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Default TomTom GO 720 & BlackBerry Curve 8300 - 12-05-2007, 01:15 AM

Hello there,

I have looked through the search and was unable to find anything related to pairing a Curve to a TomTom (I saw other devices but not the Curve), so I'm wondering if anyone has been able to pair this?

I have paired my Curve with my TomTom however I am that's for voice calls only. I am still unable to utilize the Curve to connect to data services.

Anyone had any luck with pairing a TomTom to a Curve 8300?

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Default btt - 12-20-2007, 10:22 PM

Any assistance with connecting the TomTom GO 720 to a BlackBerry 8300 Curve on the Rogers network (with data service plan).

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Default Curve 8310 - 12-23-2007, 05:18 PM

I've had no luck pairing the 8310 with a TomTom go 720 for data. The 8100 is listed as supported by TomTom but the 8300 is not.
   
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Default 12-27-2007, 02:02 AM

Interesting thread guys. I'm seriously looking at a Garmin 660 (nuvi). for me to just have hands free for incomming calls is a major bonus.

But I am curious about "data" transfer. Are we talking about using the BB to update maps or is there more to this equation.?

pls 'splain to me..?

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Default BB with TomTom - 12-27-2007, 08:19 AM

The TomTom can use a data connection for receiving traffic info and a few other functions.
   
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Default 12-27-2007, 12:09 PM

OK: The Garmin (nuvi 660), I am looking at buying uses an FM TMC receiver that would be totally independant of the BB...? (at least from the way I read it, it should be.). Independant / integrated antenna, Garmin connection and 12V plug.

thank you,

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Default 12-27-2007, 11:52 PM

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OK: The Garmin (nuvi 660), I am looking at buying uses an FM TMC receiver that would be totally independant of the BB...? (at least from the way I read it, it should be.). Independant / integrated antenna, Garmin connection and 12V plug.

thank you,

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As info, RDS-TMC services are not available in Calgary at this time. Currently RDS-TMC services are only available in Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal.

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Default 12-28-2007, 12:36 AM

What's the technical difference between the 8100 and 8300? Why would the 8100 work with a TomTom but not the 8300?
   
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Default 01-21-2008, 10:23 AM

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What's the technical difference between the 8100 and 8300? Why would the 8100 work with a TomTom but not the 8300?
I think this is more to do with OS versions.

The 8100 only worked when using OS 4.2.1.66, however the I don't believe this release was a vailable for the Curve, so this is probably why it doesn't on the Curve.

I can vouch that every version of 4.3 that I have run on my 8120 has had no problems with TomTom Plus services


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Default Pairing 720 and 8300 - 02-08-2008, 02:21 PM

I have successfully paired my TomTom and Curve. It is tricky in that you have to enable "visibility" of your Curve. Once you do that - in settings, you should pair with no problem. Unfortunately, I cannot get it to handle Traffic - TomTom seems to only recognize the 8100 so it seems not to connect via edge with is a necessity.

Hope that helps.
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Default 05-03-2008, 05:23 PM

I own a BB 8310 and have had no issues connecting to the TomTom 720 for handsfree use. So I am happy with that. I cannot get it to connect for wireless data, either automatically or manually. I went back through the TomTom and connected via blutooth to my phone and it searched for phone features. What it found was: handsfree, phone book, and wireless data. So it knows the feature is there but for some reason it won't accept the connection. Is there anything Rogers or BB can do to enable this feature?
   
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Default 05-25-2008, 01:40 AM

Same problem.. BB8700, TomTom 920T and it sees the phone and says it has recognized features for Hands Free, Phone book, and Wireless Data.. But the Data won't work.. I can sync my phonebook and use it for hands free, but no data.. (Weather, traffic and such..)
   
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Default 05-25-2008, 10:16 AM

I also have the 8120 with T-Mobile, and I have not been able to get my TomTom go 720 to pair for use with the Plus services. It paired just fine for the phone. Any suggestions from those who were able to pair? I am using ver 4.3. thanks
   
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Default Compatibility - 06-02-2008, 09:50 AM

I just checked the Tom Tom compatibility page. The AT&T Blackberry Curve (8300 Series) is listed as supporting only handsfree with the Tom Tom Go 720

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Default 07-28-2008, 10:48 AM

Hi,

I successfully got my Blackberry Curve (8310) and my TomTom 930 linked for both voice *and* data.

I had to upgrade the OS on my curve.

I'm too junior to post links, but search in Blackberry forums for "getting tomotom 910 work curve"

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Default 08-03-2008, 02:21 PM

Steve, a little more information would be useful.

Whick version of the OS are you now using, where did you get from, any settings you had to change?

Thanks for your help

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Default 08-23-2008, 06:38 PM

its refreshing to finfd this thread - most people have no idea what im talking about when i say my TomTom 730 wasnt wireless compatable with my BB 8320 curve. Its such a shame because I ended up returning a great GPS
   
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Default TomTom 730 and the Blackberry Pearl 8120 T-Mobile - 08-25-2008, 04:25 PM

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I also have the 8120 with T-Mobile, and I have not been able to get my TomTom go 720 to pair for use with the Plus services. It paired just fine for the phone. Any suggestions from those who were able to pair? I am using ver 4.3. thanks
To setup:

When asked by TomTom setup manually.
Enter wap.voicestream.com
Leave username and password blank
Default for number dialed

This works for T-Mobile. I just used it perform the data service setup. Make sure you are on the EDGE network not UMA.

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Default 08-25-2008, 04:42 PM

I have a version 4.5 OS on my 8120, and was finally able to configure the connection to my tomtom one. But I can't get it to connect to the plus services after the initial set-up.
   
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Smile TomTom GO 930 Wireless Data and Curve 8320 - 08-30-2008, 07:51 PM

I too had this problem with TomTom GO 930 and wireless data connection to a Blackberry 8320 Curve. After a lot of research on different sites I consolidated the results to achieve success.

On the phone do the following:

First update the OS to 4.5.0.52
In Manage Connections goto Mobile Network Options and set the Connection Preference to Wi-Fi Preferred.

On TomTom GO 930

Go to setup Wireless Data and when prompted for the phone select the "OTHER" button at the bottom left. Then select the country and your provider (T-Mobile (III) for me). This will fail and then you will be asked if you want to set up "other" or "manually". Select MANUAL

Set the network to wap.voicestream.com
User: Leave this blank
Password: Leave this blank

Accept the defaults for other 2 settings
You will then be asked 2 more questions select Automatic for both.
TomTom will ask more questions say yes and "Voila"
   
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Default 08-31-2008, 04:26 PM

According to Tom Tom they say they cannot support every phone that comes on the market!!

I had a TT520 and this worked perfectly for all features, Traffic, data transfer, address book, hands free, everything.
I got a newer model TT720 thinking there would be no problem, there wasn't, everything connected fine, then one day it didn't and hasn't since.

Nothing to do with OS or the way its connected, its not supported, so won't work.
I am still not amused!!
   
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Default 09-15-2008, 08:03 AM

Does anyone know if you can still make phone calls while the TomTom is using the BB for data? I thknk I remember someone on this newsgroup who was able to get their Tomom synced and a bluetooth headset. This wold suggest that you could still use the phone?

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Default 09-15-2008, 11:13 PM

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Does anyone know if you can still make phone calls while the TomTom is using the BB for data? I thknk I remember someone on this newsgroup who was able to get their Tomom synced and a bluetooth headset. This wold suggest that you could still use the phone?

Thanks,
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This should be able to be used with 3G service. However in EDGE and GPRS you cannot have both voice and data at the same time.

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Since the Bold is 3G why does it not work?
   
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Anyone have any luck getting a Blackberry Bold (with rogers carrier) to use data with a Tomtom 720/730 (or higher)?
   
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I was able to get my BOLD to work with my 930 by selecting the 8800 as the phone model. First time it didn't work, second time it did! I was able to do hands free and data. Only thing that was a little strange is when i pushed my phone book I got no names only the numbers. I have AT&T service when asked what carrier I had I entered Cingular Wireless (media works).
It is a little spastic at times but it does work.

I also have a TomTom 720 that I tried to hook up to the BOLD but it did not work.
   
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I spent hours trying to get my Blackberry 8900 to work with my Tom Tom G 930T on Traffic Services.... Went thru Access Point name suggestions, etc., I found on all of these posts to no results.....

Then I saw a crazy looking wire with adaptor in my box, and I plugged it in.... It was the radio wire for the Tom Tom, and the damn thing works now! Traffic is just fine... I never needed to do all of the other stuff like trying to find my model, compatibility, etc.... Hope this will save someone else hours of frustration!
   
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This of course only solved my Traffic issues..... I still need to get a Wireless connection to utilize tom tom services.... &^%$#!!!
   
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What did you use for the Login script?
   
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I made some step by step instuctions that may help... I posted them separately in this forum. Just be sure to use carrier-specific options.
   
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I have successfully paired my TomTom and Curve. It is tricky in that you have to enable "visibility" of your Curve. Once you do that - in settings, you should pair with no problem. Unfortunately, I cannot get it to handle Traffic - TomTom seems to only recognize the 8100 so it seems not to connect via edge with is a necessity.

Hope that helps.
Jerry
I had to sign up just to say YOU ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!! I did what you said and I finally got my TomTom Go 730 to pair up with my Blackberry Curve!!!!! Yay!!!!!

In the blackberry I went to:
options/bluetooth/press menu button/choose options/ **change Discoverable *** to YES.

then i was able to pair it!
   
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