Maybe I got it! On the iPhone, settings - sounds - turn off "change with buttons". Set your "ringer and alerts" to what you like. Then exit settings, press the volume down button to low volume. Now connect the phone to your car and enjoy low connection beep

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My "Change with Buttons" is set to ON, with volume right up and I still have a silent connection, not had chance to try a Nokia yet, will do so when SWMBO gets back.

My "Change with Buttons" is set to ON, with volume right up and I still have a silent connection, not had chance to try a Nokia yet, will do so when SWMBO gets back.

But you can't turn the beep on, I assume? I mean, there is either an error with your device in the car, or it has been configured with VCDS?

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Why would I WANT to turn it on??

No VCDS settings have been made regarding the phone or bluetooth, the scan also shows no faults - BUT if there is a fault present, then I would be happy with that

I get a visual message on the maxidot to say my phone is connected, I certainly don't want or need an audible bleep to go with it.

For anyone with VCDS who wants to compare the coding, my UK supplied December 2010 Elegance (with std fit Columbus radio) is:

Address 77: Telephone (J412) Labels: 3C8-035-730-A.clb

Part No SW: 3C8 035 730 A HW: 3C8 035 730 A

Component: Telefon 007 0078

Revision: -------- Serial number: 35909603054***

Coding: 020100000100010000000000

Shop #: WSC 33361 790 00999

ASAM Dataset: EV_UHVPremi A01005

ROD: EV_UHVPremi_SK46.rod

VCID: 21425073814F

No fault code found.

Have you tried a different phone? Something that's not an iPhone, just to rule out the phone giving a command to beep?

Al.

I have just paired SWMBO's Nokia 6700s to my car and I can confirm that the connection is identical to my iPhone4 - completely silent

Why would I WANT to turn it on?? :

I have never said you would, I just stated that you couldn't ;-)

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Maybe I got it! On the iPhone, settings - sounds - turn off "change with buttons". Set your "ringer and alerts" to what you like. Then exit settings, press the volume down button to low volume. Now connect the phone to your car and enjoy low connection beep

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Wow!!!! Apple sneaked this in and I had to learn about it on a Skoda forum. Thanks for this. Finally separate volume controls for things on an iPhone. Wow.

Why would I WANT to turn it on??

No VCDS settings have been made regarding the phone or bluetooth, the scan also shows no faults - BUT if there is a fault present, then I would be happy with that

I get a visual message on the maxidot to say my phone is connected, I certainly don't want or need an audible bleep to go with it.

For anyone with VCDS who wants to compare the coding, my UK supplied December 2010 Elegance (with std fit Columbus radio) is:

Address 77: Telephone (J412) Labels: 3C8-035-730-A.clb

Part No SW: 3C8 035 730 A HW: 3C8 035 730 A

Component: Telefon 007 0078

Revision: -------- Serial number: 35909603054***

Coding: 020100000100010000000000

Shop #: WSC 33361 790 00999

ASAM Dataset: EV_UHVPremi A01005

ROD: EV_UHVPremi_SK46.rod

VCID: 21425073814F

No fault code found.

You can turn it off with VCDS.

I know because mine was initial off and I have changed it to on - otherwise I forget the phone in the car :-)

Edited 22 May, 201115 yr by i-s

You can turn it off with VCDS.

I know because mine was initial off and I have changed it to on - otherwise I forget the phone in the car :-)

I can also now confirm this, as I have just turned it off in a Yeti with Columbus

On my bolero you can turn off the inicial conecting phone sound, sameway it turns off the sound everytime you touch the screen.

Soo no more beep sound.

On my bolero you can turn off the inicial conecting phone sound, sameway it turns off the sound everytime you touch the screen.

Soo no more beep sound.

How do you do it? (I assume without VCDS, wich I don't have access to)

How do you do it? (I assume without VCDS, wich I don't have access to)

Fotos tomorrow, after I take them

Like someone already said, when you hear the sound turn the radio volume knob lower, it will show phone volume. This will also make the conecting sound become lower.

Edited 21 July, 201114 yr by alberg

Acoustic Feedback = OFF (press where it says ON to options)

Edited 22 July, 201114 yr by alberg