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Preface

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Foreword & Important Note on Safety!! (MUST READ)

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QUICK START GUIDE

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1. Understanding Your MB-4

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1.1 Package Contents

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1.2 MB-4 Main Unit & Descriptions

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1.3 MB-4 OLED Display & Main Screen Icon Descriptions

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1.4 MB-4 Keypads and Functions

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1.5 Software Dip Switch and NTG 4 Vehicles (W204, W212, W207, etc.)

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2. Installation

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2.1 Installing the Main Unit

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3. Basic Operation

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3.1 Pairing for the First Time

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3.2 Pairing with Multiple Phones

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3.3 Using the Quick Switch for Paired Phones

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3.4 Making the First Call

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4. Phonebook Function

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4.1 Sync Phonebook

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4.2 Manually Upload Phonebook

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4.3 Phonebook Organization for NTG 4 Vehicles

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4.4 Phonebook Setting

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4.5 SYNC Now Command and SYNC in Progress Sign

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5. Advanced Bluetooth Setting

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5.1 Disconnect from the Current Connected Device

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5.2 Reconnect a Paired Device

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5.3 Remove a Paired Device

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6. Other Advanced Settings

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6.1 Microphone Volume Setting

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6.2 Language Setting

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6.3 Factory Default Setting (Master Reset)

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6.4 Firmware Update and Version Check

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6.5 PIN Selection

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6.6 Using the Charging Function

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7. Miscellaneous

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7.1 Trademark

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7.2 Product Information

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Summary of Contents for MB-4

Page 1: ...ten consent of the manufacturer Jan 2012 Trademarks Other product names mentioned herein are used for identification purpose only and may be trademarks and or registered trademarks of their respective companies Limitation of Liability While reasonable efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of this manual the manufacturer and distributor assume no liability resulting from errors or omissions...

Page 2: ... allows you to recharge the battery of your mobile phone or electronic gadget Although ViseeO MB 4 is very easy to install and operate it is still recommended that you read all chapters in this manual before using the adaptor Road Safety We strongly advise that full attention is to be paid to the traffic conditions whenever the vehicle is moving Distraction of attention can lead to dangerous traff...

Page 3: ...NNECTING MB 4 TO YOUR MOBILE PHONE FOR THE 1ST TIME For detailed instruction please see Section 3 1 Pairing for the First Time 1 Press PAIR on MB 4 in the standby mode If you do not see the PAIR function in the main screen please refer to the manual Section 3 1 Pairing for the First Time for further information 2 MB 4 should display PAIRING NOW Search ViseeO on your phone 6 Enable Bluetooth on you...

Page 4: ...the uploading you will see the symbol appearing on the top right of the MB 4 s OLED panel 4 When the symbol disappears MB 4 will transfer the phonebook to your Comand console MB 4 will temporary disconnect from your Comand console 5 After the connection comes back wait for a while for Comand console to organize the phonebooks If you have large phonebook such as 500 entries or even more it will tak...

Page 5: ... Paired Phones 12 3 4 Making the First Call 13 4 Phonebook Function 14 4 1 Sync Phonebook 14 4 2 Manually Upload Phonebook 15 4 3 Phonebook Organization for NTG 4 Vehicles 16 4 4 Phonebook Setting 17 4 5 SYNC Now Command and SYNC in Progress Sign 18 5 Advanced Bluetooth Setting 19 5 1 Disconnect from the Current Connected Device 19 5 2 Reconnect a Paired Device 19 5 3 Remove a Paired Device 20 6 O...

Page 6: ...6 1 Understanding Your MB 4 1 1 Package Contents 1 MB 4 main unit 2 USB to mini USB cable 3 ViseeO Software Upgrade Cable ...

Page 7: ...m Button Power Indicator OLED Display UHI Release Button CPU Software Upgrade Port Software Dip Switch UHI Compatible Socket 1 3 MB 4 OLED Display Main Screen Icon Descriptions HTC 7 MOZART Connected SYNC MENU P2 Auto SYNC Status Phone Device Name Left Button Function Middle Button Function Right Button Function Connection Status Phonebook Upload Status ...

Page 8: ...p OK Delete Right key Switch to Next Paired Phone Browse Next Menu Item Yes Mic Volume Up 1 5 Software Dip Switch and NTG 4 Vehicles W204 W212 W207 etc Different years of Mercedes Benz vehicles are equipped with different types of the UHI interface system MB 4 is designed to work with different type of Comand systems via the software dip switch at the back of the unit HTC 7 MOZART Connected SYNC M...

Page 9: ...ch as W204 W212 some of the GLK and W207 Coupe which comes with a newer type of UHI MHI Comand system NTG 4 that requires different type of software to work with Therefore before inserting MB 4 into the NTG 4 Comand system you will need to switch to the right software before MB 4 can work without any problem To switch to the NTG 4 software 1 Remove the rubber from the software switch at the back o...

Page 10: ... 1 Please make sure the vehicle engine is off 2 Press the release button on your cradle normally located at the top 3 Remove the cradle from UHI MHI connector with care Now install your MB 4 1 Make sure there is no cradle attached to the UHI MHI connector 2 Press and hold the UHI release button on your MB 4 then gently slides the MB 4 UHI compatible socket side facing downwards onto the UHI MHI co...

Page 11: ...vice as instructed in the phone s manual 5 Select MB 4 when your phone displays a list of available Bluetooth devices nearby Note Depending on your mobile phone model you may require to set ViseeO MB 4 as the trusted device in your phone Please refer to your mobile phone manual for further information 8 Enter 1234 on your mobile phone when prompted by the password request 9 When the connection is ...

Page 12: ...res as described in Section 3 1 Pairing for the First Time If MB 4 is already in connection with one phone you will lose the connection with this phone and connect with the new paired phone MB 4 can pair up to 4 phones and if you are trying to pair a fifth phone MB 4 will display a message indicating that you need to free up the space by deleting one of the paired device see Section 5 3 Remove a P...

Page 13: ...ing the numeric keypad on your Comand console 3 Press the answer button on your console to make a phone call To end this call 1 Press the hang up button on your Comand console to end a current call To answer an incoming call 1 When hearing an incoming call ringtone press the answer button on your Comand console to receive a call To reject an incoming call 1 When hearing an incoming call press the ...

Page 14: ...MB 4 s memory to your Comand system and you can check whether the transfer is done by accessing the phonebook function on the Comand system to see if the contact emerges To access your phonebook 1 Press TEL button on the Comand console 2 Press Phonebook button on the Comand console 3 Search the name using the navigation buttons on your Comand console 4 Press the answer button on the Comand console...

Page 15: ...re if you have 4 paired phones you can upload up to a total of 4000 phonebook entries with each entry contain only one telephone number If your phone has more than 1000 entries Command APS will randomly pick up 1000 entries to be displayed on your screen For further information regarding the phonebook management in the Comand APS console please contact your vehicle manufacturer or refer to the car...

Page 16: ... contact entries emerge on the screen The Send Contact function may vary on different mobile handset please consult the phone manual or the phone manufacturer for further information Some phones support sending multiple contacts in one go under OPP mode such as Mark All function on Nokia handsets However some phones are unable to deal with too many contacts at once It is recommended that you consu...

Page 17: ...es all the phonebook entries in one place regardless of transfer methods or phone paired Once phonebook entries are transferred into NTG 4 system they can be viewed and used even if the contacts do not belong to the phone that is in connection This is different to the NTG 1 and NTG 2 systems which only allows the phonebooks belong to the connected phone to be viewed NTG 4 vehicles also have a stan...

Page 18: ...the OFF position 4 5 SYNC Now Command and SYNC in Progress Sign MB 4 is designed to auto sync with your phonebook when ever phone is re connected with MB 4 If you have added a new number to your phone and wish to sync the number immediately you can use the SYNC now command to force MB 4 to request phonebook from your phone To use activate immediate phonebook sync 1 Press SYNC in standby mode MB 4 ...

Page 19: ...our phone If you wish to remove the device from the paired list permanently please use DELETE A PAIRED DEVICE function see Section 5 3 Remove a Paired Device for further information 5 2 Reconnect a Paired Device To reconnect a paired device 1 Press MENU in the standby mode 2 Browse with to BLUETOOTH and press the SETUP to enter the Bluetooth setting 3 Browse with to RECONNECT A PAIRED DEVICE and p...

Page 20: ...1 Press MENU in standby mode 2 Browse with to BLUETOOTH and press the SETUP to enter the Bluetooth setting 3 Browse with to DELETE A PAIRED DEVICE and press SETUP to enter this setting 4 Scroll with to select the device you want to remove and press to delete ...

Page 21: ... level and find the best one that suits your vehicle 6 2 Language Setting To setup language 1 Press MENU in the standby mode 2 Browse with to LANGUAGE and press SETUP to enter the language setting 3 Browse with to select the desired language and press SAVE to confirm Note Currently only English is available Other languages will be available soon via software update Please check the download sectio...

Page 22: ...ter the upgrade setting 3 Scroll with to BLUETOOTH VER for checking the current Bluetooth firmware version number or to SOFTWARE VER for checking the CPU software version number 4 Press to return to the upper level menu Regarding Bluetooth Firmware CPU Software Upgrade Every season new mobile phones or new mobile operating systems e g iOS Android Symbian WP7 5 etc are released by the phone manufac...

Page 23: ...via a computer To upgrade CPU software of the unit you will need to use the software upgrade cable included in the package as shown on the left If you have entered Bluetooth update mode by unintentionally please power reset of MB 4 either by removing the MB 4 from UHI and re insert it or by switching the engine off and on MB 4 will return to standby mode after the power reset For further informati...

Page 24: ... when prompt a pass code request during pairing 6 6 Using the Charging Function Each MB 4 is equipped with a 5V charging port You can use this port to charge most devices that their batteries can be charged through the computer USB port To charge your device 1 Connect a mini USB to USB adapter cable included in the package to the mini USB port at the bottom of your MB 4 2 Connect a device that you...

Page 25: ...and have no indication of any affiliation or relationship 7 2 Product Information Model No MB 4 Product Description ViseeO Bluetooth Upgrade Adaptor Main Unit Dimension 125mm x 50mm x 27mm Approx Weight 83 5 g Approx Compatible Vehicle MB with UHI MHI Interface Display 128X64 pixels Monochrome White OLED Display Bluetooth Module CK 5050 Triamp Technology Ltd 3F No 2 Alley 16 Lane 235 Bao Chiao Roa...

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