Nokia 9300i 4

Using Contact Download Application

automatically to the background each time you switch

on the device.

After the application is started, it appears in the tasks

list. Note that the contact transfer is initiated from the

Nokia 610 Car Kit Phone, not from the Contact

download application in the Nokia 9300i.

5Switch on the Nokia 610 Car Kit Phone. If this is the

first time you are using the Nokia 610 Car Kit Phone,

select a language.

After this, select to use the remote SIM access, and

start to search for available Bluetooth devices. In the

list of found devices, scroll and select your Nokia9300i.

The Bluetooth connection requires a separate, 16-

character passcode. When requested, enter the 16-

character passcode in the Nokia 9300i. You get the

passcode from the Nokia 610 Car Kit Phone.

Next, the Nokia 9300i asks if you want to accept a

Bluetooth connection from the Nokia 610 Car Kit

Phone. When you accept it, the Nokia 9300i goes to

the remote SIM access mode indicated by a SIM icon

next to the Bluetooth icon and an icon showing that

there is no network connection in the Nokia 9300i.

If PIN code request is on in the Nokia 9300i, the Nokia

610 Car Kit Phone asks you to enter it. Enter the PIN

code, and if you do not want to enter it again, select to

save the remote PIN code. Note that this is a security

issue. For more information, see the Nokia 610 Car Kit

Phone User’s Guide.

6When the Nokia 610 Car Kit Phone asks if you want to

download contacts from the mobile phone, answer No.

7In the Nokia 9300i, return to the Bluetooth menu and

go to the Paired devices page. Edit the pairing with the

Nokia 610 Car Kit Phone and set it as authorised. This