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Help parrot CK 3200

Yes I have. My wife's car has a CK 3200 and my car has a CK 3100. The HTC One S has paired with them both without any hassle, both the phone book and voice commands. The calls go through the car stereo speakers and I have now got it to read my text messages out to me as well. I had more trouble with my old Desire.

The only issue I have come across is that the first time I make a call on the CK 3100 (not the CK 3200) after it has connected, there is no ringing in the speakers before the other person picks up. All other calls after that are fine. I guess that this is happening on the CK 3100 and not the CK 3200 because the CK 3100 is an older model.

Going back to your question, the first time I was in the car the parrots sent their pairing requests and the phone paired straight away.

On a side note, the Desire kept losing it's voice commands with my CK 3100 and a couple of times its pairing, the HOS never has, so it certainly seems more stable as well.
 
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Thanks friend...a friend gave me a box with parrot and cables in it ,the box says CK3100 but the unit in it is equare.The box shows it to be rectangle.The actual unit don't say what model it is but internet pictures tells me it could be ck 3200.There is a serial number on the back but search shows up nothing.There is also a blue bit with universal audio mute written on it.i am new to all this stuff lol.
Your thoughts?
 
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All I can say is that the CK 3100 is rectangular, about 3/4 inch by 2 inches (at a guess) and the CK 3200 is more square, about 1.5 inches square.

Also, the CK 3100 display is monotone (green/black) and the CK 3200 is in colour

I don't know what the blue bit with universal audio mute written on it is though, because we had both of ours fitted, so we only saw the outside of the box. I do know that we had to get extra cables for both to allow them to play through the car stereo and to mute the stereo when a call came in. Maybe it has something to do with that.

I have had mine now for over 7 years, in 3 different cars, so they last very well and I couldn't live without it. Certainly beats holding the phone to your ear and looking out for the police at the same time :D
 
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