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DJ NAV

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#4974 14-Sep-2005 19:00
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Greetings
does anyone know why which type of dat cable a Nokia 6255 will take because I have a DKU - 5 cable and cant seem to get it to work at all ??

Any thoughts would be much appreciated

Thanks

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tonyhughes
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  #20096 15-Sep-2005 08:43
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Maybe a DKU 2 from memory (bad memory even...)
Bluetooth would be a good option too - far more convenient than a cable.









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#20101 15-Sep-2005 08:52
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That cable unfortunately was for the older type nokias.

You need the CA-42




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  #20103 15-Sep-2005 09:37
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Yup. If I remember when I researched it, the 6255 will work with the CA-42. But if you check Nokia's site the DKU-2 is their listed compatible cable. We've got our own version in developement, but I don't have a release date. I'll need to check into it.

Nokia's compatibility list is at :
http://www.nokia-asia.com/nokia/0,,34250,00.html

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#20118 15-Sep-2005 11:53
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DKU-2 works / DKU-5 doesn't.

I got one of these and works fine.

http://www.phonestuff.co.nz/product.php?5/1/118/98/377





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