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This CD-BTB200 is designed to work only with Pioneer “”Bluetooth Adapter Ready”" Navigation systems, AV Receivers and CD Players. Bluetooth Wireless Technology allows these Pioneer headunits to communicate automatically with and treat most compatible cellular phones as source devices within a given range. Simply set up a user ID, and you can make and take calls, use call waiting, talk, and hang up- all while your phone remains in your bag, purse or pocket.
Product Specifications
Warranty: 1 year warranty
Technical Details
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Bluetooth wireless adapter for Pioneer “Bluetooth ready” CD and DVD receivers
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Plugs directly into the stereo for an easy installation
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Places/accepts calls via the wireless connection
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Bluetooth digital technology ensures crisp, static-free performance in the car
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Downloads your phonebook into the stereo
Product Details
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Product Dimensions: 2.4 x 10.8 x 7.2 inches ; 2.4 pounds
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Shipping Weight: 2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
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Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
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ASIN: B000NMB1GC
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Item model number: CDBTB200
Some Customer Review
1. Excelent bluetooth handsfree
This unit is excellent. I purchased this adapter, to be used with my premier DEH-P690UB, and it works great, feels like a factory equipment. It comes with the microphone and installation wires, very long ones, so yo can put it almost wherever you like (I did my own instalation).
Once connected, all you have to do is pair your bluetooth mobile to the unit, and register it as a phone. you can register 5 mobile phones, 3 main registration, and 2 guest phones (it only auto-connect with registered phones). The difference between the main phones, and the guest ones, is that the main ones, can handle phone book entries. Phonebook entries are 500 (total), 300 for phone #1, 150 for phone #2, and 50 for phone #3. Phonebook entries, refers to names, and each name can have many numbers assigned. I have 260 entries, some with 5 numbers assigned, and are working fine. Reading the phonebook in my unit, is a little slow I think, as it takes bout 2 seconds for the 1st name name to appear, an then they begin to appear progressively.
Transferring the phonebook is easy, as far as YOUR MOBILE phone supports it. Some phones, allow you to transfer all contacts (one example is almost any SonyEricsson) others, allows you to transfer contacts one by one, and in some, it simply not posible, but that depends on the phone, not this unit.
As for the sound quality, is excellent. Almost anyone that I have called, noticed no difference between using the handsfree or using my mobile directly. You can adjust the volume, and it stays the same for phone mode, independently of other modes. Other audio ajustments are fixed.
When I receive a call, the radio automatically switch to phone mode (even if the unit is off), and the caller id is displayed on the screen, even with the name (if it is in the radio phonebook), and also gets back to the previous mode after you hangup (or reject) the call. With my head unit, is very difficult to dial a number, since it has no number keys on the front. You have to scroll number by number, although you can dial easily using the remote control (of the main unit) since it have all the numbers. I suppose it is easier on avic units.
I have read that this unit has some problems with Windows Mobile Smartphones, because some bluetooth limitations on the WM bluetooth, but it can be fixed with some 30 USD software I can’t remember. I haven’t tested this limitations since I don’t have one available yet, but I advise WM Smartphone users to research a little.
PROS:
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Excellent sound quality.
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Integrates well with bluetooth compatible Pioneer and Premier units.
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Can register 5 Mobile phones
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Separate phonebook for the 3 main ones.
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Each phonebook entry can have many numbers (I have tested a max. of 5)
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Can play (and control in some cases) Bluetooth compatible music players, as long as they support the A2DP profile
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Works on stand by, even if the main unit is off (as long as the car switch is on ACC or ON position)
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Lot of options.
CONS:
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Phonebook a little slow to read the entries.
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Difficult to ‘direct dial’ a phone number on some units.
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Compatibility issues with some smartphones
I highly recomend this product, to anyone who has a Pioneer bluetooth compablible head unit and a bluetooth phone.
2. GREAT
This adapter works almost so well you think it is factory equipment. Works great wih my cell phone and even lets me transfer my phonebook into the head unit(Pioneer Avic-d3). I love it!
3. This Bluetooth Device is Golden !!
Great service and quick delivery. This Bluetooth device works like a charm. Had it Professionally installed and everyone states the sound quality is as if was right next to them. Thanks Amazon and 6th Ave Electronics. Keep up the good service. A+++
Just note: The trick to getting your Cell phone working to the Pioneer CD-BTB200, is to have the Pioneer CD-BTB200 search and configure your cell phone. The manual will walk you through this. The phone not stay connected via Bluetooth, if you use your Cell phone to attach \ configure itself to the Pioneer CD-BTB200.
