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Central Display
Phone
4.17
Phone
Overview
The MIS provides the facility to make and
receive calls safely and hands-free by
connecting to your cell phone using
Bluetooth®.
The connection also provides you with
access to the contacts and call history
stored on your phone.
The MIS can deal with conference calls (if
supported by the connected phone) but
cannot initiate them.
Safety precautions
WARNING: Never attempt to operate
the phone while the vehicle is
moving. You could become
distracted and cause an accident.
WARNING: Do not allow yourself to
become distracted by the phone
while driving. You could cause an
accident.
WARNING: Always store your phone
securely. Unsecured objects can
become dangerous missiles in the
event of an accident.
WARNING: Always switch off the
phone in areas with a high risk of
explosion. These areas include
filling stations, fuel storage areas or
chemical factories as well as places
where the air contains fuel vapour,
chemicals or metal dust.
WARNING: The operation of cardiac
pacemakers or hearing aids may be
impaired when the phone is in use.
Check with your doctor or the
manufacturer of the equipment to
establish if anyone who is using
such devices is sufficiently
protected against high frequency
energy. McLaren recommend that to
avoid potential interference a
minimum distance of 15cm (6 in) is
maintained between a wireless
phone antenna and a cardiac
pacemaker.
Bluetooth®
Bluetooth® is the short-range radio
frequency (RF) technology which allows
electronic devices to communicate with
each other wirelessly.
Compatible Bluetooth® phones can be
used in conjunction with the MIS.
The MIS system supports Bluetooth®
Hands-Free Profile 1.6 (HFP 1.6). If the cell
phone connected to the system also
supports this profile features such as
battery meter and signal strength may be
displayed on the screen.
Your cell phone must be paired and
connected with the MIS before it can be
operated. See Device Pairing, page 4.18
and Connecting A Phone, page 4.19.