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Download Pioneer AVIC U310BT Compatible Phone List PIONEER® AVIC SYSTEM Bluetooth® phone compatibility list Phone connection Phone connection Model Model to AVIC system to AVIC system Apple Docomo iPhone 3G, 16Gb NM705i iPhone P904i iPhone AT&T P905i AU P660 W54SA D600 W54T Eten W61T G500 W54S Hewlett Packard BenQ-Siemens Ipaq 514 EF61 Ipaq 6915 S88 iPAQ HW6515 Q-Fi EF51 iPAQ HW6515 Blackberry HTC 8310 P3470 (Pharos) 8700 S730 (Wings) 8800 Touch Diamond 7130g Touch pro T7272 8707g Touch Dual (NIKI) 7290 P3450 Touch (Elf) 8100 Pearl AT&T S710 8100 Pearl - T-Mobile MTeor 8300 AT&T TyTn 8525 (Hermes) 8703e Verizon TYTN2 (Kaiser) 8800 Cingular P4350 (Herald) 8830 Verizon PPC 6700 (Alltel) Docomo S620 (Excalibur) F1100 TyTn 8525 (Hermes) This Bluetooth® phone compatibility document lists the cell phones that are compatible with the Pioneer AVIC U310BT. While this list does not include every phone, such as newly released models, the Pioneer AVIC U310BT uses the most widely recognized supplier for Bluetooth® technology to ensure widespread compatibility. 1 PIONEER® AVIC SYSTEM Bluetooth® phone compatibility list Phone connection Phone connection Model Model to AVIC system to AVIC system HTC LG TYTN2 (Kaiser) VX8700 Verizon P4350 (Herald) VX9400 Verizon PPC 6700 (Alltel) AX490 Alltel S620 (Excalibur) Mitac TyTn 8525 (Hermes) Mio A701 8125 Cingular Modelabs Wing (HTC P4350) T-Mobile myway slim i-Mate Motorola 8502 (Ultimate) RIZR Z8 SP5 ROKR Z6 JAQ3 U9 Kyocera Z10 K323 ZN5 WX310K A1600 Lenovo KRZR K1 ET600 Q8 i909 RAZR² V8 LG RIZR Z8 KF755 ROKR E8 KG70 Shina W510 KE998 ZN5 VX10000 (Voyager) Verizon A1200 KE820 V3 KE850 Prada KRZR K3 U8360 ROKR Z6 KG800 Chocolate A925 CG300 Cingular C390 LX150 E680i LX550 (Fusic) Sprint RIZR Z3 VX8600 SLVR L7 This Bluetooth® phone compatibility document lists the cell phones that are compatible with the Pioneer AVIC U310BT. While this list does not include every phone, such as newly released models, the Pioneer AVIC U310BT uses the most widely recognized supplier for Bluetooth® technology to ensure widespread compatibility. 2 PIONEER® AVIC SYSTEM Bluetooth® phone compatibility list Phone connection Phone connection Model Model to AVIC system to AVIC system Motorola Nokia A910 5610 L6i 5610 XpressMusic PEBL U6 5700 XpressMusic RAZR V6 maxx 6110 Navigator ROKR E6 6290 V360 6300 V500 6500 Classic SLVR L7 6500 Slide V3 6555 i580 naxtel 6680 i870 7500 Prism i880 naxtel E65 RIZR Z3 T-Mobile N73 Q N82 V365 AT&T 5310 nac 6230i L1 6267 Nokia 5200 3600 Slide 6131 Orange 5000 6275 5220 XpressMusic 6630 5610 XpressMusic N80 5700 XpressMusic N95 6210s N95-8Gb 6220c 5700 XpressMusic 7900 Prism 6110 Navigator 8800 7373 N82 7390 N96 N70 3109 Classic N93 This Bluetooth® phone compatibility document lists the cell phones that are compatible with the Pioneer AVIC U310BT. While this list does not include every phone, such as newly released models, the Pioneer AVIC U310BT uses the most widely recognized supplier for Bluetooth® technology to ensure widespread compatibility. 3 PIONEER® AVIC SYSTEM Bluetooth® phone compatibility list Phone connection Phone connection Model Model to AVIC system to AVIC system Nokia PalmOna 3110 Classic Centro 5200 Treo 750v 5300 Treo PRO 6085 Panasonic 6230i P902i 6233 P902iS 6280 Pantech 6300 PN-820 Verizon 7373 PG-C3B AT&T 8800 Sirocco Philips E61i X800 N73 768 N91 Qtek 6021 S100 6260 9100 6310 8100 E50 8500 6131 Orange S200 6103 T-Mobile Sagem 6126 My312x E62 Cingular My411c N75 My700X PalmOna My301X Centro Samsung Treo 650 My312x Treo 700w Verizon My411c Treo 750v My700X Treo 755p My301X Treo 700p SGH-A501 Telstra Treo 750v SGH-F110 This Bluetooth® phone compatibility document lists the cell phones that are compatible with the Pioneer AVIC U310BT. While this list does not include every phone, such as newly released models, the Pioneer AVIC U310BT uses the most widely recognized supplier for Bluetooth® technology to ensure widespread compatibility. 4 PIONEER® AVIC SYSTEM Bluetooth® phone compatibility list Phone connection Phone connection Model Model to AVIC system to AVIC system Samsung Samsung SGH-G600 SGH-E780 SGH-G608 SGH-E900 SGH-G810 SGH-i600 SGH-i900 SGH-S410i SGH-J700 SGH-S501i Bouygues SGH-U608 Z650i SGH-U900 SGH-E770 X830 SGH-F300 SGH-D800 SGH-D500e SGH-D830 SGH-D900 SGH-D908 Z500 SGH-F480 SCH-A930 Verizon SGH-G600 SCH-A990 Verizon SGH-G608 SCH-U620 Verizon SGH-i780 SGH-A707 Cingular SGH-P180 SGH-A717 AT&T SGH-U908 SGH-A727 AT&T U700 SGH-C417 SGH-D840 SGH-D407 Cingular SGH-i320 SGH-i607 (Blackjack) Cingular SGH-U600 SGH-T329 (Stripe) T-Mobile X700 SGH-T619 (Stripe) T-Mobile SGH-D600e SGH-T629 T-Mobile SGH-E848 SGH-T719 T-Mobile SGH-F308 SPH-A303 (Heat) Helio SGH-U608 SPH-A503 (Drift) Helio X800 SPH-A900 Sprint X820 SPH-M610 Sprint Z230 SPH-M620 Sprint SGH-E250 ZX20 Cingular This Bluetooth® phone compatibility document lists the cell phones that are compatible with the Pioneer AVIC U310BT. While this list does not include every phone, such as newly released models, the Pioneer AVIC U310BT uses the most widely recognized supplier for Bluetooth® technology to ensure widespread compatibility. 5 PIONEER® AVIC SYSTEM Bluetooth® phone compatibility list Phone connection Phone connection Model Model to AVIC system to AVIC system Samsung Sony Ericsson SGH-T809 T-Mobile K600c Sanyo K858c M1 Sprint P900 Katana II Sprint T610 SCP-3200 Sprint W880i Sharp K610i SH9010c K700i SH9010c W550i GX15 W710i Siemens W850i SXG75 W950i SL75 Z610i Sony Ericsson K750i G900 K800i K810i P990i M600i W810i W888c SPV W960 C200 C702c M700 C902c C600 G700c M3100 K800i M700 K850i Toshiba P1c G900 S500c W32T W580i W41T W760i W888c W300i W908c This Bluetooth® phone compatibility document lists the cell phones that are compatible with the Pioneer AVIC U310BT. While this list does not include every phone, such as newly released models, the Pioneer AVIC U310BT uses the most widely recognized supplier for Bluetooth® technology to ensure widespread compatibility. 6.
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