Just picked up my GG MR from a private sale, the car came without the owner's manual ... the PO is looking for it now, and mentioned perhaps the dealer didn't include it ... While he's working on that, is there a pdf online somewhere?

I need to figure out how to use the dam tech pkg! moving from a 91 MR2, this is a lot of bells and whistles! LOL.

 

nobody?

 

well, can anybody tell me how to link my mobile phone to the car via bluetooth?

 

Did you try asking the dealership if they can provide one?

 

this might help you get a start...http://www.mitsubishicars.com/MMNA/b...epage/hfl.html

 

its really easy, just follow the prompts. choose pairing options and make sure your phone's bluetooth is on pairing mode.

i didnt use my manual for this as my car came without the BT but i recenty installed it. if you still need a manual i could lend you mine.

 

i will be getting in touch with the dealership, with the PO's assistance. in the meantime, i figured if i can get something to read, it'd help me figure out the bells and whistles on the car.

thanks for the link for the BT! my friend and i were looking all over my mmcs for a good 20 min!

 

to set it up just press the "talk" button on the Handsfree control on the steering wheel.

 

another quick question while i'm working to get my manual from the dealer/PO ...

for MP3 CD's ... is there supposed to be some sort of folder structure or would MMCS search the entire CD for MP3's? i figured it should search the entire CD, but for some reason its not working on the MP3 CD's i burnt ...

 

sorry that i cant help as after owning the car for more than a year i have yet to insert a CD....

 

Well, I just burn a single level folder structure as follows:

DISK >

---------Folder 1 >
-----------------------1.mp3
-----------------------2.mp3
---------Folder 2 >
-----------------------1.mp3
-----------------------2.mp3

etc...

I dont think nested folders will work, but if you have the Nav package, I wonder if the software works a different way. Try this and see if it works. FYI, I just have the RF sound system, no NAV.

 

How are you burning the CDs? Are you closing the session? Are you using some sort of UDF formatting that windows does to make ti like a flash drive? Any CD you make needs to be a one-write closed session CD, and the paths need to not be ridiculously deep. Otherwise, it's never had a problem reading any of the CDs I've made for it.

 

i've been using cdburnerxp to burn a "data cd", so i dont think its the flash thing you mentioned. i believe its a one-write closed session CD. my path is: artist name -> album -> xyz.mp3 ...