Dension Gateway Five User Manual

Gateway Five
iPod, USB, Bluetooth
User Manual
Volkswagen CAN
v1.0
Part 1
GWF-9201-1
1 Introduction
The Dension Gateway Five connects your iPod
or USB storage (stick, hard drive or mass storage
capable mp3 player) to your original car radio,
providing music playback, menu based control
and charging.
The Gateway Five also offers Bluetooth
connectivity for music streaming (via A2DP) and
handsfree mobile call handling via the original
buttons and screens of your vehicle.
Supported audio devices
USB Flash Memory and Hard Disk Drive
(UBS1.1 and higher)
File System: FAT16 or FAT32
Storage capacity: up to 250 GB*
Music Format: MP3, WMA and
WAV, OGG
iPod iPod (4
th
generation)
iPod nano (1
st
, 2
nd
, 3
rd
, 4
th
and 5
th
generation)
iPod mini
iPod Photo 4G
iPod Video 5G
iPod Classic
iPod Touch (1
st
, 2
nd
and 3
rd
generation)
iPhone, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS
Aux 3.5mm stereo aux input
*250 GB or more depending on your music
content (e.g. size, bitrate, number of songs)
Connections
Switch on your car radio and select ‘Media In’ by
pressing the Media button.
Connect your iPod or USB storage to the
Gateway. It will start playing the first song on the
device. In case the Gateway has been in use
earlier, music will play from your iPod or USB from
the point they last played.
When switching off the radio the playback will stop
and the source devices will go to stand-by.
2 Getting Started
You can pair the Gateway Five with a Bluetooth
capable mobile phone for music streaming
(requires an A2DP capable phone) or handsfree
use (if that option is active in the Gateway).
Pairing is controlled from the mobile phone the
same way as connecting to other Bluetooth
accessories. The pin code to the Gateway Five is
0000 (for further details please see Section 7).
Accessing the Menu
The menu of the Gateway five is displayed on the
central display on the dashboard (between the two
main instruments). Due to the capabilities of your
car, the Gateway Five menu is not visible on the
radio screen.

Dension Gateway Five Specifications

General

Product Type	iPod/iPhone adapter
Connectivity	USB, Bluetooth
Features	iPod/iPhone integration
Control	Steering wheel controls
iPod/iPhone Control	Full iPod/iPhone control from car's controls, browsing by playlist, artist, album, etc.
USB Support	Yes
Display Information	Track info on car stereo display
Bluetooth	Yes
Audio Streaming	Yes, wireless from compatible devices
Phone Integration	Yes, for hands-free calling
Supported Audio Formats	MP3, AAC, WMA
Integration	Seamless integration with car audio systems
Power Supply	12V from car's electrical system

Summary

Introduction

Supported audio devices

Lists compatible iPod, USB, and Aux devices for music playback.

Connections

Instructions on how to connect the Gateway Five to the car radio and media sources.

Getting Started

Accessing the Menu

Explains how to navigate the Gateway Five menu via the car's display.

Operation

Selecting the Music Source

Details how to choose between GW AUX, Bluetooth Audio, iPod, and USB playback.

Browsing and Selecting Music

Guides users on navigating music files on iPod or USB devices.

Settings Menu Options

Covers Hotkey function, Volume settings, Phonebook management, and About information.

Handsfree Option

Connecting a Phone

Procedure for pairing a Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone with the Gateway Five.

Using the Phone Menu

Details menu items for Phonebook, call logs, and disconnecting.

Receiving and Making Phone Calls

Explains how incoming/outgoing calls are handled and displayed.

Bypass Mode and Reset

Configuration Switches

Information regarding factory-set dip switches for car type and software version.

Disclaimer and Warranty

Disclaimer and Liability

Covers liability for erratic car behavior, device usage, and modifications.

Warranty Information

Details the one-year limited warranty for material and workmanship defects.

Further Assistance

Provides contact information and website for user support.