Make sure the volume on the bluetooth connection is turned up. It is seperate from the stereo volume, but controlled by the same knob when the phone is in the talk mode.
cohee3 said:Had a similar problem with my Kenwood Bluetooth. All blueteeth :teethmast do not support all cell phones. The only thing standard about the standard is that each manufacturer implements it differently. We had a saying in the Navy. "Standard throughout the Navy, different on every ship." Usually the bluetooth manufacturer publishes a list of compatible phones. Obviously the list cannot be comprehensive or kept up to date. I used a different model cell phone and the problem went away. Try another phone model.
I actually noticed in the manual when I was first setting it up, it mentioned the Nissan site to check phone compatibility. (Nissan Bluetooth Wireless Phone Technology - Nissan USA) But, since my phone worked fine when adding phonebook entries and making calls I just assumed it was compatible. But, since cohee3 pointed me once again in the right direction, I have discovered that my Treo 680 is not on the list. In fact, only one Treo is listed, the 700 model. So, I guess I'm just stuck with only partial compatibility. Crap. :eh: