Bluetooth problem

[creeture3]

Hi folks. I recently bought a second hand VF series 2 (V6) and trying to sort out the bluetooth thingy. The problem is that all of the previous owners contacts are listed, and this amounts to 175 "pages"!! Of course I can't contact any of them because of the different 'phone.

My question is: how do I get rid of all of these contacts, and only have mine there??

I have tried the "refresh" button, and everything else I can think of, but they still remain. I can't seem to find anything about this in the handbook either.

Suggestions/solutions please..................

 

[DjBrenno]

By memory , you go can into the settings menu on mylink , phone setttings and can then delete or forget the device. Only a guess but this should work in theory.

 

[creeture3]

you go can into the settings menu on mylink

Where can I find mylink? (You are talking to a semi techno illiterate here :help: )

 

[DjBrenno]

That's the operating system , there is a 'settings' button on the touch screen .

 

[Smashfist]

Go into "settings" on the radio and there will be an option for a factory reset. Bob's your uncle.

 

[creeture3]

O.k., I will try that. Watch this space...................

 

[creeture3]

O.k., tried the factory reset thing:

No joy, still got 175 "pages" of people I don't know

Any other suggestions? I think I might need to go to a Holden place to find out.

 

[We44pn]

try going under blutooth section and perhaps delete device (ex owners phone)

 

[creeture3]

try going under blutooth section and perhaps delete device (ex owners phone)

Tried that already, no joy there either. I am going to contact a dealer today and see if they can help.

Stay tuned.............

 

[Gener4l Purpose]

The actual fix for the bluetooth being choppy is to go into settings on your phone and turn of the messages. I've done that and I no longer get the occasional choppy music.