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VM9213
Some mobile phones (like Sony Ericsson) may have a
"Power Saving Mode" option. PLEASE DO
NOT
use the
power saving mode with the VM9213.
Before accepting or making a call, make sure your
mobile phone's "Bluetooth function" is turned on.
To
ensure the best conversation quality/performance,
stay within one meter
of
the BTM10 when talking.
To
"disconnect" the mobile phone from the head unit,
turn the Bluetooth connectivity off on the mobile phone
or touch the
II
button.
Phone
Book
direct
searching
through
the
head
unit
is
only
available
ifthe
mobile
phone
supports
Phone
Book
Download.
If
the feature is not supported, the
head unit will display "Phone book not provided by this
phone" when an attempt is made to download a phone
book.
Bluetooth
User
Interface
The on-screen indicators and touch key areas for Bluetooth
operation are outlined below.
1.
Current connection status/device connected
2. Current time
3.
Bluetooth menu
4.
Current operation status
5.
Toggle Music/Phone menu
6.
Transfer active call back to handset
7.
Pair your Bluetooth phone (first time use)
8.
Exit call listing display
9.
ConnecUdisconnect Bluetooth device (phone, PDA,
personal music player, etc.) with hand-free function
10. Mute/un-mute microphone during active call
11.
Answer incoming call/make call
12. Reject incoming call/end call/quit pairing process/quit
reading phone book
or
call listing
13. Touch to view the SETUP menu
14. Touch to view the equalizer
15. Touch to view the SOURCE MENU and select a
new
playback source
16. Status indicators (phone mode, music mode, mic mute)
17. Touch to access the direct entry screen
18
.•
: Touch to stop A2DP playback
19. Touch the scroll bar and arrows to view the previous/
next page
of
choices (only visible when needed)
20. Toggle Music/Phone menu/mode
21. Play/Pause selected file
22.
1«: Touch to move to the previous file
23.
»1: Touch to move to the next file
Hands
Free
Profile
(HFP)
To
use a phone wirelessly with this unit, it is necessary to first
establish a connection using Bluetooth wireless technology.
Connection is normally established using HFP (Hands Free
Profile), which gives you full control
of
functions available on
MUSIC INTERFACE
PHONE INTERFACE
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Menu
list
Missed Calls
Received Calls
Dialed Calls
Phone
Book
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3
4
Before attempting to use the Bluetooth functions on the
VM9213, you must purchase and install the BTM10. When
connected properly, the blue light appears illuminated.
Bluetooth features are only available when the BTM10 is
installed.
Please
make
sure your mobile phone supports Bluetooth
functions (Headset or Handsfree profiles
or
both). Adhere to
the following guidelines for successful operation.
Before using Bluetooth functions, you must pair your
mobile phone to the VM9213 head unit (see "Pairing the
Bluetooth System with Your Mobile Phone and Head
Unit").
To
ensure the best reception for pairing and re-
connection, please make sure the phone battery is fUlly
charged before you begin.
Try to perform pairing within a few minutes
of
the phone
being turned on.
Once the unit has been paired with the phone, the unit's
model number, "VM9213", will be displayed on the
mobile phone.
To
achieve the best performance, always keep the
mobile phone within 3 meters
of
the head unit.
Always keep a clear path between the mobile phone
and the head unit. Never place a metal object or any
other obstacle between the mobile phone and the head
unit.
NOTE: The line-of-sight distance between this
unit
and
your
cellular
phone
must
be 8 meters
or
less
for
sending
and
receiving voice
and
data via
Bluetooth
wireless
technology. However, the transmission distance
may
become
shorter
than the estimated distance, depending
on the
environment
in use.
BLUETOOTH
OPERATION
About
Bluetooth
Bluetooth is a short-range wireless radio connectivity
technology that is developed as a cable replacement for
mobile phones, handheld PCs and other devices. Bluetooth
operates in 2.4 GHz frequency range and transmits voice and
data at speeds up
to
1 megabit per second. Bluetooth was
launched by a special interest group (SIG) comprised
of
Ericsson Inc., Intel Corp., Nokia Corp., Toshiba and IBM
in
1998, and it is currently developed by nearly 2,000
companies worldwide. The Bluetooth word mark and logos
are owned by the Bluetooth
SIG,
Inc. and any use
of
such
marks by Audiovox Corporation
is
under license. Other
trademarks and trade names are those
of
their respective
owners.
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