I have already summarized once what is required to be able to use the BT Changer in Hands-Free mode. You can find this by clicking here. However, the question has come up several times regarding what wires are included in the TELEPHONE 1 connector. What is needed if someone wants to build the microphone system […]
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The BT Changer uses the Saab’s factory-installed microphone for Hands-Free mode. There has been a demand for a way to verify that the microphone functions correctly after installation. Therefore, we have developed a microphone test feature, which can be accessed in Wi-Fi mode through the administration interface. This function is available starting from software version
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Users always help a lot in solving those problems that we, for some reason, cannot detect. Most recently, Robert Nordgren – from Sweden – solved the problem of the quiet microphone of the OG 9-3. The issue was that during HandsFree conversations, he was heard very quietly. The factory Saab microphone has two outputs, one
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We’re happy to announce that the HF (Hands-Free) cables are now available for the OG generation as well.With these cables, you can connect the BT Changer in a way that enables hands-free mode. However, it is essential that your car has the factory microphone and the phone connector. TELEPHONE1 connector As far as I know,
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If you want to use a BT Changer Hands-Free system in your Saab NG 9-3, you should first check whether the factory phone connector (375) is available. It can be checked using the VIN, but the most reliable method is to locate it physically. You’re looking for a black, 18-pin female connector. This connector is
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