acura server connection it works
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acura server connection it works
I have a 2005 RL C Silver with A Spex suspension and just bought the 18 inch ebony rims. (will be installed on Wednesday)
Anyway wanted to share with those interested, I recently had to upgrade my treo 650 (work phone) to the treo 680 and to my surprise I now view not only the battery strength indicator, but was able to connect to the acura server which was the first time in over (2) years since purchasing this vehicle.
Not sure what being connected to the acura server actually does, but it seems impressive
Anyway wanted to share with those interested, I recently had to upgrade my treo 650 (work phone) to the treo 680 and to my surprise I now view not only the battery strength indicator, but was able to connect to the acura server which was the first time in over (2) years since purchasing this vehicle.
Not sure what being connected to the acura server actually does, but it seems impressive
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Acura Connection sends messages about TSBs, service, etc. to your car. What is your wireless provider? Can't be VZW as they disable the ability to link to the service, though there is a workaround I have successfully implemented.
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Ive tried and tried with Cingular and have not able to connect with the server. I tried ATT and Cingular settings with the Razr unlocked and even the Dopod (from Taiwan) and can not connect.
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Originally Posted by ACUpunctuRA
Ive tried and tried with Cingular and have not able to connect with the server. I tried ATT and Cingular settings with the Razr unlocked and even the Dopod (from Taiwan) and can not connect.
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Originally Posted by ACUpunctuRA
Ive tried and tried with Cingular and have not able to connect with the server. I tried ATT and Cingular settings with the Razr unlocked and even the Dopod (from Taiwan) and can not connect.
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Originally Posted by RL06tech
Your service plan does not include data connection. Call and ask how much it would cost.
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Unless you mean that I need to subscribe to an Acura product...
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Originally Posted by ACUpunctuRA
I'm typjng from my phone right now.
tried all 3 Cingularatt options in the car today and none cf them worked
what's the next step?
tried all 3 Cingularatt options in the car today and none cf them worked
what's the next step?
http://www.acura.com/models/handsfre...rrer=ownerlink
The next step is to email Acura client care, and they may be able to give you more info than is on the website.
http://www.acura.com/models/handsfre...rrer=ownerlink
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Originally Posted by CumbaJ
neuronbob
Another Verizon customer and would like the details of the work around - thanks.
Another Verizon customer and would like the details of the work around - thanks.
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Check here :http://www.in.honda.com/Rjanisis/pubs/SN/B061000.PDF
How to Set Up AcuraLink
Diagnostic Communication
The ’05–06 RL and the ’07 RDX communicate with
the AcuraLink server through the vehicle owner’s
cell phone. To set up this communication, follow
this procedure:
1. Go to www.HandsFreeLink.com, and make
sure the cell phone’s HandsFreeLink (HFL)
profile is compatible with AcuraLink.
2. Make sure the cell phone’s calling plan
supports both voice and data.
3. Refer to the applicable O/M, and pair the cell
phone to the vehicle’s HFL system. When the
pairing is complete, the phone should
automatically connect to the AcuraLink server.
4. If the AcuraLink message screen doesn’t ask
you for permission to send data, go to
AcuraLink/Messages on the navigation
system display screen, and select Connect to
the Acura Server.
5. Follow the screen prompts to connect the
vehicle’s HFL system to the AcuraLink server.
How to Set Up AcuraLink
Diagnostic Communication
The ’05–06 RL and the ’07 RDX communicate with
the AcuraLink server through the vehicle owner’s
cell phone. To set up this communication, follow
this procedure:
1. Go to www.HandsFreeLink.com, and make
sure the cell phone’s HandsFreeLink (HFL)
profile is compatible with AcuraLink.
2. Make sure the cell phone’s calling plan
supports both voice and data.
3. Refer to the applicable O/M, and pair the cell
phone to the vehicle’s HFL system. When the
pairing is complete, the phone should
automatically connect to the AcuraLink server.
4. If the AcuraLink message screen doesn’t ask
you for permission to send data, go to
AcuraLink/Messages on the navigation
system display screen, and select Connect to
the Acura Server.
5. Follow the screen prompts to connect the
vehicle’s HFL system to the AcuraLink server.
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I have a Cingular RAZR V3. When I paired the phone to my RL the HFL asked me if I wanted to make a Data Connection to ACURALINK. I said "yes", and HFL did it automatically (there was an download or upload scroll on the phone screen as it did the connection). After a few seconds the voice prompt stated a confimation the Data Link was complete. The next day I started recieving informational messages from AcuraLink which lasted about 30 days. After that I only got a message when the pax airbag was disabled (backpack on the seat) and a few service appointment reminders (made via Acura's Owner Link website).
I might suggest you clear your phones from HFL and start over. I expect you will get the same prompt I did after you pair the phone. Aside from the pairing, the Data Link connection was automated and voice prompts guided me through.
I might suggest you clear your phones from HFL and start over. I expect you will get the same prompt I did after you pair the phone. Aside from the pairing, the Data Link connection was automated and voice prompts guided me through.
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Found this in another post https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...hlight=verizon
number: #777
login: 123456789@vzw.com (where 123456789 is your Verizon mobile number)
password: vzw
number: #777
login: 123456789@vzw.com (where 123456789 is your Verizon mobile number)
password: vzw
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Originally Posted by Meteor06RL
Thanks. I tried that with my Verizon RAZR but no luck.
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...ight=acuralink
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Originally Posted by bluemule
I don't know about Verizon...I'm with Cingular, but those of you having difficulties connecting might take a look at the following post...my problem is that the connect strings in the Razr didn't match the strings in the Acura. You all might search for the original post by Acurafox, I believe...I refer to it in my postings...
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...ight=acuralink
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...ight=acuralink
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