Toyota Prius: Connect 2 cell phones to Prius Bluetooth

In article <googlegroups.com>,
Peter <com> wrote:
 

You can't do it. It's inherent in Bluetooth.

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On May 10, 11:29 am, Peter <com> wrote: 

The Prius can be paired with up to 4 Bluetooth cell phones. However,
only one can be active at a time (using the microphone and and speaker
system to carry on a conversation). You can choose which Bluetooth
cell phone should connect with the Prius by going to the Bluetooth
Phone Settings page, and Selecting from the scroll-down menu choices
the Telephone Selection setting. (The Prius acts like a Bluetooth
headset.) You shouldn't have to delete the 1st phone to connect the
2nd one, as the Prius can store up to 4 phones.

What do you think would happen if both your cell phone and your wife's
cell phone each received a call at the same time? Or if the phones
called each other? That is why only one phone can be connected at a
given time.

On May 11, 3:49 pm, "net" <net> wrote: 

I realize only one phone can be used at a time. I do not understand
how to pair 4 Bluetooth cell phones? Can you explain this process?

Peter Hirsch

On May 14, 2:30 pm, Peter <com> wrote: 

I was asked to checked the owners manual again. The 2006 owners manual
has a large section on Handsfree. I finally found the section you were
refering to. In 2006 up to 6 cell phones can be registered. I was able
to register both phones after a couple of tries.

Switching between registered phones takes a few steps but can be done.

Peter Hirsch