 Sports Coupe which has telephone pre-wring and was wondering could Motorola KRZR K1 is compatible to be connected to this cradle to enable me to receive and make phone calls from the steering wheel. Motorol has bluetooth connectivity but am not sure if it has SAP. Pls can you reply ASAP so I can inform my dealer.

    Thanks

  9. Rob dit :

    I have been quoted £300 to upgrade ny Nokia 6310 cradle to Bluetooth SAP. Is there a cheaper way to go?

  10. Robert dit :

    I just bought a 2007 E280 with phone pre wired I want to fit a Bluetooth cradle I have a Nokia 6230i Some say i will have to load my Numbers to SIMM CARD but I have over the Simm limit and it also only leaves you 12 chs on the name if i put them on the simm. Can it not load these from phone mem same as a computer can. Please let me have your comments

  11. Ian dit :

    Does anyone know whether the M B blue tooth hands free cradle is compatible with the Treo 680?

  12. Dr Paresh Patil dit :

    Hi,
    I have brought Merc. C- Class CDI-220,
    I am intrested in fitting blue tooth kit in my car,
    Kindly send me details of the same
    I am currently located in India.
    I have inquired with Merc India, they couldn’t give me necessary details.
    Thank U

  13. ADRIAN BANNON dit :

    I HAVE JUST BOUGHT AN SLK 200 AND IT HAS PRE WIRNING FOR A PHONE CRADLE.
    MY LOCAL DEALER SAYS THAT YOU CAN FIT A BLUETOOTH CRADLE INTO THIS BUT DOES NOT KNOW IF IT WILL WORK WITH MY LG KE850 PRADA PHONE – COULD YOU PLEASE ADVISE

  14. Per Kjetil Farstad dit :

    Hello
    I’m driving a Mercedes E 220 CDI, 2006 with bluetooth. The bluetooth system find my telephone and accept connection, but nothing happens after that. If I push the TEL button at the dasboard the display just say “Please insert the telephone”. That means that I have to use the cable connection (?). But, what about bluetooth. Shouldn’t it function wireless?
    I have tried with different telephones, but the same problem. Nothing happens. Can anyone help me?
    Per

  15. Ron Newman dit :

    I have a 2004 CLK55 and am about to purchase the bluetooth adaptor for it.
    I have an I-mate JasJam, will this mate with either variant of the Mercedes adaptor, and if not, are there any smart phones that will (or the Motorolla V6).
    Regards
    Ron

  16. Dirk dit :

    I have a Merc C220 CDI 2004 , but its got no prep kit fixed, where could I get one?
    South Africa

    Dirk

  17. Charis dit :

    Dear friends,
    I am from Cyprus and I own a Mercedes E200 Compressor year 2004.
    There is no pre wiring.
    Hou easy is to install this telephone system and what is your price for delivery in Cyprus.Do you Know anybody who can install this system in Cyprus?
    Mercedes authorised dealers are too expensive.

    Thank you

  18. phillip steven dit :

    is the merc bluetooth equipment able to connect to a Treo 750 ?

  19. samer nawfal dit :

    hi i have a mercedes-benz c230k model 2000 my phone antannas the original is broken where i can found it a new one

  20. Arthur Arrowsmith dit :

    I have a Merc S32O CDi (2005) with a cradle for a Nokia 6310i and I want to go Bluetooth with my new Motorola Razr V3i, where can I go to get it installed and what is the cost in British Pounds.
    Regards
    Arthur

  21. Peter Dixon dit :

    I have had a mercedes bluetooth module fitted to my ‘05 E320 CDI, it just clips in. The chap at Mercedes-Benz Salisbury, Wilts was able to programme both my Nokia 6230i and 6300.
    It works beautifully from the dash and steering wheel.
    Peter

  22. sheriff dit :

    I have a 2006 c180 kompressor which has prewired telephone system.I bought a cradle but the phone that it uses is obsolete and thus I cannot find one.I was told about the bluetooth technology and just wanted to know how much does it cost in US $ and if my care is compatible for such technology

  23. James dit :

    Check out all these models at http://www.mercedestuningmag.com/gallery/ which one would you like to own ?

  24. lou dit :

    i have a mercedes E220 2006 and i don’t know how i can connect my phone whit it if i push phones it sais no phon’s but i don’t know how to search

  25. Bluetooth Newbie dit :

    According to the info on http://www.razrbluetooth.com, the instructions I got with my new RAZR said you need to make sure you’re bluetooth headset is turned off before trying to get it to pair up with the bluetooth in your car. If your headset is on, it will block the cars reception since most bluetooth phones can only be connected to one bluetooth device at a time.

  26. Bluetooth Newbie dit :

    According to the info on http://www.razrbluetooth.com/ the instructions I got with my new RAZR said you need to make sure you’re bluetooth headset is turned off before trying to get it to pair up with the bluetooth in your car. If your headset is on, it will block the cars reception since most bluetooth phones can only be connected to one bluetooth device at a time.

  27. Frank CLK500 dit :

    According to below web-page, the Mercedes Bluetooth SAP profile does not support iPhone at all. Is that true? Link: http://www.aktivmobil.no
    Also it seems like SonyEricsson , LG , Samsung and HTC is not supported.

    It is though supposed to work with Nokia N-series like the N95 but does anybody know if the Mercedes SAP-Profile will import the contacts in the Nokia N95 (Symbian SW) phone memory or will it only import the contacts in the sim-card?

    Thanks a lot for any experience shared!

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