Marelli Europe S p A N14509 N14509 Multi Media Vehicle Radio System User Manual LUM MMS M145 ING USA

Magneti Marelli S.p.A. N14509 Multi Media Vehicle Radio System LUM MMS M145 ING USA

User Manual

Multi Media System
363Bluetooth function (optional)The Multi Media System is equipped with Bluetooth technology, which allows connecting mobile phones enabled for this technology. Using this connectivity you can handle calls (with the hands-free function) and the telephone phonebook through the Multi Media System.The connection can be made in two ways:1.  Pairing a telephone to the Multi Media System. 2.  Connecting a telephone stored in the Multi Media System. The pairing procedure with the Multi Media System must be performed only the fi rst time and only from a compatible mobile phone to the Multi Media System. It is not possible to proceed from the Multi Media System, as this system is not capable of independently performing pairing procedures to Bluetooth sources. When connecting a telephone stored in the Multi Media System, the system will connect a telephone already paired with the same system and the  procedure must be performed each time you wish to connect a Bluetooth mobile phone to the Multi Media System (see page 56 “List of connected peripherals”). Unlike the pairing procedure, this operation can be performed from both a mobile phone and from the Multi Media System.Telephone pairing WARNING: Before connecting a mobile phone, it is advisable to read the user’s manual of the mobile phone to be paired with the Multi Media System.To pair a mobile phone with the system, the Bluetooth feature must be active on both the phone and Multi Media System.To set up the Multi Media System for the pairing procedure, proceed as described below:-  Check that the Bluetooth feature on the mobile phone is active.  To activate the Bluetooth feature on the mobile phone, refer to the instructions provided by the phone manufacturer.-  Turn the vehicle key to MAR-  Turn on Multi Media System by pressing the knob (20);  During the paring stages, the telephone will ask you to enter a PIN code (see page 57 “Authentication code”).  If the code entered is correct, the two devices start the connection procedures.  Depending on the phonebook synchronization mode set (see page 67 “Phonebook synchronization mode”) the phonebooks stored on the mobile phone will be synchronized or not.Once the connection procedure has been completed, a message on the Multi Media System display informs the user that the devices have been paired.The Multi Media System can store up to 10 paired devices.
Fig. 81BAC DEFig. 80Fig. 82364Main Bluetooth pagePress the MODE button to access the Bluetooth page (see Fig. 80).This page shows the following parameters:A  - Telephone connection status B  - Telephone service provider C  - Name of the paired telephoneD  - Battery charge status E  - Roaming (if active).Note:The data displayed depends on the telephone connected.Note: If the texts sent from the telephone contain non-Latin characters (e.g., Chinese, Arabic, Cyrillic characters) the Multi Media System will display them with question marks “?”.DisconnectionThe Bluetooth feature can be disconnected in three different ways:1.  Disconnecting from the mobile phone, following the operations described in the specifi c instruction manual, or turning off the phone2.  Through the Multi Media System (see page 56 “List of connected peripherals”;3.  Moving the Bluetooth telephone away from the Multi Media System, so that the telephone signal is outside the reception area of Multi Media System.Disconnection is indicated by a message on the display as shown in Fig. 81. Disconnecting the mobile phone does not delete the call list; if you wish to delete it, proceed as follows:-   Press the MENU button (15);-   Select the icon   and confi rm by pressing the knob (13),-  Select and confi rm, by pressing the knob (13), the “Telephone Functions” option-  Select and confi rm, by pressing the knob (13), the “Delete call log” option (see Fig. 82).The deletion procedure starts only after confi rming a second time.
Fig. 83365Turning on the Multi Media SystemEach time the Multi Media System is turned on and Bluetooth mode is active, the system starts searching for the already paired telephones (contained in the stored list). The search starts from the last telephone paired and then chronologically runs through the previous ones.The search procedure ends when Multi Media System fi nds an already paired telephone and completes the connection procedure, or when it fi nds a telephone not yet paired, in which case the telephone must fi rst be paired to complete the connection (see page 53 ”Telephone pairing”), or if it does not fi nd any telephone and does not use the Bluetooth function.Handling callsCalls can be handled from both the mobile phone and the Multi Media System.Answering or making a call from the telephone, the Multi Media System display will always show the call status.To make a call the from Multi Media System, open the “Call” menu as follows:-  press button   (4) or (33)or-  In Telematics mode, press the RH knob (13)or -  In Telematics mode, use the RH knob (13) to select and confi rm the “Call” function.The following functions are displayed:-  Call list-  Dial number -  Phone bookThe menu and functions in Telematics mode are the same as those used by the Multi Media System to control the telephone.Bluetooth-related functions The “Bluetooth Functions” option has been added to the Telematics menu (see Fig. 83).
Fig. 84Fig. 85366Bluetooth functionsSelect “Bluetooth functions” by turning the knob (13), then press the same knob to confi rm and access the following functions (see Fig. 84):-  Bluetooth activation mode-  List of connected peripherals-  Change Bluetooth name for the system-  Authentication code-  Phonebook synchronization modeBluetooth activation modeThis menu (see Fig. 85) allows you to select the Bluetooth operating mode with the following options: -  Disabled -  Active and visible-  Active and not visible DisabledWhen this function is selected, the Bluetooth module is off, therefore the system is unable to connect a telephone.Active and visibleThe Multi Media System is ready to be connected to already stored telephones or to pair new ones.Note: It is possible to pair new devices to the Multi Media System only when no telephone is connected. The Multi Media System can be connected to only one mobile phone at a time; any further pairing request will be ignored.Active and not visible The Multi Media System is ready to be connected to already stored telephones, but not to pair new ones.List of connected peripheralsThis menu allows you to view the list of the mobile phones paired. The list is displayed in chronological order, therefore, the fi rst item indicates the last telephone connected.If a telephone in the list is paired with the system, the relative item will be highlighted.If a telephone is connected, a specifi c icon will be shown on the display. At the bottom of the page (see Fig. 86) there are four buttons: -  Connect/Disconnect -  Delete -  Delete all -  OK.
Fig. 86 Fig. 87Fig. 88367Connect/DisconnectUse the knob (13) to select the item corresponding to the telephone you wish to connect/disconnect.This function allows you to start the procedures for connecting or disconnecting the telephone from the Multi Media System.DeleteThis option allows you to delete the selected item from the list of telephones stored.Delete allThis option allows you to delete the entire list of telephones stored.OKThis option closes the window without making any change.Change Bluetooth name for the systemSelecting this function by turning and pressing the knob (13) you can change the name that the Multi Media System transmits to the telephone during and after the pairing procedure.The buttons at the bottom of the page are used to access the relative functions.The function page is shown in Fig. 87.To exit the function and store the new name, confi rm the selection with “OK”.Authentication codeSelecting this function by turning and pressing the knob (13) you can change the PIN code that must be entered in the mobile phone when connecting to the Multi Media System.If you make a mistake when entering the code, you can correct it using the dedicated button on the same page.  To exit the function and store the new code, confi rm the selection with OK.Phonebook synchronization modeThis function allows you to select the telephone phonebook that can also be consulted from Multi Media System.The options on the dedicated page (see Fig. 88) are:-  No synchronization-  See phonebook-  See phonebook on SIM card-  See all phonebooksDepending on the function enabled during the telephone pairing with the Multi Media System, the telephone phonebooks will be downloaded to the Multi Media System or not.
Fig. 89368As a consequence, the phonebooks downloaded can also be handled from the Multi Media System, but not the ones not downloaded.Specifi c messages on the display will indicate whether the phonebooks have been successfully/unsuccessfully downloaded.Phonebook menuAn “Exchange with Bluetooth” function has been added to the phonebook menu (see Fig. 89) which allows you to copy the data downloaded from the telephone phonebook to that of Multi Media System.Select and confi rm this function with the knob (13) to display the following options:-  Receive all cards-  Receive a cardReceive all cardsSelect this option to copy all the addresses and phone numbers in the phonebook. During the copying procedure, a dedicated message will be displayed.To cancel the copying procedure, press the ESC button (6).Receive a cardSelect this option to copy a desired item in the telephone phonebook to the Multi Media System phonebook.When you select this function, the list of contacts in the telephone phonebook will be displayed. Use the right-hand knob (13) to select and confi rm the desired contact to start copying.During the copying procedure, the Multi Media System displays a dedicated message.Note: If the texts sent from the telephone contain non-Latin characters (e.g., Chinese, Arabic, Cyrillic characters) the Multi Media System will display them with question marks “?”.Connection status symbol summaryTelephone disconnectedTelephone connectedOutgoing callIncoming callOngoing callTelephone disconnected and Bluetooth disabled
110LIMITED RIGHTS NOTICE (JUN 1987)These data are submitted with limited rights under Government Contract No. _____________________ (and subcontract _________________, . if appropriate). These data may be reproduced and used by the Government with the express limitation that they will not, without written permission of the Contractor, be used for purposes of manufacture nor disclosed outside the Government; except that the Government may disclose these data outside the Government for the following purposes, if any, provided that the Government makes such disclosure subject to prohibition against further use and disclosure: There are no additional purposes permitting disclosure of such Data.The manufacturer/supplier of the Data is Navigation Technologies Corporation, 10400 West Higgins Road, Rosemont, Illinois 6001B.Versione Usa e Canada con SIRIUSIC : 4983A-N14509This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules subject to the following two conditions:(1) This device may not cause harmful Interference.(2) This device must accept any Interference recelved, including Interference that any cause undesired operation.FCC ID: RX2N14509Versione Usa e Canada senza SIRIUSIC : XXXXX-N145This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules subject to the following two conditions:(1) This device may not cause harmful Interference.(2) This device must accept any Interference recelved, including Interference that any cause undesired operation.FCC ID: XXXN145Changes or modification not expressly approved by the  party responsable for compliance could void the user's  autority to operate the equipment

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