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DynoFK2 · 12th April 2008, 10:56

@p64: No problem. Why do you dislike the controlling? "Next" and "Back" to accept calls, what could be easier

BTW and OT I decided to go for a FunkwerkDabendorf Ego Flash that also includes A2DP. The whole solution will probably be somewhat cheaper but won't provide the broad range of connectable devices like the dension solution. Furthermore, it won't support steering wheel control of accepting or rejecting calls, neither controlling the played back music by the car radio controls.
The advantages are the display for seeing incoming call numbers and that it is designed as a HFT and thus will probably provide good sound quality and no echo. If possible (display cable length), I want to position the display on the ceiling box of the front interior lights, which should give a good reachability of the buttons, subtle integration in the car interior and, depending on the display's viewing angle, I should be able to see the callers info or navigate through my phonebook. Phone call control is possible by speech, so this could replace the original car buttons as control.

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DynoFK2 Valve Cap Join Date: 17th February 2008 Location: Germany Posts: 16 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	@p64: No problem. Why do you dislike the controlling? "Next" and "Back" to accept calls, what could be easier BTW and OT I decided to go for a FunkwerkDabendorf Ego Flash that also includes A2DP. The whole solution will probably be somewhat cheaper but won't provide the broad range of connectable devices like the dension solution. Furthermore, it won't support steering wheel control of accepting or rejecting calls, neither controlling the played back music by the car radio controls. The advantages are the display for seeing incoming call numbers and that it is designed as a HFT and thus will probably provide good sound quality and no echo. If possible (display cable length), I want to position the display on the ceiling box of the front interior lights, which should give a good reachability of the buttons, subtle integration in the car interior and, depending on the display's viewing angle, I should be able to see the callers info or navigate through my phonebook. Phone call control is possible by speech, so this could replace the original car buttons as control.