Bluetooth mode (Granta 2190)

5.1 Turning the Bluetooth® function on or off

5.1.1 You can turn Bluetooth® on or off in the following ways:

• in the menu "Connecting Phones" in the system settings of the radio receiver;
• by long pressing the button (figure 2, pos. 10) - Turn on Bluetooth®;
• by long pressing the button (figure 2, pos. 13) - turn off Bluetooth®.

5.2 Connecting a Bluetooth® enabled phone

Attention! Please observe the legal provisions regarding the use of the telephone in the car.

5.2.1 The phone must be switched off in areas where the use of mobile phones is prohibited! Observe the current instructions and regulations.

5.2.2 The radio receiver system supports the following services:

• bluetooth® specification version 1.1 or later (version 2.1+EDR recommended);
• HFP (Hands Free Profile) version 1.0 or later;
• A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) version 1.0 or later.

5.2.3 If the mobile phone does not support HFP, it is not possible to register the phone and use the A2DP service separately.



5.2.4 Before connecting, make sure your phone has Bluetooth® function.

5.2.5 To connect to the radio, turn on the Bluetooth® function in your phone. If your phone has a discoverable mode, turn it on too. It is also recommended that you refer to your phone's user manual for additional information on setting up and connecting Bluetooth® devices.

5.2.6 To connect to the radio, enable search for new Bluetooth®devices in your phone's menu. In the list of found Bluetooth® devices, select MMC12. If prompted for a password, enter "0000".

Note: It is recommended that you refer to your phone's user manual when performing this operation.

5.2.7 After successful connection, the BT icon (figure 3, pos. 7).

5.2.8 The radio receiver can only work with one telephone at a time. To connect another phone to the radio, you must turn off the Bluetooth® function on the connected phone and perform the connection procedure on the other phone.

Note: Some models of cell phones may not function properly in Bluetooth® mode with this radio, but this does not indicate a malfunction. To check the functionality, test the radio with another cell phone.

5.2.9 Correct operation with a phone using two or more SIM cards in Hands Free mode is not guaranteed. It is recommended that you refer to the user manual of this phone.

5.3 Turning off the phone

5.3.1 You can turn off your phone as follows:

• turn off the Bluetooth® function on your phone;
• press and hold the button (figure 2, pos. 13).

Note: If the phone is in talk mode when you turn it off, the conversation will automatically switch from the car speakers to the phone.

5.4 Talking on the phone

5.4.1 When an incoming call is received, the caller's number will be displayed at the bottom of the screen (this function depends on the service package provided by your mobile operator).

5.4.2 Connection for conversation is made by pressing the button (figure 2, pos. 10).

5.4.3 Rejecting a call or ending a conversation is done by pressing the button (figure 2, pos. 13).

5.4.4 During a telephone conversation it is possible:

• change the volume using the encoder knob (pos. 6);
• accept an incoming call by pressing a button (figure 2, pos. 10);
• end the conversation by pressing the button (figure 2, pos. 13).

5.4.5 The radio receiver stores information about the last connected phone. If the connection is broken, for example when moving away from the car and then returning, to reconnect, simply press the button twice (figure 2, pos. 10).

Note: Not all phone models may support this feature. To reconnect, your phone must have Bluetooth® enabled and be in discoverable mode (depends on the phone model).

5.5 Listening to music from your phone

5.5.1 If you have a device (phone) connected to the radio via Bluetooth®, you can listen to audio files (a2DP mode). To enter A2DP mode you need to:

• by successive pressings of the AUDIO button (pos. 20) select the A2DP mode;
• launch the player on the phone (not all phone models support this function).

5.5.2 Playback control is similar to the "Audio" mode.

Note: Before using this feature, please make sure your phone supports A2DP mode.

5.6 Saving and calling phone numbers

5.6.1 Your radio remembers the last incoming/outgoing phone number.

5.6.2 To view the latest issue, you must:

• enter the "Phone" mode (by pressing the button (figure 2, pos. 10), press the button again (figure 2, pos. 10), and the number will be displayed on the radio screen;
• if you are in the "Phone" mode, press the button (figure 2, pos. 10), and the number will be displayed on the radio screen.

You have the opportunity to save up to 6 numbers, for this you need to:

• while the last incoming/outgoing phone number is displayed on the screen, press and hold one of the buttons 1-6 until the number is displayed in the middle of the line;
• it is also possible to save the current phone number during a conversation, to do this you need to press and hold one of the buttons 1-6 until the number is displayed in the middle of the line.

5.6.3 To call a previously saved phone number, you need to switch to the "Phone" mode by briefly pressing the button (figure 2, pos. 10). Then use keys 1-6 to select the desired number, it will be displayed on the display in the bottom line. To confirm dialing a number, briefly press the button (figure 2, pos. 10).

Note: Stored phone numbers can be deleted from memory by resetting the radio to factory settings (subsection "System settings").