Transferring phone numbers via bluetooth

I have purchased a Panasonic Bluetooth phone set and there is supposed to be a way to transfer email addresses from my 5S to it. Most likely would need to figure out a way to send a directory. The landline phone is model KX-TGE272S
How may this be done? I have gotten it as far as being ready to receive, but their tech support says you have to do the transfer.
anyone have any ideas?

I have found some other discussions that seem to imply this is possible. Your answer puzzles me since you write "between IPhones and other smartphones" unless you mean the panasonic land line?
The technique as I understand it is to first make a backup of your whole address book. Then delete all the addresses you do not want to transfer. Also,remove all images.
The follow the procedure after deleting all others and it should work.
However, I don't know how to temporarily delete all other groups. Does anyone so you don't have to delete each card?
Two reasons to transfer names and phone numbers to the Panasonic phone: one click calling, and when you get a call from them it announces the name. The latter is usually not needed for a land line with call ID functioning.

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Transfering Phone Book via Bluetooth

Hello, unfortunately the USB port of my 8330 Curve has broken and I do not have a backup of my contact list - over 100, not sure why I can't retrieve the back up, but my question is.... Can I not transfer from one phone to the other via bluetooth and if so, could someone please help me. Thank you so very much!

You can connect your device via Bluetooth with Desktop Manager and have backup of your device. The transfer of address book via Bluetooth is not available.
Check the below knowledge base for connecting your device via bluetooth.
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Hello, is it possible to connect an external camera to my iphone to take pictures that transfers the pictures via bluetooth to my iphone's photo library ? So my iphone can send the picutres directly to my photo stream. Sorry for my poor english! Not my first language.
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I can link my Garmin GPS to my iPhone via Bluetooth and make or receive phone calls.
I would like an iPas app that provides the sametype functionality including:
Make calls
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Look uphone numbers
Is this possible? Using what app?

There are a couple of Apps out there that will allow you to use a Google Voice phone number to make and recieve calls via the iPad. I'm not sure exactly what you are trying to do. If you are trying to replicate the Garmin / iPhone setup I don't think that is possible.
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Phone book via bluetooth

This Forum stuff is new to me, so not sure i'm doing this correctly. I have just bought a 3G i-phone. When i bluetooth it to my car (Audi A6) the phone works fine (handsfree etc) but i cannot access my phone book via the car system. Is this a car problem, phone problem, or a me problem? Help please!

As others have posted, it seems that the iPhone (both original and 3G models) only officially supports the Hands-Free Profile (HFP) and Headset Profile (HSP) hence the phonebook and other problems.
However, I also had a first generation iPhone and it worked perfectly with my 2007 A6 Allroad ... full access to phonebook, recent calls, missed calls ... the whole nine yards.
I have the same problem as you with the 'new and improved' iPhone 3G. I can pair from the phone to the car and get a very basic functionality (i.e. no phonebook or call register). If I recall correctly, you need to initiate the pairing the other way round ... i.e. starting from the car. When successful the phonebook is copied as part of the initial pairing. I can't get this part to work for me as the iphone is invisible to the Audi even though the iphone says it is 'discoverable'.
Applecare will just give you the standard line about not being able guarantee to support every phone out there.
If the 3G is working with other car makes (BMW and the like ...) then it might be an Audi problem. They seem to have created a workaround for the original iPhone's shortcomings so let's hope the can do it again for the 3G
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iPhone Support:
Hands-Free Profile (HFP)
Headset Profile (HSP)
iPhone Does Not Support:
Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP)
Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP)
Basic Imaging Profile (BIP)
Basic Printing Profile (BPP)
Cordless Telephony Profile (CTP)
Device ID Profile (DID)
Dial-up Networking Profile (DUN)
Fax Profile (FAX)
File Transfer Profile (FTP)
General Audio/Video Distribution Profile (GAVDP)
Generic Access Profile (GAP)
Generic Object Exchange Profile (GOEP)
Human Interface Device Profile (HID)
Intercom Profile (ICP)
Object Push Profile (OPP)
Personal Area Networking Profile (PAN)
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www.apple.com/feedback.

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69Voltage wrote:
I lost all of my phone numbers after the last sync. Never had this problem before, and I'm wondering if I can retrieve them by doing a restore from the TC? And if so, do I restore all of iTunes or a certain file/folder?
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Hi I have recently bought the new nissan pulsar and its intergrated voice dialling only works through the cars phonebook.
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My Gmail connets and downloads email but will not send..
Is there a trick I am missing?
Also I have Tmobile XDA PDA and have all my numbers and have not figured away to get them to transfer.
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I'm pretty sure this problem is in the Macbook (mid 2009 running 10.6.8) and not to do with the tethered phone.
Until now I've had this tethered connection running fine via my Sony W810i. I've recently been trying to connect to the same ISP account via a Sony W890i (SIM card swapped over) and had a succession of problems trying to get it to work. First I could not get the paired W890i past the 'self assigned IP address' problem. The W810i would still work fine.
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You can use your Blackberry to download a supported version of Verizon Backup Assistant. Open the link below on your Blackberry to download/install the software. To transfer using your Bluetooth you will connect the two devices and sending your address book wireless. You can do it from home screen.
Options>Bluetooth>select the device, the transfer option is there…Or you can also find it by opening “Manage Connections” >Bluetooth options,
Here is a link to download Backup Assistance:
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Mystery Files Being Transferred to me via Bluetooth--should i be worried?

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Hello a:
The effective distance for Bluetooth transmissions is about 10 meters (30 feet). Wherever that was coming from, it had to be within that range (reduced for walls, etc). Perhaps from an apartment or even another room.
I would not worry about anyone accessing your system. If you have file sharing on and you allowed anyone to look at anything, there would be a possibility of something being read.
Incidentally, if it is not on, turn on your OS X built-in firewall.
Pardon novice questions but I want to make sure things are A-OK.
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