Integration manual
PC-010 Bluetooth speakerphone module
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PC-010-S-001-v1.0
2.3
Volume control
Whilst paired, the volume of the module’s speaker may be adjusted by pushing
and holding the 5-way jog switch (SW2) up or down. A low beep is played for each
volume step and a higher beep is heard when the volume is at its maximum or
minimum setting.
2.4
Receiving a call
Once the module has been paired with and is connected to a mobile phone, it can
receive calls made from other phones to that mobile phone. When a call is coming
in, if the answer/hang up switch contacts (CN1) are closed, opening the switch will
answer the call. If the answer/hang up switch is already open then the call may be
answered by a short press of the 5-way jog switch (SW2).
The incoming call may be rejected by a long press of the 5-way jog switch (SW2) or
by closing the answer/hang up switch (CN1).
The module is not intended to be held close to the ear whilst making a call and
therefore cannot be used to make private telephone conversations: it is designed
to be used only in speakerphone mode. If privacy is required, a call that has been
answered on the module may be transferred to the mobile phone by pressing and
holding the 5-way jog switch (SW2) during the call.
2.5
Making a call
The module does not have a numerical key pad or graphical display, so calls may
only be initiated via the module if it is paired with and connected to a mobile
phone that supports voice dialling from a hands-free Bluetooth handset, or by
using the ‘last number redial’ function (see below).
To make a call, single click the 5-way jog switch (SW2) to initiate voice dialling.
Once voice dialling is initiated the module will play speech prompts and
confirmation tones from the mobile phone through the module’s speaker and the
mobile phone will use the module’s microphone. (For some phones, an internet
connection is required for voice dialling.)
2.6
Ending a call
To end a call, close the answer/hang up switch (CN1) or single click the 5-way jog
switch (SW2).
