adkre8r

[FONT=Arial]I just paired my new Bluetooth phone with the Bluetooth in my 06 TSX. Many numbers I frequently call require entering an extension number after I hear a greeting... how do I program that in my handsfree phonebook?[/FONT]

acn684

i think you can say "pause" or after the number goes through press talk and say "send *and then the numbers"

adkre8r

Thanks, I'll try that!

SoCaliTrojan

Yeah, you can either tell HFL to send the extension numbers, or you can save the extension numbers.

For example, here's how I check my voicemail:

<click> call voicemail
<click>yes
<click>send mycode
<click>yes

This will send the digits (my voicemail password). Anyone in my car won't hear me saying the code (but it'll show on the MID I believe), and there's little room for error (sometimes when I do it individually, it might get a number wrong so I have to start over)

I've never tried the "pause" command, I'll have to see if that works...it'll make dialing my voicemail even easier

cibs

^^ the pause feature works but it's not intuitive like on cell phones...

example: on my cell phone when i program in a pause it waits until the call is picked up before it sends the digits i have stored after the pause... the HFL dials the number and sends the digits while the number is still connecting... making the pause feature useless....

After dialing a number after it has connected and the greeting is going i will usually
- press button
- say "send my code" (or send xxxx - the extension/code if i dont' have it programmed)
- press button
- say "yes"