Attention! Observe the legal provisions regarding the use of a telephone while driving.
Note. This system supports the following services: Bluetooth® specification version 1.1 or later (recommended: version 2.1+EDR).
Profiles:
- HFP (Hands Free Profile) version 1.0 or later.
- RVAR (Phone Book Access Profile) version 1.0 or later.
- A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) version 1.0 or later.
- If the mobile phone does not support HFP, you cannot register the phone and use the PBAP and A2DP services separately.
Bluetooth® is a registered trademark of the Bluetooth SIG, Inc.
Pic. 10. Mode window «Telephone»
- 1 - button to go to the main menu;
- 2 - button to enable playback of audio files from the phone;
- 3 - button to turn off the loud-speaking mode when talking on the phone;
- 4 - button to call / disconnect the connection;
- 5 - indication of the connected phone;
- 6 - button for switching to the settings menu for working with the phone;
- 7 - button for switching to the phone book;
- 8 - redial button;
- 9 - button for deleting the last entered character;
- 10 - field for displaying the subscriber's number;
- 11 - keypad for dialing.
Connecting a Bluetooth® phone
Make sure your phone has Bluetooth® functionality before connecting.
To connect to the radio, turn on the Bluetooth® function on your phone. If your phone has visibility mode, turn it on. Next, in the settings menu for working with the phone, press the button «Device search».
Phone connection window
Download window (option 1)
Download window (option 2)
When the search is complete, look for your phone's name in the list of discovered devices. Select it from the list with a single click. A request to confirm the connection will be sent to your phone, and a request to enter a password. To establish a Bluetooth® connection with your device, enter the password on your phone «0000». Wait for the connection to finish. Back out the window «Telephone».
Confirmation of connection with the phone is indicated by the appearance of the phone symbol (5) (pic. 10) in the lower left corner in the following windows: main menu, phone, radio, audio, video, photos, settings, information.
Attention! The procedure for searching for Bluetooth® devices must be performed in the settings menu for the telephone connection of the radio.
Button «Automatic connection» designed to restore connection with the phone after the loss of the Bluetooth® signal from the mobile device.
Button «Auto answer» designed to automatically accept an incoming call.
The radio can only work with one phone at a time. To connect another phone to the radio, you need to select the name of the found phone in the list, or repeat the search by selecting «Device search».
Attention! If the registration of the phone with the radio receiver is not completed within 1 minute or the Bluetooth® function does not work correctly, it is recommended to restart the device by long pressing the volume knob 5 (rice. 1).
- Note. Certain cell phone models may not work properly in Bluetooth® mode with this radio, which is not a malfunction. To check operation, test the radio with another cell phone.
- Correct operation with a phone that uses two or more SIM cards in Hands Free mode is not guaranteed. It is recommended to refer to the user manual of this phone.
Dialing a number
Select the mode of operation with the phone by successively pressing the MODE button (pic. 1) on the front panel or by pressing a button «Telephone» (rice. 2) in the main menu on the display. Dial a number using the numeric keypad (buttons 11, fig. 10). Use the 9 button to correct typing errors (pic. 10). Pressing once deletes the last entered character. Hold button 9 (pic. 10) more than one second allows you to delete all entered characters. Press button 4 (pic. 10) to call the subscriber, a dialog box appears. To end the call, press button 4 (pic. eleven). To redial the last dialed number, press the 8 button (pic. 10).
Pic. 11. Phone connection window
- 1 - button to transfer the conversation to the speakerphone (car audio system);
- 2 - button to transfer the conversation to the phone;
- 3 - call acceptance button;
- 4 - call end button;
- 5 - phone list (active subscriber number is highlighted).
In the event of a call to the cell phone, the radio receiver switches to the BT mode, a dialog box appears with the subscriber's number. To receive a call, press button 3 (pic. eleven). To turn off the speakerphone during a call via the car audio system, continue the conversation via the phone, press button 2 (pic. eleven). To return the speakerphone, press 1 (pic. eleven). To end the call, press button 4 (pic. eleven).
To switch to the phone book window, press the button 7 (pic. 10). The first time you connect, the phone book will be downloaded from your phone. The download time depends on the size of the phone book and may take several minutes. Photos of contacts from the phone are not transferred.
To make a call from the phone book, touch the desired entry in the list (pic. 12), then the phone connection window will be displayed (pic. eleven).
Pic. 12. Phone book window
To call one of the contact numbers, select it from the list (5) (pic. eleven) and press button 3 (pic. eleven). To cancel, press button 4 (pic. eleven).
Play audio files from your phone
In Bluetooth® mode, provided the phone supports the protocol «A2DP» it is possible to listen to audio files played on a cellular phone through the car's audio system.
Pic. 13. Window for playing audio files from the phone
- 1 - button to return to the file selection menu;
- 2 - | ◀ button to enable playback of the previous file;
- 3 - ||/ ▶ stop/play button (pause). When you press the button, the playback position is memorized. And when you return to this page, playback continues from the pause;
- 4 - ▶ | button to start playing the next file;
- 5 - button to go to the sound settings window.
You can switch to this mode by pressing button 2 (pic. 10). The screen for playing audio files from the phone is similar to the screen for playing audio files from SD- and USB-memory cards and has the following control buttons (pic. 13). Information about the file being played is not displayed.
When you press the start playback button (button 3, fig. 13) the phone starts the player in the background, opening which you can see information about the track being played. Playback can be controlled from the phone's player.
During an incoming/outgoing call, the playback of the audio file is paused.
Support for Bluetooth® audio file formats is limited by the phone's player capabilities.
You can switch from listening to sound from a mobile phone to another mode and vice versa by pressing the MODE button (rice. 1).