Microsoft RX-1M Bluetooth Car Kit User Manual ch3
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Telephone Handbook Publication Part No. LRL0000ENG *** Edition Land Rover 2004 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form, electronic, mechanical, recording or other means without prior written permission from Land Rover. L Telephone Handbook For your convenience, this handbook is divided into sections, each dealing with a different aspect of the Telephone System. These are listed on the contents page and you will find it worthwhile to take a little time to read each section relevant to your specification. The specification of each vehicle will vary according to territorial requirements and also from model to model within the vehicle range. Some of the information published in this handbook, therefore, may not apply to your particular vehicle. *An asterisk appearing within the text, identifies features or items of equipment that are fitted as options. Land Rover operates a policy of constant product improvement and therefore reserves the right to change specifications without notice at any time. Whilst every effort is made to ensure complete accuracy of the information in this handbook, no liabilities for inaccuracies or the consequences thereof can be accepted by the manufacturer or the dealer, except in respect of personal injury caused by the negligence of the manufacturer or the dealer. R Quick Overview Quick Overview MAKING/ANSWERING AND ENDING CALLS VIA THE STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS Making calls via the steering wheel controls The preferred method of making, answering or ending a call, is by using the steering wheel controls. This method is preferable, as both hands can be kept on the steering wheel. Visual confirmation of Names/Numbers is given via the Main message centre. (The following processes apply after your phone is docked). Answering and ending calls via the steering wheel controls TEL0057 ENG 1. To switch between Audio/Telephone functions, press the R/T button. 2. The Main message centre displays your mobile phone addressbook/phonebook contacts. This is shown in name/number format, starting at the first entry. 3. A manual scroll function can be actioned via the steering wheel controls (Search forwards/backwards) as shown. 4. To make a call, press the Telephone/Voice recognition button when the required contact name/number is shown. TEL0056 ENG Last number redial When you are not in the ‘Phonebook’ mode (as just described) and there is no number visible in the Main message centre, a short press of the Telephone/ Voice recognition button will call the last number dialled. 1. To switch between Audio/Telephone functions, press the R/T button. 2. To answer an incoming call, press the Telephone/Voice recognition button. 3. Press this hardkey again to end the active call. L Quick Overview R Introduction Introduction USING THE PHONE IN THE VEHICLE WARNING Medical equipment: The functioning of cardiac pacemakers or hearing aids may be impaired when the phone is in use. Check with a doctor or manufacturer whether any such devices you or your passengers are using are sufficiently protected against high-frequency energy. IMPORTANT Use of your phone handset while you are driving is dangerous as it diverts attention from the traffic situation. In some countries, use of a phone handset whilst driving is prohibited and in other countries a hands-free unit must be used. If you wish to use your phone handset, stop at an appropriate place where you are not endangering or inconveniencing other vehicles. Cleaning Use a damp or anti-static cloth to clean your phone handset. Do not use dry or electrostatically-charged cloths. Do not use aggressive cleaning agents. WARNING GSM NETWORKS Using the telephone near the car: Do not telephone inside a garage or near an open car bonnet. The air may contain fuel vapours and the telephone could produce sparks and start a fire. The GSM standard allows you to use your phone in many countries and has a uniform emergency call number (112) irrespective of the country in which you are driving. It is possible that telephone reception may be poor or unavailable in remote regions. This will usually be due to the inadequate power of the transmitter and, therefore, to incomplete coverage. Depending on your location, you may also be using the transmitters of a network operator with which your service provider has an agreement for handling your calls. WARNING Unusual ambient conditions: Switch off the telephone in areas where high explosives are being used. High frequency remote controls could be interfered with and cause an explosion. Switch off your telephone in areas with a high explosion risk. This includes filling stations, fuel storage areas or chemical factories as well as places where the air contains fuel vapour, chemicals or metal dust. The telephone might possibly produce sparks and cause a fire or explosion. 13 L Docking Cradle Docking Cradle ATTACHING YOUR PHONE REMOVING YOUR PHONE TEL0054 ENG TEL0055 ENG 1. Lift the top of the cubby box. 1. Press down the release button at the front of the docking cradle and lift the upper part of your phone. 2. Insert the base of your phone into the docking cradle. 2. Pull your phone forwards to remove from the cradle. 3. Push down on the upper part of your phone, until a ‘click’ is heard from the cradle. 3. Lower the top of the cubby box. 14 R Basic Functions Basic Functions SELECTING PHONE MODE TURNING PHONE ON/OFF VIA TOUCHSCREEN Turning the phone on If your phone is docked in the cradle, but turned off, the following display is shown. Press the Phone On/Off softkey to turn the handset on. Phone Network Phone TEL0001 ENG Once your phone is docked in the cradle, you can select the phone system in two ways: Phone Off 1. Press the phone ‘hardkey’ as shown. Home Menu Navigation Settings Phone Phone On-Road Info Network 4x4 Info Audio Video TEL0002 ENG 1. From the ‘Home menu’ display, press the phone ‘softkey’ as shown below. TEL0006 ENG If your phone is not docked in the cradle before either of these selection methods are used, the following display is shown. Phone Phone not fitted TEL0051 ENG 15 L Basic Functions Turning the phone off To turn the phone off from the touchscreen, press the Phone On/Off softkey from the Phone main display, as shown below. Phone information ‘Pop-up’ If the phone is attached or detached from the cradle while in another ‘Infotainment’ mode (e.g Navigation), one of the following ‘Pop-up’s’ will appear. Phone Map 40 Network Ml 24m Phone information 1 ml Phone ON 50 h min 63 ml 15 ml M40 Phone Phone OFF Phone Attached Phone Off Phone Removed TEL0005 ENG TEL0023 ENG 16 19m 7m R Basic Functions Entering Phone PIN When turning a phone on which requires PIN input, the following process must be performed. Invalid PIN entry Phone OK Enter PIN: Phone Enter PIN: OK Incorrect PIN entered Please try again TEL0052 ENG 1. If an invalid PIN is entered, the display above is shown. Phone Phone Enter PIN: OK Phone unavailable Please check your handset TEL0053 ENG Phone 1. After three unsuccessful attempts, the display above is shown. Network TEL0019 ENG 1. Input your four digit PIN via the numeric keypad softkeys. Press ‘C’ softkey to clear last digit or hold to clear all digits. 2. Press the OK softkey. 3. If a valid PIN is entered, the Phone main display will be shown. 17 L Phone Main Display Phone Main Display PHONE MAIN DISPLAY Phone 14 TEL0003 ENG 13 12 11 10 1. Phone function icon 8. End softkey 2. Hold softkey 9. Phone book softkey 3. Swap softkey 4. Home softkey 10. Repeat navigation guidance softkey (With route set and guidance active) 5. Go back softkey 11. Phone On/Off softkey 6. Phone information display 12. Cancel softkey 7. Send softkey 13. Phone message softkey 14. Numeric keypad softkeys 18 R Phone Information Display Phone Information Display PHONE INFORMATION DISPLAY Network Roger (Work) Home 2234567 End Call 1 Missed Call 1 Message Recieved TEL0004 ENG 1. Signal strength indicator 2. Network text 3. Active call icon 4. Call on hold icon 5. Scratchpad line (Max. 22 characters) 6. Call state icon 7. Missed call icon 8. SMS received icon 19 L Making Calls Making Calls DIALLING Correcting/Clearing number entries Use the process below to correct or clear incorrect number entries. The process below should be used for making calls. Phone Phone 2234567 Phone Phone 019266 22345672 Dialling TEL0016 ENG Phone 1. Press the ‘C’ softkey to delete the last digit entry. 22345672 2. Continue to hold the ‘C’ softkey to delete the entire entry. TEL0009 ENG 1. From the Phone main display, press the required numeric keypad softkeys. 2. Press the Send softkey. 3. When the call is active, the phone icon flashes in the Phone information display. 20 R Making Calls Last number redial Phone Network Phone 22345672 Dialling TEL0018 ENG 1. Press the Send softkey. 2. The last dialled number is displayed and redialled. 21 L Receiving Calls Receiving Calls ANSWERING/REJECTING CALLS Reject incoming call Answer incoming call End Call Phone Phone Roger (Work) Roger (Work) Map 40 End Call Ml 24m Incoming Call 1 ml Roger (Work) 50 h min 63 ml 19m 15 ml Map 40 7m Ml 24m Incoming Call 1 ml M40 Roger (Work) 19m TEL0007 ENG 50 h min 63 ml 1. If the Phone main display is shown when there is an incoming call, press the Send softkey to answer the call. (Phone book contact name will be shown if stored, otherwise caller’s phone number). 15 ml 7m M40 TEL0011 ENG 1. If the Phone main display is shown when there is an incoming call, press the End softkey to reject the call. 2. If another ‘Infotainment’ mode is active and displayed (e.g Navigation) when there is an incoming call, an information ‘Pop-up’ will appear. 2. If another ‘Infotainment’ mode is active and displayed (e.g Navigation) when there is an incoming call, an information ‘Pop-up’ will appear. 3. Press the ‘Pop-up’ Send softkey to answer the incoming call. 3. Press the ‘Pop-up’ End softkey to reject the incoming call. 22 R Receiving Calls SCRATCHPAD End call This function enables you to note down a number while in an active call. End Call Phone Phone Roger (Work) Roger (Work) 0192664 TEL0008 ENG Phone 1. If the Phone main display is showing when you wish to end your call, press the End softkey to terminate. 2. If another ‘Infotainment’ mode is active and displayed (e.g Navigation) when you wish to end your call, press the phone hardkey to access the Phone main display (then as (1) above). End Call 0192664280 Phone 0192664280 TEL0015 ENG 1. From the Phone main display, press the required numeric keypad softkeys. 2. When the active call has been terminated, the noted phone number moves to the top of the Phone information display. 3. This number can now be dialled by pressing the Send softkey or deleted by pressing and holding the ‘C’ softkey. 23 L Phone Book Phone Book PHONE BOOK DISPLAY Phone Book Dave Home Dave Home 01926648100 Dave Mobile Donna Home 10 TEL0025 ENG 1. Phone book Name/Number display 6. Go back softkey 2. Send softkey 7. Scroll softkeys (3 or more entries) 3. Direct Phone book entry softkey 8. Delete softkey (hold to delete entire entry) 4. Phone book entry list display 9. Alpha character input softkeys 5. Home softkey 10. Search text input display 24 R Phone Book PHONE BOOK Phone book scroll There are two methods of selecting a contact name from the Phone book. This method should be used when the contact name is not known. When your phone is docked in the cradle, your phone/address book details are accessible via the touchscreen. Selecting the Phone book Phone Book Phone Adam Home Adam Home 01926648100 Alison Mobile Network Andy Home Phone Book Andy Home Adam Home Adam Home 01926648100 Anne G Alison Mobile Brian Mobile Andy Home TEL0027 ENG 1. To navigate through your contact list, press either of the Scroll softkeys as shown. TEL0026 ENG 1. From the Phone main display, press the Phone book softkey. 2. The Phone book display is shown. 25 L Phone Book Phone book search letter This method should be used when you wish to reduce the search to letter or name specific contacts. (The more letters input, reduces the name search). Dialling from the phone book Where a contact is available via your Phone book, this method of dialling may be used as an alternative to that discussed earlier. Phone Book Phone Book Adam Home Adam Home 01926648100 Sue Home Sue Home 01234567890 Sue Mobile SU Alison Mobile Andy Home Terry Phone Book Phone Book Sam Home 0392622222 Sue Mobile SU Terry Sam Mobile Sue Home Sue Mobile 05736222222 Sam Home Stacey Phone Phone Book Sue Home Sue Home 02926343434 Sue Mobile SU Terry 05736222222 Dialling TEL0029 ENG TEL0028 ENG 1. Press the Direct Phone book entry softkey corresponding to the required contact name. 1. Press the alpha character input softkey for the first search letter. (Shown in the Search text input display). 2. Press the Send softkey. 2. Further letters can be typed if desired. 3. The display switches to the Phone main display and the number being dialled is shown in the Phone information display. 3. Press the Delete softkey to delete the last character. Hold to delete entire entry. 26 R Multiple Connections Multiple Connections MULTIPLE CONNECTIONS Swap active call Note: This feature may not be supported on ‘Prepay’/‘Pay as you go’ mobile phones. Roger (Work) Helen Incoming call while active Phone Phone Roger (Work) Incoming Call Helen Roger (Work) Helen TEL0012 ENG Phone 1. It is possible to switch between callers by pressing the Swap/Hold softkey. Roger (Work) Helen 2. The active caller is denoted by the solid black Phone icon. TEL0010 ENG 1. If you are already in an active call when another person phones you, an information ‘Pop-up’ will appear. 2. Press the ‘Pop-up’ Send softkey to answer the incoming call. 3. The new caller is added to the list in the Phone information display. (The active caller is denoted by the solid black Phone icon). 27 L Multiple Connections End Multiparty call Phone Roger (Work) Helen Call Ended Phone Roger (Work) TEL0017 ENG 1. To end the active call, press the End softkey. 2. The other caller now becomes the active call. 28 R Call Register Call Register CALL REGISTER Last dialled numbers menu Call register menu Phone Messages Phone Dialled Network Missed Received Last Dialled Home Phone Messages Dialled 01926648100 01235654321 Work Mum Nicola Home Rihanna 04321234567 Peter Mobile Adam Missed Received Phone TEL0030 ENG 1. From the Phone main display, press the Phone message softkey. 2. The Phone message menu is displayed. 01926648100 Dialling TEL0031 ENG 1. From the Phone message menu, press the Dialled softkey. 2. The Last Dialled menu is displayed. 3. If desired, calls can be made to any contacts shown by pressing the softkey adjacent to the required name/number. 4. If a call is made, the display reverts to the Phone main display. The name/number dialled is confirmed in the Phone information display. 29 L Call Register Missed calls menu Missed calls There are two other methods that you can be informed of missed calls. The first method is as follows: Phone Messages Dialled 1. When informed via the Phone main menu that you have a missed call, press the Phone book softkey. Missed Received Phone Missed Peter Mobile 1 Missed Call 01926648100 Home 04321234567 Work Sharon Home Map 40 Ml 24m Phone information Phone 1 ml 1 missed Call 19m 01926648100 50 63 ml View List Cancel h min Dialling 15 ml 7m M40 TEL0022 ENG The second method is as follows: 1. If another ‘Infotainment’ mode is active and displayed (e.g Navigation) and there is a missed call, an information ‘Pop-up’ will appear. TEL0032 ENG 1. From the Phone message menu, press the Missed softkey. 2. The Missed menu is displayed. 2. Press the View List softkey to display the missed call(s). 3. If desired, calls can be made to any contacts shown by pressing the softkey adjacent to the required name/number. Note: Calls missed while the phone is not docked will not be displayed. 4. If a call is made, the display reverts to the Phone main display. The name/number dialled is confirmed in the Phone information display. 30 R Call Register Received calls menu Phone Messages Dialled Missed Received Received Work Adam Mobile 01926648100 Mum Sharon Home 04321234567 Home Rihanna Laura Mobile Kay Mobile Phone 04321234567 Dialling TEL0033 ENG 1. From the Phone message menu, press the Received softkey. 2. The Received menu is displayed. 3. If desired, calls can be made to any contacts shown by pressing the softkey adjacent to the required name/number. 4. If a call is made, the display reverts to the Phone main display. The name/number dialled is confirmed in the Phone information display. 31 L Text Messages Text Messages TEXT MESSAGES WRITING/SENDING TEXT MESSAGES Phone message menu Writing text messages Phone Messages Phone Dialled Network Missed Received Write Message Phone Messages Send Dialled Missed Received Symbol Caps TEL0034 ENG TEL0030 ENG 1. From the Phone message menu, press the Write text message softkey. 1. From the Phone main display, press the Phone message softkey. 2. The write text message menu is displayed. 2. The Phone message menu is displayed. Write Message C l a i r S t u Send Symbol Caps TEL0035 ENG 1. To input your message, press the alpha character input softkey for each character. (Shown in the Text input display). 32 R Text Messages Scroll message Selecting upper/lower case Write Message Write Message S t u c k i n t r a f f i c w i l l b e S t u c k i n t r a f f i c w i l l b e Send Send Symbol Symbol Caps Caps TEL0036 ENG Write Message 1. When the input text length exceeds that of the display, press either of the Scroll softkeys to move the text in the required direction. S t u c k i n t r a f f i c w i l l b e Send Delete character/text Write Message Symbol Caps TEL0038 ENG C l a i r S t u c k i n t r a f 1. Press the Caps softkey to switch between upper and lower case characters. Send Symbol Caps Selecting symbols Write Message TEL0037 ENG t u c k 1. Press the Delete softkey to delete the last character. Hold to delete entire entry. i n t r a f f i c w i l l B 1 h r L 8 . Send ’ Symbol £ Caps TEL0039 ENG 1. To select symbol usage, press the Symbol softkey. 2. Press again to revert to text input mode. 33 L Text Messages Send text to phone number Send text to name via Phonebook Write Message t u c k i n Write Message t r a f f i c w i l l B 1 h r L 8 . t u c k Send i n t r a f f i c w i l l B 1 h r L 8 . Send Symbol Symbol Caps Caps Send message to Send message to 09876543210 OK Phone Book Adam Home Alison Mobile 09876543210 09876543210 Send message to OK Alison Mobile Andy Home 6 Sending OK 09876543210 TEL0040 ENG TEL0041 ENG 1. When the text is complete, press the Send softkey. 1. When the text is complete, press the Send softkey. 2. Press the required numeric keypad softkeys for the contact number and then the OK softkey. 2. Press the Phone book softkey. 3. Select the contact name by pressing the softkey adjacent to the required name/number. 3. An information ‘Pop-up’ displays the text message destination phone number. 34 R Text Messages TEXT MESSAGE INBOX Your text message inbox can be checked via the following process. Send message to 09876543210 OK Phone Messages Dialled Missed Send message to Received 6 Sending 09876543210 OK 09876543210 SMS Inbox Mum Peter Work Clare Mobile TEL0042 ENG +440123456789 1. Press the OK softkey. Adam Mobile 2. An information ‘Pop-up’ displays the text message destination phone number. Message C a n u c o m e i n t o o f f i c e o n u r w a y Delete Reply t h e h o m e ? Forward TEL0043 ENG 1. From the Phone message menu, press the Inbox softkey. 2. The SMS Inbox menu is displayed. 3. Select the message you wish to read by pressing the softkey adjacent to the required name/number. 4. Scroll the list/message by pressing the relevant Scroll softkey. 35 L Text Messages Reply to a text message Forward a text message Message Message C a n u c o m e i n t o o f f i c e o n u r w a y Delete C a n u c o m e i n t o o f f i c e o n u r w a y t h e h o m e ? Reply Delete Forward c o n f i r m l a t e s t t i m e Forward o n u r w a y h o m e ? - U 2 J o h n ? Send Send Reply Write Message Write Message 8 , p l e a s e t h e h o m e ? Symbol Caps Symbol Caps Send message to Send message to 012345678910 09876543210 OK OK TEL0044 ENG TEL0045 ENG 1. Press the Reply softkey. 1. Press the Forward softkey. 2. Write your reply message and press the Send softkey. 2. Edit/Append the text if required. 3. Press the OK softkey. (The message is sent to the originators phone number). 4. Press the OK softkey, then the Phone book softkey to select the text destination contact. 3. Press the Send softkey. 5. Authors note: Check if explicit phone number can be input as an alternative to item 3. 36 R Text Messages TEXT MESSAGE OUTBOX Delete a text message from inbox Your text message outbox can be checked via the following process. Message C a n u c o m e i n t o o f f i c e o n u r w a y t h e h o m e ? Phone Messages Dialled Delete Reply Missed Forward Received Message SMS Outbox C a n u c o m e i n t o t h e o f f i c e o nPhone u rInformation w a y h o m e ? Can U take s Delete Message ? OK The move wen Cancel How about din Delete Reply Forward Message Message C a n u c o m e i n t o t h e o f f i c e o nPhone u rInformation w a y h o m e ? Delete Message ? OK Delete T h e m o v e w e n t o k , l o t s s t i l l t o d o , w i l l c a l l U 2 m o r o . Cancel Reply Forward TEL0046 ENG Delete 1. Press the Delete softkey. Reply Forward TEL0047 ENG 2. An information ‘Pop-up’ asks you to confirm or cancel deletion of message. 1. From the Phone message menu, press the Outbox softkey. 3. Press the OK softkey to delete or Cancel. 2. The SMS Outbox menu is displayed. 3. Select the message you wish to read by pressing the adjacent softkey. 4. Scroll the list/message by pressing the relevant Scroll softkey. 37 L Text Messages New text message information ‘Pop-up’ Delete/Forward a text message from outbox 1. To delete a message, press the Delete softkey. Map 40 2. An information ‘Pop-up’ asks you to confirm or cancel deletion of message. Ml 24m Phone Information 1 ml Read new message? 3. Press the OK softkey to delete or Cancel. OK 50 h min 63 ml Message 19m Cancel 15 ml 7m M40 T h e m o v e w e n t o k , l o t s s t i l l t o d o , w i l l c a l l U 2 m o r o . Message C a n u c o m e i n t o o f f i c e o n u r w a y Delete Reply t h e h o m e ? Forward TEL0048 ENG Delete 1. To forward a message, press the Forward softkey. Reply Forward TEL0049 ENG 2. Edit/Append the text if required. 3. Press the Send softkey. 1. When you receive a new text message, an information ‘Pop-up’ appears. 4. Press the OK softkey, then the Phone book softkey to select the text destination contact. 2. Press OK to read the message or cancel to read later. 5. Authors note: Check if explicit phone number can be input as an alternative to item 3. 38 R Text Messages Text message directory ‘Pop-up’ If any of the phone message directories are empty when a status is requested, one of the following phone information ‘Pop-up’s’ will be displayed. Phone Messages Dialled Phone Information No MessagesMissed Received Phone Messages Dialled Phone Information Inbox EmptyMissed Received Phone Messages Dialled Phone Information Missed Outbox Empty Received TEL0050 ENG 1. To exit or go back a level, press either the Home or Go back softkey. 39 L BluetoothR Operation BluetoothR Operation BLUETOOTHR OPERATION Phone BLUETOOTH SECURITY CODE The four digit security code required for Bluetooth operation will be added to the Security Information card by your dealer before vehicle handover. Bluetooth ‘PAIRING’ YOUR PHONE TO THE VEHICLE If your mobile phone supports this wireless feature, it will need to be ‘Paired’ to the vehicle. The ‘Pairing’ process will also be described in your mobile phone instructions. TEL0014 ENG Note: A maximum of 8 mobile phones can be ‘Paired’ to the vehicle. 1. With the vehicle ignition on, select the ‘Bluetooth’ feature on your mobile phone. Note: If more than one ‘Paired’ Bluetooth phone is in range, then the system will automatically select the last phone used in Bluetooth mode. (If present). 2. Start the ‘Search’ function on your mobile phone. Note: This search process may vary from one handset/manufacturer to another. (Consult your mobile phone instructions for further details). Note: A phone docked in the cradle will always take priority over wireless operation. Alternatively, priority can be given to other phones by de-selecting Bluetooth mode on your mobile phone. Note: Typically, when searching for other wireless devices the search range is 10 metres or less. 3. The text ‘LAND ROVER’ will appear on your mobile phone device list. This should be selected. Note: ‘LAND ROVER’ can be personalised by the user. (e.g Joe’s car or the vehicle registration number). 4. Your mobile phone display will now prompt you for the Blutooth security code. Press the relevant numeric keys on your phone. (As denoted on your Security Information card). 5. When the code is accepted, the system will allow you to use the ‘Bluetooth’ mode.The touchscreen Phone main display will confirm this, as shown. 40 R Voice Recognition Voice Recognition Voice Recognition Making yourself clearly understood The voice control system includes a special hands-free microphone mounted in the roof lining of your vehicle, at the front. This microphone filters out ambient noise. There are nevertheless a few points to observe in making sure you are properly understood: IMPORTANT Voice control enables you to activate important functions of your telephone system, without the need to operate the controls manually. This enables you to concentrate fully on driving the vehicle, you do not need to divert your eyes from the road ahead in order to check read-outs, and the voice control system feeds back information to you. A number of voice commands are available and, with a little experience, you will find them easy and convenient to use. Whenever you issue one of the defined commands with the system active, the voice control system converts your command into a control signal for the telephone system. Your inputs take the form of dialogues or commands. You are guided through these dialogues by announcements or questions. Please familiarise yourself with the functions of your telephone system, before using voice control. • Speak continuously and at normal volume, avoiding unnatural emphasis and pauses between words. • Do not speak while the voice control system itself is giving an output. The voice system displays ‘LISTENING’ and gives a beep when it is waiting for a speech input. • It is possible that noise interference from outside the vehicle could affect commands so to avoid this keep doors, windows and the sunroof closed. • If a command is not understood or your speech was not heard, the voice system responds with ‘Sorry’, ‘Command not recognised’ or ‘No speech detected’. Please try again if this happens. • Avoid causing background noise in the vehicle while you are speaking and ask your passengers not to talk while you are issuing voice commands. • The hands-free microphone is positioned to pick up the driver’s voice. Other occupants of the vehicle could be understood with less accuracy and are, therefore, advised to use the handset when making a telephone call. WARNING Do not use the voice control for placing emergency calls. Your voice and tone could be affected by stressful situations as a result of which, the process of establishing the telephone connection could be unnecessarily delayed. Note: The voice recognition directory is separate from your phone handset SIM card/ addressbook/phonebook. 41 L Voice Recognition Activating the system Defined voice commands The voice control system understands predefined commands which need to be given exactly word for word. You can prompt the system to speak a selection of these commands by activating the system and giving the command ‘Phone help’ or ‘Telephone help’. These commands are as follows: Telephone commands • Phone dial number/Dial telephone number • Phone redial/Redial • Phone dial name/Dial name • Phone store name • Phone play directory name/Read phone book • Phone delete directory/Clear phone book • Phone help H4152 To switch on voice control, press the voice control key (arrowed) in the multi-functional steering wheel: Telephone sub-commands These commands are used in response to a prompt or question within a dialogue. • Correction • Delete • Cancel • Store • Dial • Yes • No • Replay • No’s 0-9 • Double • Treble • Hold the key pressed in (until the acoustic signal is heard) to activate voice control. (Your Audio will mute at this point, if switched on). A brief acoustic signal and the display ‘LISTENING’ in the main message centre indicate that the system is now waiting for a spoken input. • Press this key briefly to activate normal telephone functions. Before giving a new voice command - except during a dialogue - always press the steering wheel voice control key. 42 R Voice Recognition GENERAL COMMANDS Interrupting voice control A command can be interrupted by speaking the word ‘Cancel’ or by pressing the steering wheel voice control key until the system responds by saying ‘Command cancelled’. Note: The voice control commands you should give are shown inside double pointed brackets >>...<< and the responses by the voice recognition system in single pointed brackets >...<. It is only possible to interrupt dialogues, in which it is possible to speak a text of your choice e.g name, by pressing the steering wheel key. Activating the user help function The command >>Phone help<< calls up a list of telephone commands in spoken form. If you receive a telephone call (or Navigation route guidance instruction/T.A annoncement) while conducting a dialogue by voice control, the telephone mode automatically cuts in. Command not recognised If a command is not recognised by the speech recognition system, it responds with >Sorry<. Please say your command again. Activating the user help function You say Voice output Display output Phone help (Reads out the telephone commands) PHONE HELP (Followed by telephone commands) 43 L Voice Recognition DIALLING A PHONE NUMBER To speed up input it is a good idea to group together between three and five digits into a continuous string. However, you can also say each digit individually, or all digits continuously. Starting a dialogue Hold the voice control key in the multi-functional steering wheel pressed in until the acoustic signal is heard. Any audio sources in the vehicle are muted. Note: Telephone numbers of up to 20 digits are acknowledged. If a longer number is given, the following error message will be issued: >Number too long<. The commands >>Dial telephone number<< or >>Phone dial number<< starts the dialogue for entering a telephone number. You are guided through this process by a predefined dialogue. Establishing a connection The command >>Dial<< terminates input of the digits and a connection is established with the telephone number displayed. Saying numbers The system understands single digits from zero to nine. You can choose to say either >>Zero<< or >>Nought<<. Note: To make a foreign phone call say >>Plus<< followed by the country code. For example to make a phone call to Germany say >>Plus, four, nine<< then omit the initial zero from the area code. Numbers such as ten, eleven, twelve etc. are not recognised. Dialling a phone number You say Voice output Display output Phone dial number Phone dial number, Number please DIAL NUMBER NUMBER PLEASE Zero, one, six, one Zero, one, six, one, continue? 0161 Four, nine, six Four, nine, six, continue? 0161496 Zero, nine, nine, eight Zero, nine, nine, eight, continue? 01614960998 Dial Dialling DIALLING 44 R Voice Recognition Correcting inputs If you have made a mistake or if the voice control has misunderstood, you say: >>Correction<< to delete the last block of digits. Interrupting >>Cancel<< terminates voice input at any point of the dialogue. If a telephone connection has already been established, it can be ended by pressing and holding in the steering wheel voice control key. After the command >>Correction<<, the system repeats the digits that were entered correctly up to that point. Deleting inputs >>Delete<< does not merely delete the last block of digits, in contrast to >>Correction<<; it deletes all digits that have so far been entered. It is then necessary to enter the digits again from the very beginning. Correcting/Deleting inputs You say Voice output Display output Phone dial number Phone dial number, Number please DIAL NUMBER NUMBER PLEASE Zero, one, six, one Zero, one, six, one, continue? 0161 Four, nine, six Four, nine, six, continue? 0161496 Correction Zero, one, six, one, continue? 0161 Four, nine, five Four, nine, five, continue? 0161495 Delete Number please NUMBER PLEASE 45 L Voice Recognition STORING A TELEPHONE NAME/NUMBER Storing via touchscreen From the touchscreen ‘Homepage’, select the ‘voice settings’ softkey, then select ‘voice add name’. Enter telephone number using the touchscreen keypad. Press ‘add’ to initiate the voice recognition ‘Phone store name’ function. Follow the process as detailed in the table below. Telephone numbers which you dial frequently can be stored in the Voice Recognition phone directory in conjunction with the contact’s name, which serves as the word search. There are two methods of achieving this. One is by initially entering the contact’s phone number via the touchscreen (Detailed below). The second is initiated via a voice command. Storing via touchscreen You say Royd Andrew Voice output Display output Phone store name, Name please PHONE STORE NAME NAME PLEASE Please repeat REPEAT NAME Royd Andrew Royd Andrew, Confirm Yes or No SAY YES OR NO Yes Storing, Royd Andrew stored STORING, STORED 46 R Voice Recognition Storing via voice command The command >>Phone store name<< calls up the dialogue for storing a name. To ensure that the name is recognised reliably when recalled, you are requested to speak it twice. You are then asked to give the number. The same rules as for the >>Dial (telephone) number<< command apply. The time taken to say the names in your voice control phone book may not exceed 2.5 seconds. If possible, keep names acoustically distinct from one another, for example, “Royd Andrew” and “Royle David” instead of “Mr Royd” and “Mr Royle”. This will improve recognition when you make a call. Depending on the spoken length of the names and numbers you have entered, it is possible to store approximately 50 entries. The command >>Store<< enters the displayed telephone number in the memory, together with the name you have given as the search word. Storing via voice command You say Voice output Display output Phone store name Phone store name, Name please PHONE STORE NAME NAME PLEASE Royd Andrew Please repeat REPEAT NAME Royd Andrew Number please NUMBER PLEASE Zero, one, six, one Zero, one, six, one, continue? 0161 Four, nine, six Four, nine, six, continue? 0161496 Zero, nine, nine, eight Zero, nine, nine, eight, continue? 01614960998 Store Storing, Royd Andrew stored STORING, STORED 47 L Voice Recognition Dialling a telephone number in phone directory The command >>Phone dial name<< activates the phone number in the directory corresponding to the name tag. When prompted by the voice control system, speak the name under which you have stored the telephone number you want. The voice control system will understand best the person who made the entries. Dialling a telephone number in phone directory You say Voice output Display output Phone dial name Phone dial name, Name please NAME PLEASE Royd Andrew Royd Andrew, Say yes or no SAY YES OR NO Yes Royd Andrew dialling DIALLING Re-dialling The command >>Phone redial<< or >>Redial<< dials the telephone number last used. Redialling the last number used You say Voice output Display output Phone redial Phone redial, Confirm Yes or No, Dialling PHONE REDIAL LAST CALLED NO DIALLING 48 R Voice Recognition Dialling/Editing and Deleting from the phone directory The command >>Phone play directory<< or >>Read phone book<< enables you to have all entries in your voice recognition phone directory read out in order. You may say one of the following after a telephone number that has been read out, give the command >>Dial<<, >>Replay<<, >>Delete<<, >>Edit<< or >>Cancel<<. Dialling from the phone book You say Voice output Display output Phone play directory Phone play directory You can say ‘Dial’, ‘Replay’, ‘Delete’, ‘Edit’ or ‘Cancel’ after each name. (Reads out the entries). PHONE DIRECTORY Dial ‘Name’ Confirm Yes or No Dialling DIAL NAME SAY YES OR NO DIALLING YES Dialling This function enables you to dial a telephone number stored in the phone directory. This is useful if you have forgotten a contact’s voice/name tag or if the tag is not recognised. Editing This function enables voice editing of a telephone number of an existing name stored in the phone directory. Deleting This function enables deletion of a telephone number and name stored in the phone directory. 49 (Display numbers) L Voice Recognition Deleting/Clearing the entire phone directory The command >>Phone delete directory<< or >>Clear phone book<< deletes all entries in the Voice Recognition phone directory. The names and telephone numbers entered in your Voice Recognition phone directory are independent of the telephone or SIM card memory of your phone. In other words, it is not possible to recall or delete the numbers stored in the telephone itself or on the SIM card by voice input, nor is it possible to store numbers there by voice input. Deleting/Clearing the entire phone directory You say Voice output Display output Phone delete directory Phone delete directory, Confirm Yes or No DELETE DIRECTORY SAY YES OR NO Yes Are you sure you want to delete the whole directory? SAY YES OR NO Yes Directory deleted DELETED 50 R Conformance DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY We, the party responsible for compliance, declare under our sole responsibility that the Handset Integration Product RX-1M is in conformity with the provisions of the following Council Directive: 1999/5/EC. A copy of the Declaration of Conformity can be found at: http://www.nokia.com/phones/declaration_of_conformity/. Conformance The Bluetooth word mark and logos are owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by the party responsible for compliance is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners. EXPORT CONTROLS This product contains commodities, technology or software exported from the United States in accordance with the Export Administration regulations. Diversion contrary to U.S. or Canadian law is prohibited. FCC/INDUSTRY CANADA NOTICE This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. FCC ID: OW3RX-1M IC: 661AA-RX1M Changes or modifications to your device not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance can void the user's authority to operate the equipment. GSM antenna A compatible GSM antenna enables optimized wireless connections. You may purchase a GSM antenna from an authorized Land Rover dealer. If you have installed an external antenna, remember that in order to comply with RF exposure requirements for mobile transmitting devices, a minimum distance of 7.8 inches must be maintained between the 51 antenna and all persons.
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