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[mini]

OK, the old computer crashed and I lost the contact info for the man who knew how to get your cell phone to come through the Garmin on the 2012 Ultra CVO. Does anyone know??  THANKS

[Diamondback]

 

 

Cellset Technologies went out of business last summer.

Know of no other solution that truly integrates. 

That said I'm sure someone has or will.

 

 

[CVO ~ Senior Chief (Ret)]

Try this http://www.hdbomm.com/  ... Just installed on a buddies 2012 and it works like a champ.

[bissjim]

This link will show you how to connect the GPS audio Output, which you will also need to do.

http://www.hdbomm.com/GPS_to_NIM___Aux_Input.doc

Jim

[Eqcons]

Cellset Technologies went out of business last summer.

  Are you SURE about that?   Website is still up and running with info and pricing, and I use their system.

Jim

[Diamondback]

 

I tried last summer and the web was inactive and in fact there was a reference that they were going out of business.

I HOPE THEY ARE BACK.

 

[Diamondback]

 

As I understand the HD bomm solution, you must use the aux port which disables the FM,CB, MP3, XM radio from the HD system and only then uses the audio from the GPS or the NIM module.  Thus rendering the HD system useless.  As I use the CB and the XM all the time this did not solve my issue.  The CellSet works with the HD system and allows full functionality.

Seems that HD should solve this issue.  Easy for them.  Hard for everyone else.

 

[Eqcons]

I tried last summer and the web was inactive and in fact there was a reference that they were going out of business.

I HOPE THEY ARE BACK.

 

They never went anywhere!     I think the reference you mean is where he said in a post on Facebook that they were moving into the genetically modified food business, but of course it was a joke (which I also took seriously!) 

Jim

[bissjim]

You do not need to constantly monitor the Auxiliary Input with the H-D Bomm. Using the Auxiliary Input is so that you can hear MP3, XM if you have the 665, a phone call and the turn prompts if you do not have a NIM.

If you want to listen to the radio you can, just put your cell phone on vibrate and you will know if a call is coming in, then switch to Aux mode to hear the call.

Even with a NIM you must use the Auxiliary Input if you want the ability to amplify the signal from the GPS, for folks like me with bad hearing at 70 miles an hour this is priceless.

Jim