FCC ID: IHDT6EJ1 Bluetooth Wireless Handsfree Set

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When sending markup, include name of all reviewers who contributed. Thank you. A Personal Communications Sector Final Approval Request Interoffice Correspondence Integrated Technical Communications (ITC) Welcome Welcome to Motorolas connected world of Bluetooth personal area wireless networking. Motorolas Premium Wireless Car Kit with Bluetooth Wireless Technology makes wireless connection simple and quick. Motorolas Premium Car Kit offers these features:

seamless, wireless handsfree audio through Bluetooth connection

digital audio interface with high quality, full-duplex, handsfree speech

Speaker Independent Voice Recognitionin multiple languages

voice-driven menu prompts

entertainment muteautomatically mutes radio during calls (where supported by the radio)

noise reduction and acoustic echo cancellation

compliance with Bluetooth Hands Free 0.96 and 1.0 profiles AFT R D 1 MOTOROLA, the Stylized M Logo and all other trademarks indicated as such herein are trademarks of Motorola, Inc. Reg. U.S. Pat. & Tm. Off. The Bluetooth trademarks are owned by their proprietor and used by Motorola, Inc. under license. VELCRO and VELCRO with the FLYING-V (DESIGN) are registered trademarks of Velcro Industries B.V. All other product or service names are the property of their respective owners. 2004 Motorola, Inc. All rights reserved. Printed in the U.S.A. Manual number: 6840420Z01-O AFT R D 2 Contents AFT R D Welcome . 1 Safety and General Information . 4 Installing the Handsfree Kit . 6 Guidelines for Installation and Connection . 6 How to Install the Handsfree Kit . 6 Using Your Car Kit . 10 User Interface Module (UIM) Control Buttons . 10 Connecting Your Phone to the Car Kit . 12 Removing Your Phone from the Car Kit . 14 Placing a Call with the Car Kit . 15 Answering a Call . 17 Ending a Call . 18 Using Features while on a Call . 18 Managing the Contact List . 20 Turning Off System Prompts . 22 Announcing a Caller . 22 Audio Indicators . 22 Selecting a Language . 23 If You Need Help . 24 Warranty Coverage . 24 Troubleshooting . 24 Calling Features Quick Reference . 25 Dial Number . 25 Speed Dial . 25 Call Contact . 25 Redial . 25 Phone Voice Tags . 25 Setup Menu . 26 Contact List . 27 Appendix . 28 Definitions . 28 Phone Tips . 28 Power Connections . 29 UIM Button Functions . 29 UIM LED Indicator Functions . 31 3 Safety and General Information IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON SAFE AND EFFICIENT OPERATION. READ THIS INFORMATION BEFORE USING YOUR PHONE. Users are not permitted to make changes or modify the device in any way. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the users authority to operate the equipment. See 47 CFR Sec. 15.21. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Canada Compliance (Industry Canada) To prevent radio interference to the licensed service, this device is intended to be operated indoors and away from windows to provide maximum shielding. Equipment that is installed outdoors is subject to licensing. Electromagnetic Interference/Compatibility Nearly every electronic device is susceptible to electromagnetic interference (EMI) if inadequately shielded, designed, or otherwise configured for electromagnetic compatibility. AFT R D 4 Conformance Statement Hereby, Motorola declares that this product is in compliance with:

The essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC

All other relevant EU Directives The above gives an example of a typical Product Approval Number. You can view your products Declaration of Conformity (DoC) to Directive 1999/5/EC (the R&TTE Directive) at www.motorola.com/rtte - to find your DoC, enter the product Approval Number from your products label in the Search bar on the Web site. Product Approval Number Type: MC2-41H14 IMEI: 350034/40/394721/9 0168 AFT R D 5 AFT R D Installing the Handsfree Kit Guidelines for Installation and Connection

Only qualified personnel should install this car kit. If necessary, contact with vehicle manufacturer for air bag information specific to the vehicle. Caution: An air bag inflates with great force. DO NOT place objects, including communication equipment, in the area over the air bag or in the air bag deployment area. If the communication equipment is improperly installed and the air bag inflates, serious injury could occur.

Mount components securely on strong surfaces to prevent shifting that could cause injury or interfere with safe vehicle operation. Always use the supplied mounting hardware

Mounted components and attached wires or cables must not interfere with seating or leg space.

Route cables so they are protected from pinching, sharp edges, and crushing. Keep all in-line connectors easily accessible.

This car kit is intended for use in 12 volt negative ground systems only. The car kit draws less than 5 amps. Confirm that the vehicles electrical system can supply this current. How to Install the Handsfree Kit Caution: This car kit must be connected to a 5A fuse in the car fuse panel to prevent fire or other damages if a short circuit should occur somewhere in the electronic module. Before installing the car kit, disconnect the vehicles battery. Before you begin: Unpack, assemble, and test all components on a service bench. Car Kit Contents Interface Cable The Interface Cable connects the electronic module to the other system components. It connects the vehicles power and ignition to the car kit and provides some optional audio connections when the car kit is used with the vehicles radio. Electronic Module You can place the electronic module anywhere inside the vehicle to facilitate convenient connection between the interface cable and other system components. t i K e e r f s d n a H e h t g n i l l a t s n I 6 AFT R D Microphone The microphone cable can be routed along the side of the vehicle, through the dash, and along the edge of the windshield. The microphone is placed best near the rearview mirror and aimed directly toward the user. User Interface Module The User Interface Module (UIM) cable can be mounted in several ways to provide a safe and comfortable environment for use. Audio Connections You can install the systems audio components in 2 ways:

External Speaker If you are installing the system with the external speaker, you MUST leave the audio output (+/-) lines disconnected. (See Power Connections on page 29.) The external speaker should be connected to the interface cable. Vehicle Radio If you intend to use the vehicle radio to control audio level, you must connect the audio output (+/-) lines to your vehicles entertainment system. Installing the Electronic Module The best location for the electronic module is under the vehicles dash. The box must be protected from dirt and moisture and have adequate space for cooling and to allow for cable connection. For optimal Bluetooth performance, mount the electronic module in a central location within the vehicle. Do not place it behind or within large areas of metal. The location of the electronic module MUST NOT interfere with deployment of the vehicles air bags. Do NOT locate the electronic module in the vehicles trunk

(boot). Installing the Interface Cable Caution: Failure to follow the steps below may cause the accessory not to work properly and may cause damage to the car kit. The interface cable has integral fuses on the power lines (VBatt and Ign). I n s t a l l i n g t h e H a n d s f r e e K i t 7 Interface Cable IHF1000 Module 32-pin 12-pin 2-pin 2-pin User Interface Module

(UIM) Speaker Microphone Radio FUSES AFT R D Note: See Power Connections on page 29 for more information. 1 Connect the GREEN Ignition Sense wire to an ignition-switched location on the fuse block. When the ignition is off, the ignition sense line is low. 2 Connect the YELLOW Entertainment Mute Wire to the vehicles entertainment system. Note: This feature is only operational if the vehicles radio supports this capability. Installation may require an optional relay (not included). 3 Connect the RED positive battery lead to a point in the vehicles fuse box that is fused at 5 to 10 amp. 4 Connect the BLACK ground wire to the vehicle chassis. 5 Inspect all connections. Note: The ORANGE and BLUE wires are not used. (These wires are used to connect the line-level audio to the vehicle radio, if the radio supports this feature.) Installing the Microphone 1 Attach 1 side of the VELCRO tape to the bottom side of the microphone. 2 Select a suitable mounting location and mount the microphone:

Locate the microphone no more than 16 inches (40 cm) from the driver.

Aim the microphone directly toward the driver and away from direct air flow from a vent.

Do not allow anything (such as a rear-view mirror or sun visor) to block the path between the microphone and the driver. t i K e e r f s d n a H e h t g n i l l a t s n I 8

Mount the microphone firmly so that vibrations do not affect audio quality. Caution: The location of the microphone MUST NOT interfere with the vehicles air bag deployment. 3 Connect the microphone to the interface cable. Installing the External Speaker Note: Always use the supplied mounting hardware. 1 Mount the speaker to the transmission hump (center console) or beneath the dash. Position the speaker so that it does not directly face the microphone. Caution: The location of the external speaker MUST NOT interfere with the vehicles air bag deployment. 2 Connect the speaker to the electronic module. Installing the User Interface Module 1 Remove the backing of the tape on the bottom of the User Interface Module (UIM). AFT R D 2 Select a suitable location on the vehicle dash, within easy reach of the driver, and mount the UIM. The UIM can be mounted anywhere on the dash. Caution: The location of the UIM MUST NOT interfere with the vehicles air bag deployment. Caution: The mounted UIM MUST NOT create a visual distraction. Caution: DO NOT mount the UIM on the steering wheel. 3 Connect the UIM to the interface cable. I n s t a l l i n g t h e H a n d s f r e e K i t 9 Using Your Car Kit User Interface Module (UIM) Control Buttons The UIM enables you to set up and use the Bluetooth Hands Free Car Kit. Volume UP/DOWN ANSWER END t i AFT R D TALK The buttons on the UIM are lit at different times to indicate when they may be pressed. Note: See UIM LED Indicator Functions on page 31 for information on when and why the buttons light or flash. The TALK Button The blue TALK button has 2 functions, depending on whether you press and release it quickly or press and hold it. Press and Release Press and release the TALK button to initiate a Voice Recognition (VR) session. When you begin a VR session, you hear a prompt and then a short beep. The beepalso known as a listening promptindicates that the system is waiting for a verbal command from you. Press and Hold Press and hold the TALK button to initiate the pairing process. The ANSWER Button The green ANSWER button has 6 functions, depending on the state of the system. These functions can be initiated by pressing and releasing or pressing and holding the button. K r a C r u o Y g n s U i 10 Press and Release In This Situation ... when receiving an incoming call when system not on a call while 1 call in progress while in a call & after call waiting notification is received with 2 active calls Press and Release ANSWER to ... answer the call attempt to place call using last number dialed toggle between Hold & Resume answer the waiting call toggle between calls Press and Hold During an active call, press and hold the ANSWER button to switch the audio between handsfree and privacy modes. The END Button The red END button has 5 functions. These functions can be initiated by pressing and releasing or pressing and holding the button. Press and Release AFT R D In This Situation ... during an active call when system is awaiting a command during Voice Recognition mode when receiving an incoming call Press and Release END to ... end the call cancel Voice Recognition mode reject the call Press and Hold In This Situation ... during an active call (including multi-party calls) when system not on a call Press and Hold END to ... end all calls terminate the Bluetooth connection Volume UP/DOWN Buttons During normal operation, press and release the Volume UP/DOWN buttons to increase or decrease speaker volume.

(If the system is using the vehicle radio speakers, you can also use the radios volume controls to raise or lower volume.) U s i n g Y o u r C a r K i t 11 To mute the microphone, press and hold either Volume UP/DOWN button. To unmute the microphone, press and release either button. Getting Help While learning to use the system, or whenever you need a reminder, say Help. The system includes Help prompts in every menu. You can also say Repeat whenever you are prompted for a Yes or No. The system will repeat the question. Note: If you need to reset the system, press and hold the TALK and ANSWER buttons simultaneously for more than 2 seconds. Connecting Your Phone to the Car Kit Before you can use this car kit, you must complete a Bluetooth connection between the kit and your phone. You establish a Bluetooth connection between your car kit and phone with a paired link. When you set up a paired link, the car kit remembers the phones ID. Once the car kit and phone are paired, your car kit automatically connects to your phone every time you start your vehicle or power up the car kit. This system supports paired links with up to 4 phones. Note: The process of initiating a Bluetooth connection with a phone varies per phone manufacturer. For more information, refer to the users guide for your phone. Initial Pairing Note: Use this procedure ONLY if there are no handsets paired to the system. AFT R D With the car kit and phone in close proximity:

Action 1 Press the TALK button. 2 When prompted, say Pair Phone. The system responds: Set your phone in scan mode and enter 1234 when prompted for the passcode. t i K r a C r u o Y g n s U i 12 Action 3 When the phone displays the device name, select the device. The phone displays the passcode entry screen. 4 Enter the passkey (1234). The phone displays PIN verified, and the system says: Pairing complete. Connection in progress. Note: Some phones ask you to accept the BT link. Enter Yes. Upon successful completion, the system says: Connection is complete. Phone <n>

ready for use. Additional Pairing To pair additional handsets to the system, with the car kit and phones in close proximity:

AFT R D Action 1 Press the TALK button. 2 When prompted, say Setup Menu. The system responds: Setup menu. Please say a command. 3 Say Pair Phone. The system responds: Set your phone in scan mode and enter 1234 when prompted for the passcode. 4 When the phone displays the device name, select the device. The phone displays the passcode entry screen. 5 Enter the passkey value provided by the system. The phone confirms that the PIN is verified and says: Pairing complete. Connection in progress. Note: Some phones ask you to accept the BT link. Enter Yes. Upon successful completion, the system says: Connection is complete. Phone <n>

ready for use. U s i n g Y o u r C a r K i t 13 Selecting a Phone With the car kit and phone in close proximity:

Action 1 Press the TALK button. 2 When prompted, say Setup Menu. The system responds: Setup menu. Please say a command. 3 Say Connect Phone <n>. The system responds: Connecting phone <n>. Upon successful completion, the system says: Connection complete. List Phones Paired to the System Action 1 Press the TALK button. 2 When prompted, say Setup Menu. AFT R D t i K r a C r u o Y g n s U i The system responds: Setup menu. Please say a command. 3 Say List Phones. The system says: The following phones have been paired: phone 1, etc. Removing Your Phone from the Car Kit Removing a Connected Phone Action 1 Press the TALK button. 2 When prompted, say Setup Menu. The system responds: Setup menu. Please say a command. 3 Say Remove phone <n>. The system responds: Removing phone <n>. Are you sure?. 4 Say Yes. The system responds: Phone <n >removed. 14 Removing All Phones Action 1 Press the TALK button. 2 When prompted, say Setup Menu. The system responds: Setup menu. Please say a command. 3 Say Remove all phones. The system responds: Are you sure you want to remove all the phones?. 4 Say Yes. The system responds: All phones removed. Placing a Call with the Car Kit To place a call, you must first establish a Bluetooth link between the car kit and your phone (see page 12). You can place a call with the car kit in these ways:

AFT R D

Dial a number from the phone.

Digit dial with Voice Recognition.

Use the systems Contact List.

Speak a phone voice tag.

Use the Speed Dial command.

Use the Redial command.

Use last number redial from the User Interface Module. When connected, all of these calls are handsfree. You can terminate a VR session at any time by pressing the END button. Placing a Call with Voice Recognition You can enter a phone number as 1 or more segments of digits. A segment can include up to 15 digits. An entire number can include no more than 32 digits. You can begin the number set with the * or # character. Note: Speak numbers as continuous digits. For example, dictate 555-2211 as 5-5-5-2-2-1-1, not 5-5-5-twenty-two-eleven. Calling with a Whole Number Action 1 Press the TALK button. 2 When prompted, say Dial Number. The system responds: Number please?. U s i n g Y o u r C a r K i t 15 Action 3 Dictate the phone number as a single set of digits (without pauses between digits). The system recites the digits heard. 4 If the number recited by the system is correct, say Dial. The system responds: Dialing. Calling with Digit Segments The system recites the digits heard. Action 1 Press the TALK button. 2 When prompted, say Dial Number. The system responds: Number please?. AFT R D system responds: Dialing. 3 Dictate the first segment of digits. (For example, say the 1st 3 numbers.) 4 Dictate the next segment of digits. The system recites the digits heard. Repeat this step until you enter the complete phone number. 5 When the complete number is recited by the system, say Dial. The To delete a phone number segment, say Clear when prompted for the next segment. The system responds Last String Cleared, echoes any remaining segments, and waits for you to dictate a new segment. To clear all phone number segments dictated so far, say Clear All when prompted for the next segment. The system clears all segments and returns to the Number please? prompt (see step 2 above). Dialing a Number from the Contact List t i K r a C r u o Y g n s U i Action 1 Press the TALK button. 2 When prompted, say Call <contact>. Note: The contact must be a valid contact stored in the Contact List. The system responds: Do you want to call <contact>?. 3 If the number recited by the system is correct, say Yes. The system responds: Calling. 16 Dialing a Number Using the Phones Voice Tags Action 1 Press the TALK button. 2 When prompted, say Phone voice tag. Note: The voice tag must already be stored in the phone. The system responds: Phone voice tag, please. 3 Say <voice tag> (where <voice tag> is a voice tag stored in the phone. The system calls the number associated with the phone voice tag. Using the Speed Dial Command Action 1 Press the TALK button. 2 When prompted, say Speed Dial. The system responds: Speed dial number, please. 3 Recite the speed dial number. AFT R D 4 If the number recited is correct, say Yes. The system responds: Dialing, and places the call. The system repeats the number it heard and asks: Is this correct?

Note: Speak speed dial numbers as continuous digits. For example, dictate speed dial location 22 as 2-2, not twenty-two. Using the Redial Command Action 1 Press the TALK button. 2 When prompted, say Redial. The system responds: Redialing. You can also redial the last number by pressing the ANSWER button. Answering a Call When you receive an incoming call, the system responds: Call from <Caller ID>, if available. If Caller ID is not available:

The system plays the in-band ring tone, if the phone supports it. U s i n g Y o u r C a r K i t 17

If no in-band ring tone is supported, the system generates a local ring tone. To answer an incoming call:

Action Press the ANSWER button. or Press your phones Send, OK, Answer, or Yes key (depending on your phone model), just as you would to answer a call in privacy mode. t i K r a C r u o Y g n s U i Action Press your phones End or Hang up key (depending on your phone model). Ending a Call Using the Phone AFT R D Using the UIM Action Press the END button. Using the End Call Command Action 1 Press the TALK button. 2 When prompted, say End Call. The system responds: Call ended. Using Features while on a Call Note: To use the functions described below:

A Bluetooth link must be established between the car kit and your phone.

A call must be initiating or in progress. 18 Rejecting a Call To reject a call while the phone is ringing:

Action Press the END button on the UIM. The system responds: Call rejected. or Press your phones IGNORE key (may be a soft key, depending on phone model) or your phones End or Hang up key. The system responds: Call ended. Transferring a Call From the Car Kit to Your Phone Action Press and hold the ANSWER button. AFT R D From Your Phone to the Car Kit Action Press and hold the ANSWER button. or or Turn OFF the vehicle ignition. (If your phone asks to switch to handset mode, press Yes.) Press the TALK button. When prompted, say Privacy Mode. or Turn ON the vehicle ignition. or Press the TALK button. When prompted, say Hands Free mode. Muting and Unmuting a Call Using the UIM Action To mute the microphone during a call, press and hold either Volume UP/DOWN button. To unmute the microphone, press and release either Volume UP/DOWN button. U s i n g Y o u r C a r K i t 19 t i K r a C r u o Y g n s U i Using the MUTE and UNMUTE Commands Action To mute the microphone during a call, press the TALK button. When prompted, say Mute. To unmute the microphone, press the TALK button. When prompted, say Unmute. Call Waiting When you are on a call, an audible beep signals a 2nd call. Action Press and release the ANSWER button to place the 1st call on hold and answer the incoming call. Each time you press and release the ANSWER button, you toggle between active calls. AFT R D Note: If the ANSWER button is not pressed, the incoming call is automatically rejected and sent to voicemail (if set up on the phone). Sending DTMF Tones You can send DTMF tones from the phone keypad, or by using the Enter command:

Action 1 Press the TALK button. 2 When prompted, say Enter <digits> to send numbers as DTMF tones. Managing the Contact List You can store a list of names and phone numbers in your car kits contact list. The list can include up to 20 entries. Adding an Entry Action 1 Press the TALK button. 2 When prompted, say Contact List. 3 If the system responds: Contact list is empty. Do you wish to add a contact?, say Yes. or If the system responds: Contact list. Please say a command, say Add entry. 20 Action 4 When the system responds: Please say the name, recite the contact to be stored. If the name sounds like 1 that is already stored, or if an error is detected, the system asks you to try again. If it accepts the name, the system responds: Please say the number for

<contact>. 5 Dictate the phone number as an entire number (without pauses between digits). or Dictate the number as a series of segments (for example, say the 1st 3 digits, then the next 3, etc.), until you have dictated the entire number. The system repeats the number it heard. 6 When you have correctly entered the entire phone number, say Store. The system responds: Contact added. Would you like to add another contact?

7 Say No to return to the systems ready state. AFT R D or Say Yes to add another entry. Deleting an Entry Action 1 Press the TALK button. 2 When prompted, say Contact List. 3 If the system responds: Contact list. Please say a command, say Delete

<contact> (where <contact> is the name of a contact entry). or If the system responds: Contact list is empty. Do you wish to add a contact?, say No. The system exits to ready state. 4 When the system responds: Are you sure you want to delete the contact

<contact>?, say Yes. The system responds: Contact deleted. U s i n g Y o u r C a r K i t 21 Listing Entries Action 1 Press the TALK button. 2 When prompted, say Contact List. 3 If the system responds: Contact list. Please say a command, say List entries. The system begins to list the stored entries. or If the system responds: Contact list is empty. Do you wish to add a contact?, say No. The system exits to ready state. Tip: To move quickly through the list, say Previous contact or Next contact. Turning Off System Prompts To turn off certain VR prompts (for example, Main Menu. Please say a command):

AFT R D Action 1 Press the TALK button. 2 When prompted, say Setup Menu. 3 Say Prompts On or Prompts Off. The system responds: Prompts On or Prompts Off. t i K r a C r u o Y g n s U i Announcing a Caller To turn the Caller Announce function On or Off:

Action 1 Press the TALK button. 2 When prompted, say Setup Menu. 3 Say Caller Announce On or Caller Announce Off. The system responds: Caller Announce On or Caller Announce Off. Audio Indicators When the system is not in a call or an active VR session, you may hear the following audio indicators:

Audio Indicator You have a voicemail. Description New voicemail message received. 22 Audio Indicator You have a new message. Phone battery low. Description New SMS message received. Low battery. Note: These indicators are turned off when you turn off prompts. Selecting a Language Note: When you change your systems language, all contacts in your Contacts list are deleted. Action AFT R D 1 Press and hold the END button, turn on the vehicle ignition, and continue holding the END button for at least 10 seconds. The system enters language selection and responds: Language Menu. Press volume up or down to change language. 2 Use the Volume UP/DOWN buttons to scroll through the language choices. As you scroll to a language, the system plays the prompt for that language. (For example: English. To choose this language, restart the vehicle.) 3 When you have selected the desired language, turn off the vehicle ignition. The next time you turn on the vehicle ignition, the new language is loaded. U s i n g Y o u r C a r K i t 23 If You Need Help Warranty Coverage Please refer to the warranty information included in the car kit package. Troubleshooting Symptom Solution(s) You cannot pair new phones with the car kit.

The phone must support Bluetooth Handsfree Profile 0.96 or 1.0. AFT R D

The system supports a maximum of 4 phones at once. Make sure this limit is not exceeded.

Remove all previous pairings using the Remove All command. The system should be reset.

Delete the pairing information on the phone and ensure that the phone is removed from any other systems with which it is paired. No VR or HF audio. VR does not respond, or in-vehicle audio is not heard on the remote phone. System does not respond. UIM buttons not lit.

Check speaker connection.

Check the connection to the electronic module.

Check microphone connection.

Check the connection to the electronic module.

Check UIM connection.

Check the connection to the electronic module. p l e H d e e N u o Y f I 24 Calling Features Quick Reference Dial Number Call Contact Press TALK Button F Main Menu. Please say command. G Dial Number F Number please. G <number>

F <number>

G Dial G Clear G Clear All Speed Dial AFT R D Press TALK Button F Main Menu. Please say command. G Speed Dial F Speed dial number please. G <number>

F <number>

Is this correct?

G Yes G No G Repeat Press TALK Button F Main Menu. Please say command. G Call <contact>

F Do you want to call

<contact>?

G Yes G No G Repeat Redial Press TALK Button F Main Menu. Please say command. G Redial Phone Voice Tags Press TALK Button F Main Menu. Please say command. G Phone Voice Tag F Phone voice tag please. G <voice tag>

C a l l i n g F e a t u r e s Q u c k R e f e r e n c e i 25 i e c n e r e f e R k c u Q s e r u t a e F g n i l l a C Setup Menu Press TALK Button F Main Menu. Please say command. G Setup Menu F Setup Menu. Please say command. F Removing phone <n>. Are you sure?

F Are you sure you want to remove all phones?

G Remove All Phones G Remove Phone <n>

G Connect Phone <n>

AFT R D F On or Off?

G Call Announce G List Phones G Pair Phone G Prompts F On or Off?

26 G Yes G No G Repeat G Yes G No G Repeat G On G Off G On G Off Contact List Press TALK Button F Main Menu. Please say command. G Contact List F Contact List. Please say command. G Delete

<contact>

F Are you sure you want to delete the contact <contact>?

G Yes G No G Repeat or F Next Entry <contact>

G List Entries AFT R D Previous Entry <contact>

G Call G Details G Delete F Contact List is empty. Do you wish to add a voicetag entry?

G Yes G No G Repeat G Add Entry F Please say the name. G <name>

F Please say the number for <name>. G <number>

F <number>

G Store G Clear G Clear All C a l l i n g F e a t u r e s Q u c k R e f e r e n c e i 27 Appendix Definitions Term Boot Continuous Voice Recognition Handset Pair Definition The trunk. The ability to find word boundaries without requiring pauses between words. The wireless phone. The process used by two wireless devices, with passcodes as an input, to create the link of the Bluetooth authentication process. A term that is generally synonymous with PIN or passkey, used in the Bluetooth specifications. The passcode is entered into the devices involved in pairing, enabling them to verify the operation. In this application, to avoid confusion, passkey is used as distinct from PIN, which is used to unlock a handsets SIM card. A button press of at least 1 second. Pressing a button for 100 milliseconds. The system is paired to a phone but is not in an active call. AFT R D Passcode i x d n e p p A Press and Hold Press and Release Ready State Speaker Dependence The degree to which a speech recognition system requires knowledge of a speakers individual voice characteristics in order to successfully process speech. Describes speech recognition systems that do not need to be trained by a user. The method of verbal input into the speech interface. Speaker Independence Voice Recognition Phone Tips Features Support

Sony/Ericsson T610 and the T616 do not switch from privacy to handsfree mode.

Nokia 6310i does not support memory dialing. 28 Power Saving Mode on Motorola Phones Motorola phones include a power-save mode for Bluetooth operation. This mode turns off the phones Bluetooth radio to conserve battery power. When you attempt to pair a phone with a car kit that is turned off, the phone asks:

Bluetooth power off. Temporarily power on?. If you select On, you can pair the phone with the car kit, but the power turns on for only 1 connection. The Motorola V600 phone currently ships with the Bluetooth power set to Off. Refer to the users guide for this phone for information on setting the power to On. Power Connections Battery, ground, and ignition must be connected regardless of the audio connections being used. If the vehicle radio and speaker are used instead of the external speaker, the audio (+/-) must be connected to the vehicle radio harness. The table below illustrates the connections to the vehicle. AFT R D Red Black Green Yellow Color Orange Blue Connection Required Required Required Optional

(for use with radio only) Optional

(for use with radio only) Optional

(for use with radio only) Vehicle Battery +

Ground Ignition Radio Mute Audio +

Audio -

UIM Button Functions Key(s) Action Not Connected Press & Release VR session TALK

(Blue) State Connected

(in a call) activate VR session Connected

(not in a call) activate VR session Press & Hold begin pairing N/A N/A A p p e n d x i 29 Connected

(not in a call) answer incoming call/redial last number dialed N/A reject incoming call/end any active session disconnect Bluetooth link VR session volume control N/A State Connected

(in a call) 1 way = toggle between Hold and Resume 2 way = Call Waiting/toggle between active calls handsfree/priv acy end active call end all calls increase or decrease volume of in-vehicle audio/unmute mute vehicle microphone

(both keys have same effect) Key(s) Action Not Connected Press & Release no action Press & Release end any active Press & Hold N/A sessions AFT R D volume control N/A Press & Hold Press & Release VR session Press & Hold N/A ANSWER

(Green) i x d n e p p A END

(Red) Volume

(White) 30 UIM LED Indicator Functions Blue TALK Key and White Volume UP/DOWN Keys Status of Connections LED State Power Off Power On Green ANSWER Key and Red END Key Key(s) TALK

(Blue) Volume

(White) Key(s) ANSWER

(Green) END

(Red) off on on off on on off off off off Not Connected Connected (in a Call) Connected (No Active Call) Not Connected Connected (in a Call) Connected (No Active Call) AFT R D Status of Connections off off LED State Power Off Power On Not Connected Connected (in a Call) Connected (No Active Call) Not Connected Connected (in a Call) Connected (No Active Call) off off off off off off off on off on on on Pairing in Progress flashing N/A N/A flashing N/A N/A Mute Mode N/A flashing N/A N/A flashing N/A Pairing in Progress off off off on on on Call Waiting N/A flashing N/A on on on A p p e n d x i 31