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USING BLUETOOTH
Note:
•
For NORMAL Bluetooth pairing/connection not using the Caradio application (
), please see the
general chapters devoted to Bluetooth.
•
For Bluetooth pairing/connection using the Caradio application (
), versions for iPhone and
Android, please see “Caradio application guide”.
Instructions for Bluetooth control
1. If you intend to use the Bluetooth feature of this system, make sure your mobile phone supports Bluetooth
(Headset profi le, Handsfree profi le, or both profi les).
2. Before using the Bluetooth feature of this system, make sure the stereo is paired with your mobile phone.
For details on pairing, please see the “Pairing” chapter further in this operation manual. When pairing and
reconnecting, make sure the battery of the mobile phone is suffi
ciently charged.
3. To ensure a smooth pairing process, the mobile phone shall already be switched on for a few minutes
before pairing.
4. “CARADIO” is the model name of this system, as displayed on the mobile phone.
5. For best results, hold the phone no further than 3 m from this system.
6. Always ensure direct visibility between the mobile phone and this system.
7. Do not have any metal objects or other obstacles in the way between the mobile phone and this system.
8. Some mobile phone brands, for example, Sony Ericsson may have “standby mode” with an Bluetooth
activated. When paired to this device
DO NOT ACTIVATE
standby mode, for this could result in abnormal
behaviour and communication between devices.
9. Before making or accepting a call, make sure the Bluetooth function is activated on the phone.
10. For best call quality results, make your call no further than 1 m away from this system.
11. To stop the connection between this system and the mobile phone, switch off Bluetooth on the mobile
phone or navigate through the system menu of the stereo and deactivate Bluetooth (for details see the
chapter on switching off Bluetooth).
12. Some mobile phones, for example, Nokia, can support “IN BAND RING TONE“. In this case, the ringtone for
an incoming call will be the same as the original ringtone of the mobile phone. However, some mobile
phones, for example Sony Ericsson, do not support this feature. The default ringtone of this system is then
used as the ringtone.
13. If Bluetooth related operations are not performing normally, for example, you are not able to successfully
pair with a device or make an outgoing call, you can try a “soft” reset of the Bluetooth module by removing
the front panel. Wait about 1 minute and after reattaching the front panel, retry the desired Bluetooth
operation. Or you could perform a full system reset by pressing RESET under the front panel.
Note:
Press RESET to delete all settings stored in the memory to default factory values.
Frequently asked questions
Q: The sound from the car stereo is not loud enough during a telephone conversation.
A: Try increasing the volume of the system to the desired level.
Q: The person on the other side of the call does not hear me enough.
A: First, try asking the other party to increase the volume on his or her phone. If the issue persists, try increasing
the volume of your mobile phone.
Q: The person on the other side of the call hears an echo (feedback).
A: The volume set for the speakers of this device is too high, causing feedback in the embedded microphone.
This eff ect can be eliminated by decreasing the speaker volume.
Q: The person on the other side of the call complains about excessive background noise.
A: Most likely you are in a noisy environment. Try closing the window to shield off noise during a conversation.
Q: The mobile phone is already paired with this system, however, after several calls, incoming calls can
no longer be accepted using this system.
A: The paired mobile phone may have lost its Bluetooth connection with this system. In this case, navigate
through the menu to reconnect the system with the paired phone (menu item “re-connection”).