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Hello everyone, I just installed a Dension 500 BT in my wife's 2006 Cayenne S. The unit seems to work fine, but the PCM does not have the telephone function. I push the "Tel" button, and it says that it is not available. From what I understand the function can be prgrammed into the PCM via PIWIS or Vag Com. Is there anyone in the Sacramento area who has a PIWIS or Vag Com and be willing to help me program my PCM? Specifically, I live in Rocklin. Thank you.

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I did some more research, and it turns out that all I had to do was move one of the dip switches on the Dension that allows the Bluetooth to function. It makes sense since the Dension BT is designed to provide Bluetooth when factory Bluetooth is absent. My wife is very happy to finally be able to talk on her phone without having to use the speaker button!

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