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I will be tentative, depends what time my flight gets back on Friday evening. Rich

Count me in, its only 20 minutes away and this will be my first Skoda meet

I don't think its Jobs that needs to listen to the market but Nokia themselves. They changed from the standard Bluetooth previously and tried to take the market with them and failed miserably just before the Bluetooth standard came out and that back fired. My iphone has connected to pretty much everything I have asked it to and I am on my 3rd handset with no issues. Its about time ALL the German manufacturers started to follow a standard to allow a wide range of devices to connect to there cars - never had an issue with Honda's in the past but always get issues with German manufactured produced cars.

Initially yes I am interested but will depend on the date as I am back and forth to the USA a lot right now.

I'm keen to understand how this can be achieved, do you have any more beans to spill?

Here is mine picked her up on Feb 1st

Can you access the deafult settings once the router has been on via the default 192.168.1.1 or whatever it is for your specific router?

Race Blue, its the only colour you will ever need ;0

Who is your ISP and do you have bridged mode checked?

I went for a parrott kit in the end, just a pain as it was built in on my Honda

You might also want to check the wi-fi security standard (WPA etc) you have enabled just in case there is a compatibility issue. From memory I think this router operates a double firewall too. Is the channel set to automatic or have you predefined this to say ch6?

Sounds like a mac address allocation issue, check the settings to see if device control is enabled just to be sure.

Can you connect via Bluetooth without going through the MDI? I want to run the ipod through the MDI but the iphone won't connect to the car system?

Apologies for posting in wrong area.