Cellularline Interphone Connect, Руководство пользователя

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2.3 - Battery charging
Insert the micro USB charging cable into the relevant intercom connector, as shown in the figure. Con-
nect the cable to a standard USB charger.
LED indications:
- red LED: charging.
- mgreen LED: fully charged.
2.4 LED indication
Standby The BLUE LED flashes approximately every 3
seconds.
Intercom CONNECT The LED turns BLUE with button intensity.
Device connected with phone/GPS The LED emits a double BLUE flash approxima-
tely every 3 seconds.
Playing music from a Bluetooth® source The LED emits an alternate BLUE flash.
Device in pairing mode The LED flashes RED/BLUE alternately.
Searching for another Bluetooth® device The LED flashes RED/BLUE rapidly and alternately.
Settings mode CONNECT: The LED lights up PURPLE.
Charging The LED comes on RED during charging. The LED
comes on GREEN when charging is complete.
Dead battery The LED lights up RED.
2.5 Initial ignition (only dual unit version)
Press on both the units to switch on the devices. The units are already paired by default.
2.6 Initial ignition (only single unit version)
Press to turn the unit on. The device will go into “PAIRING MODE”. These are the possible choices:
- pairing with Cellularline Interphone devices (see chapter 4.1).
- pairing with intercoms of other manufacturers (see chapter 4.1.4).
- phone or GPS navigation pairing (see chapter 5.1).
2.7 Voice guide language setting:
• With the device turned on, press and hold the UP button (<) until the third beep. The LED will be purple.
• Press
+
to select the desired language.
• Keep pressing the UP button (<) until the third beep to save the selection. The LED will flash blue.
2.8 Listening priority
The device uses the following priorities in managing the various functions:
1. Mobile phone
2. Intercom (communication with other intercoms)
3. Bluetooth
®
A2DP audio source (Music from smartphone/Google Maps, MP3 Player etc.)
4. FM radio
This sequence is used by the device to manage the simultaneous use of multiple functions and to cho-
ose which function to stop.
Examples:
• if a call is received while listening to music, the latter will be interrupted, automatically switching to
the phone audio.
• If an intercom call is received while engaged in a phone call, the latter will not be interrupted.