JVC AVX77 + iPhone 4 - Transferring Contacts...

Anyone else have both a JVC AVX77 car head unit and use an iPhone 4 with it?
I can't get my iPhone 4's contacts to transfer to the AVX77. Didn't have this problem with my Blackberry or my Galaxy S phone. Both phones did have an option in their contacts / phone books to transfer all contacts via bluetooth. Can't find a similar option in the iPhone.

I have had the head unit for a year now and can only remember successfully connecting a few times before the next iOS update killed it. Aways getting restricted device now. Used to be able to off/on the radio/iTouch a certain way to get about 90% functionality and 80% of the time. Either artwork would not display or could not populate the playlist in the JVC's 3x2 menu display. iPod uner head unit control. Now, nothing. BT does work on iOS 5 but track names are blank, however, can play/pause and track forward/reverse.
How many iOS updates is it going to take to fix this? Was JVC negligent in implementing Apple's interface code correctly? I find it suspicious that a cheap brand like iHome has all of these products that work flawlessly with all of the Apple mobile products and iOS versions. It is about time this is fixed. I spent over $600 for KD-AVX77 mainly for the advance iTouch/iPod/iPhone interface. I have both iTouch gen 3 and 4.

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