02-10-2013 06:01 PM
02-11-2013 04:42 AM
Hello,
SAP or rSAP protocol is the same, so the problem is not there. I do not understand why BlackBerry does not update the Bluetooth specification Z10 simply. This protocol was invented by Sony and Nonia, there are very many years, and so far this is the best when it comes to tréléphoner car. If this situation is not resolved quickly, Blackberry should expect to lose a lot of its customers in any case all dond the vehicle is equipped with this technology SAP (SIM Access Profile), which means all German brand vehicles, Mercedes, Audi, Bmw, Wolksvagen, Seat, etc. ..
If someone has the ability to attach Backberry the phone, and he can clarify this situation, it will be really special and we can finally make a decision.
02-11-2013 05:00 PM
Xandrex,
I should have call that "low energy"
If I remember right, distance is 50 versus 150.
check the specs
http://ca.blackberry.com/smartphones/blackberry-z1
Search Bluetooth 4.0 profiles on the web.
02-11-2013 05:30 PM
scopewizard wrote:
Xandrex,
I should have call that "low energy"
If I remember right, distance is 50 versus 150.
check the specs
http://ca.blackberry.com/smartphones/blackberry-z1
0/specifications.html
Search Bluetooth 4.0 profiles on the web.
did you read on the BlueTooth 4.0 technology ? It is supposed to be able to reach other devices up to 50m, as opposed to only 30m for BlueTooth 2.1.
Besides, the low energy is just a tech that allows two modes:
the regular mode that is used for BlueTooth 2.1 (in which case it consumes more energy than the BlueTooth 2.1)
the burst mode that is supposed to bring the same network whality as the other mode, if applicable.
So no, being able to cope with BlueTooth 4 profiles does not mean the phone is weaker than if it only supported BlueTooth 2.1 profiles, which is what you implied in your other message.
I have yet to find a user who will be able to test his/her car with a BlackBerry 7 device and with a Z10, and say "it works with BlackBerry 7 but not with the Z10".
02-12-2013 09:35 PM
I mostly agree with your comments but this is from the Bluetooth standard site. You are right, if it worked with BB 7 it will work with bb Z10.
Bluetooth wireless technology in its most common implementations has a range of 30 feet (10m). This range, depending on the Bluetooth device class, can extend to 100 meters and has been shown, in some tests, to support an even greater range
02-22-2013 04:38 AM
02-24-2013 09:36 AM
03-08-2013 12:30 AM - edited 03-08-2013 12:38 AM
I had the bold 9700, and 9780- earlier versions working in SAP ( sim access profile) working perfect with my mercedez benz in car phone that supports SAP and this is a standard based protocol , although BB Z10 says its support sap its very funny cant connect,
Here were issues what i encounter - when you choose the blue tooth function ( disable the MAP on the BB z10) and when the In car bluetooth gets activated in search mode and finds Blackberry 3393 press the # key and there you get a 16 digit password to be entered on the BB z 10 device, when you press the green ringer button on the car phone, the MB phone shows up on your BB z 10 and it asks you to enter the 16 digit password within 20 sec on the handset, and when done you need to get a accending tone, unfortunately the BB 10 when connected gets a decending tone and cannot connect,
The is no compatibility issue on the in car mecedez as BB 9700, 9780 and nokia 61 etc all connect on the SAP mode,its the BB Z10 that is incompatible on the SAP that RIM must find a quick software update release and get this working, iam always available for any help or suggestion or let BB try this on my car, contact me on ravic@atrieindia.com, its so studip to invest in a new device that cant connect to your car.
Also the BB 10 cant support wep encryption on the wifi, we struggled with this for days and now changed the Wifi encription to wpa 2 on the wifi home router and can see this work ..
The Battery on BB z 10 sucks it take a long time to charge fully ( 4 hours min) and discharge gets over within 6 hours even when you updated the software and kept the brightness in min
Besides one more suggestion to RIM is keep the BIS ( black berry internet servoce) open to BB 10 users as optional if they wanted to keep the service going, as without BIS the Z10 is like any other cheap android phone for emails, and does lack teh apps available on the androids , BB will loose all its old customers and may gain a few first time BB users for sure.
There has been days of struggle withthe new devise also the camera was dead on arrival that now they replaced the device with a new one after a 24 hour wait, i all not very happy with the Z 10 and nowthinking to move back to the old BB 9900 which had terrible battery problems else 9700 which was their best release with BIS,
Regards
Ravichandran
Banbara wrote:Hi,
Thank you for your answer. Yes actually ptrotocol SAP is what matches to SIM, but the correct name is SAP (Sim access profile). This protocol is the best as it is used in the car, because in this case, the phone is on standby in the car, and this is the installation of vehicle that takes over, with a primary benefit is the use of the antenna outside the vehicle.
Thank you for your help.
03-10-2013 11:11 AM
Hi, I also have an Audi A6 MY 2012 with MMI prof. (3G):
my Z10 only connects as "handsfree" but not as Carphone (=rSAP). So at the moment the Z10 does definitely NOT supports rSAP.
Hope BB will fix this soon....
03-22-2013 11:05 PM