Molex CVS Bochum HT-4 Handsfree Car Kit User Manual UHV PREM UMTS GB vorab

Novero GmbH Handsfree Car Kit UHV PREM UMTS GB vorab

UserManual.wiki >

Molex CVS Bochum >

HT 4 User Manual HTML Version

User Manual

Operating manual

Mobile telephone provision

ENTWURF

Description of symbols

 Refers you to a section within a chapter which contains important

information and safety notes  that should always be observed.

 Indicates that the section will continue on the next page.

 Indicates the end of a section.

 Indicates situations when the vehicle must be stopped as quickly

as possible.

® Indicates a registered trademark. However, the absence of this

symbol does not constitute a waiver of the rights concerning any

term.



Symbols like this refer you to warnings within the same section

or on a given page. They draw your attention to possible risks of

accident or injury and let you know how these can be avoided.

 Cross-reference to information about possible damage to your

vehicle within the same section or on a given page.

Da nger

Texts with this symbol indicate dangerous situations which lead to fatal or severe injuries if you

do not observe the warning.

Wa rning

Texts with this symbol indicate dangerous situations which could lead to fatal or severe injuries if

you do not observe the warning.

Ca ution

Texts with this symbol indicate dangerous situations which could lead to slight or severe injuries

if you do not observe the warning.

No tice

Texts with this symbol indicate situations which could cause vehicle damage if you do not observe

the warning.

Texts with this symbol contain additional information on the protection of the environment.

ENTWURF

Texts with this symbol contain additional information.

ENTWURF

Volkswagen AG works continuously to develop and further improve all models. Please appreciate that we

must therefore reserve the right to alter any part of the vehicle and its equipment or technical specifica-

tions at any time. The data provided concerning scope of delivery, appearance, performance, dimensions,

weights, fuel consumption, standards and vehicle functions are all correct at the time of going to print.

Some of the equipment described might not yet be available in vehicles (information can be provided by

your local Volkswagen dealership), and some equipment may not be available in certain countries. No

legal commitment can be derived from the information, illustrations or descriptions in this manual.

o part of this manual may be reprinted, reproduced or translated without the written permission of

Volkswagen AG.

All rights under the laws of copyright are expressly reserved by Volkswagen AG. Subject to alteration

and amendment.

Printed in Germany.

This paper was bleached without the use of chlorine.

ENTWURF

Operating manual:

Mobile telephone provision

Print status: 14.01.2010

English: 01.2010

rt.-Nr.: 102.5R8.MTV.20

ENTWURF

Operating manual

Contents 7

Contents

Thank you for choosing Volkswagen..............................................9

About this manual ...........................................................................11

Introduction......................................................................................13

The different mobile telephone provisions................................................................. 13

Safety notes.............................................................................................................. 14

General information................................................................................................... 15

Basic information on use................................................................18

Controls..................................................................................................................... 18

Important steps for the use of the mobile telephone provision.................................. 23

Operating the mobile telephone provision................................................................. 24

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision..........................................27

Getting started .......................................................................................................... 27

Using the telephone .................................................................................................. 31

Voice control ............................................................................................................. 34

Telephone menu ....................................................................................................... 37

Abbreviations used .........................................................................47

Index .................................................................................................49

ENTWURF

Operating manual

Thank you for choosing Volkswagen 9

Thank you for choosing

Volkswagen

The mobile telephone provision supplied with your vehicle allows convenient telephone use in the

vehicle and offers a wide range of features that will certainly be useful to you during everyday driving.

Before using your mobile telephone provision for the first time, please read and observe the

information in this operating manual. It will quickly help you to become familiar with your mo-

bile telephone provision and all of its functions as well as making you aware of dangers to yourself

and others and of how these dangers can be avoided.

If you have any further questions about your vehicle, or you think that the vehicle wallet has not cov-

ered everything, please get in touch with your Volkswagen dealership. They will always be happy to

deal with your questions, suggestions or problems.

We hope you get great driving pleasure from your vehicle. Happy motoring.

Volkswagen AG

ENTWURF

Operating manual

About this manual 11

About this manual

 An alphabetical index is included at the end of this manual.

 A list of abbreviations with explanations of abbreviations and terms is given at the end of this manual.

 Directions and positions (e.g. right, left, front, rear) are normally relative to the vehicle's direction of

travel.

 Illustrations help with orientation and should be regarded as a general guide.

All equipment and models are described without indicating whether the equipment is optional or specific

to a model type. This means that some equipment may be described which your vehicle may not have or

which is only available in certain markets. Your vehicle's equipment specification is described in the sales

literature. Please ask your Volkswagen dealership for further information.

All details provided in this manual correspond to the information available at the time of going to print

and apply only to factory-fitted equipment. Due to continuous technical improvement of the unit and

possible updates to the unit's software, the displays and functions on the unit may differ from the details

given in this manual. No claims may be derived from the differing details, illustrations or descriptions.

Please always make sure that this manual is in the vehicle if you lend or sell the vehicle to someone else.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

Introduction 13

Introduction

The different mobile telephone

provisions

Fig. 1 General view of the possible components of a mobile telephone provision.

Several types of mobile telephone provision are available from Volkswagen. Different mobile telephone

provisions, each with different controls, may be installed, depending on the country and the vehicle's

equipment specification. The following table provides an overview of the differences.

Item

 Fig. 1 Necessary

components Mobile telephone provision

(UHV) PREMIUM

mobile telephone provision

Other names UHV-L1 UHV-L2

PREMIUM mobile telephone

provision

(1) Multi-function steering

wheel

Optional1 Optional1 Yes

(2)

Combi-instrument dis-

play shows telephone

functions

No No Yes

(3) Volkswagen radio or

navigation system Yes Yes Yes

(4)

Charging base with

buttons for information

call and breakdown call

No Yes2 Optional1

(5) Bracket (base plate) for a

charging base No Yes Yes1

(6) Three-button module in

the roof Yes No Yes1

1 Depending on the vehicle

2 Available as an accessory

ENTWURF

Operating manual

Introduction 14

Item

 Fig. 1 Necessary

components Mobile telephone provision

(UHV) PREMIUM

mobile telephone provision

(7) Vehicle keypad No No Optional1

Functional description  page 18  page 18 and  page 27

Pairing with a mobile

telephone

 page Fehler! Textmarke

nicht definiert.  page 28

Safety notes

Wa rning

Telephoning and operating the mobile telephone provision while the vehicle is in motion can dis-

tract you from the road and lead to accidents.

 Observe legal requirements.

 Always drive carefully and responsibly.

 Select volume settings that allow you to easily hear signals from outside the vehicle at all times,

e.g. emergency service sirens.

 Your call may be cut off or you may be unable to make calls if you are in an area with no mo-

bile telephone network coverage, an area where the network is very weak or, in some cases, in a

tunnel, garage or underpass. This also means that no emergency calls can be made.

Wa rning

If a mobile telephone is placed loose in the vehicle or not properly secured, it could be flung

though the interior and cause accidents during a sudden driving or braking manoeuvre, or in the

event of an accident.

 While the vehicle is in motion, always secure the mobile telephone properly outside the airbag

deployment zone.

Wa rning

Switch off the mobile telephone in areas with a risk of explosion! The mobile telephone can auto-

matically log itself into the mobile telephone network again when the Bluetooth connection to the

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision is interrupted.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

Introduction 15

Wa rning

Carrying a mobile telephone that is switched on just next to a pacemaker may cause the pace-

maker to malfunction.

 Maintain a gap of roughly 20 centimetres between the aerials of the mobile telephone and the

pacemaker, as mobile telephones may affect the functioning of pacemakers.

 Do not carry a mobile telephone in your breast pocket above your pacemaker when the tele-

phone is switched on or in standby mode.

 If you suspect interference, switch off the mobile telephone immediately.

Wa rning

An centre armrest may obstruct the driver's arm movements, which could cause accidents and

severe injuries.

 Always keep the armrest closed while the vehicle is in motion.

No tice

 Your mobile telephone and the mobile telephone provision must always be switched off in areas

where special regulations apply and when the use of mobile telephones is forbidden. The radiation

produced by the mobile telephone when switched on may interfere with sensitive technical and

medical equipment, possibly resulting in malfunction or damage to the equipment.

 Only use a suitable charging base (telephone holder). Use of other charging bases may cause

damage to the mobile telephone provision.

 High speeds, poor weather and road conditions as well as the network quality may impair tele-

phone calls in the vehicle.

General information

Observe the notes on using a mobile telephone in the vehicle without a connection to the external aerial

 Booklet Owner's manual.

Use compatible Bluetooth devices only. Information on compatible Bluetooth products is available from

your Volkswagen dealer or on the internet.

Follow the operating manual for your mobile telephone and the instructions provided by the accessory

manufacturer.

You may experience poor reception or may be cut off in areas where the signal is weak.

Most electronic devices are shielded against high-frequency signals. In rare cases, however, electronic

devices may not be shielded against high-frequency signals emitted by the mobile telephone provision.

This could cause interference.

Observe all rules that apply to the use of headsets.

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

ENTWURF

Operating manual

Introduction 16

(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired

operation.

FCC ID: WJLHT-4

IC 7847A-HT4

Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by novero could void the user's authority to operate

this equipment.

FCC Radiation Exposure Statement:

This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment.

This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

To ensure compliance with FCC RF exposure requirements, this device must be installed in a location

such that the antenna of the device will be greater than 20 cm (8 in.) away from all persons.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant

to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful

interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency

energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference

to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular

installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can

be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interferen-

ce by one or more of the following measures:

- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is con-

nected.

- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Canada Class B statement:

This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003

Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

Bluetooth

Bluetooth technology is used to connect a mobile telephone to the hands-free system fitted in a vehicle. A

pairing process needs to be carried out once only to use the mobile telephone provision with a Bluetooth

mobile telephone.

Some Bluetooth mobile telephones are detected and connected automatically when the ignition is

switched on. For this to happen, the mobile telephone itself and the Bluetooth function in the telephone

must be switched on and all active Bluetooth connections to other units must be disconnected.

There are no charges for the Bluetooth connection.

Bluetooth® is a registered trademark of Bluetooth® SIG, Inc.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

Introduction 17

There may be restrictions on the use of Bluetooth devices in some countries. Information is available

from the local authorities.

When connecting the mobile telephone provision with a device using Bluetooth, read the device's operat-

ing manual for detailed safety information. Use compatible Bluetooth products only.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

Basic information on use 18

Basic information on use

Controls

 Introduction

This chapter contains information on the following subjects:

Multi-function steering wheel.......................................................................................................18

Three-button module ...................................................................................................................20

Vehicle keypad ............................................................................................................................20

Charging base with buttons for information call and breakdown call ..........................................22

Additional information:

 Safety notes   page 14

 General information  page 15

 Bluetooth  page 16

 Operating the mobile telephone provision  page 24

No tice

Light pressure is sufficient to operate the controls of the mobile telephone provision.

Using a mobile telephone in the vehicle may cause noise from the vehicle speakers.

Some networks might not support all language-dependent characters and services.

Multi-function steering wheel

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information and safety warnings

on page 18.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

Basic information on use 19

Fig. 2 Buttons on the Type 1 multi-function steering wheel.

Fig. 3 Buttons on the Type 2 multi-function steering wheel.

Button Function See





Activate and deactivate voice control.  page 34

 Open the telephone menu on the combi-instrument display.  page 27

 Confirm the selected item in the telephone menu.  page 27





Enter a digit, a letter or a character.  page 27

 Page forwards in the telephone menu.  page 27

 Page backwards in the telephone menu.  page 27



 

Increase the volume.  page 25



 

Lower the volume.  page 25





Pressing briefly: Dial, answer or end call. Pressing and

holding: Reject call.

 page Fehler! Textmarke

nicht definiert.,  page 31

ENTWURF

Operating manual

Basic information on use 20

Three-button module

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information and safety warnings

on page 18.

Fig. 4 Three-button module with LED between the lower buttons.

Using the i and  buttons, you can call the breakdown and service centre of the Volkswagen Service

Call Centre. The system automatically connects you with the service centre of your home country.

Button Function Effect

Call Answer, reject or end a call.

Press  .

Voice control3 Activate or deactivate voice control  page 34.

Press  . Call Dial, answer, reject call or end call.

Press i for longer than

2 seconds.

Information call Information on the Volkswagen brand and on

selected value-added services relating to traffic and

travel  page 25.

Press  for longer

than two seconds.

Breakdown call Assistance in the event of a breakdown from the

Volkswagen dealership network  page 25.

Press  . Bluetooth Make the mobile telephone provision visible to

Bluetooth devices.

Press  . Mute Mute the microphone in the vehicle during a tele-

phone call or cancel muting. The red LED in the

three-button module indicates that the microphone

is muted  Fig. 4.

Vehicle keypad

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information and safety warnings

on page 18.

3 Does not apply if an RNS 510 navigation system with voice control is installed.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

Basic information on use 21

Fig. 5 Fold-out vehicle keypad in the middle of the dash panel.

Fig. 6 Vehicle keypad in the open position.

Using the vehicle keypad

Press the cover in the direction of the arrow  Fig. 5. The vehicle keypad will fold up against the dash

panel  Fig. 6.

Button Function

 Switch to the basic telephone screen, dial, answer, end call or reject call.

 Page up in the telephone book and in call lists.

 Page down in the telephone book and in call lists.

Pressing and holding: Switch between letter and number modes.

# Pressing briefly: Switch between upper and lower case in letter mode.

Open or close the telephone book.

C Delete a character entered in letter or number mode. Press and hold to delete charac-

ters more quickly.

Press in number mode to enter a digit.

0 to 9

Press the required number of times in letter mode to enter a character  page 22, .

ENTWURF

Operating manual

Basic information on use 22

Button Function

0 Enter a space in letter mode.

Press as often as required in letter mode to enter the most commonly used punctua-

tion marks and special characters. The corresponding character is shown on the

display.

* Press to insert a * or +.

Entering digits

Not all the characters that can be entered using a button are shown on the button itself. The available

characters depend on the menu language that has been selected. If you need to enter two consecutive

characters that are on the same button, wait for roughly one second before entering the second character.

You can alternatively press the arrow button  and enter the second character. To enter a number when

in letter mode, press and hold the corresponding number button.

Charging base with buttons for information call

and breakdown call

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information and safety warnings

on page 18.

Fig. 7 Bracket for the charging base with release button on the side for removal of the charging base.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

Basic information on use 23

Fig. 8 Charging base with buttons for information call and breakdown call.

Depending on the vehicle, a bracket (base plate) for the charging base with or without buttons for infor-

mation call and breakdown call is installed on the dash panel or in the armrest between the front seats.

The charging base (telephone holder) is inserted into the bracket for the charging base and clicks into

place. To remove the charging base from the bracket, press the release button on the side.

Using the i and  buttons, you can call the breakdown and service centre of the Volkswagen Service

Call Centre. The system automatically connects you with the service centre of your home country.

Button Function Effect

Press i for longer than

2 seconds.

Information call Information on the Volkswagen brand and on

selected value-added services relating to traffic and

travel  page 25.

Press  for longer

than two seconds.

Breakdown call Assistance in the event of a breakdown from the

Volkswagen dealership network  page 25.

Important steps for the use of the

mobile telephone provision

Checklist

Before using (pairing) for the first time

 Switch on the mobile telephone with Bluetooth.

 Activate Bluetooth on the mobile telephone.

 Close any Bluetooth connections on the mobile telephone that are still active, i.e. that switch on

automatically.

 Deactivate the keypad lock and screensaver on the mobile telephone.

 Make the mobile telephone provision visible to Bluetooth devices.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

Basic information on use 24

Checklist

To use the telephone

 Activate Bluetooth on the mobile telephone.

 Connect the mobile telephone with the mobile telephone provision.

Operating the mobile telephone

provision

 Introduction

This chapter contains information on the following subjects:

Switching on and off ....................................................................................................................24

Adjusting the volume ...................................................................................................................25

Information call and breakdown call ............................................................................................25

Some functions and settings are only available when the vehicle is stationary and are not supported by all

mobile telephones.

Additional information:

 Differences between mobile telephone provisions  page 13

 Safety notes   page 14

 General information  page 15

 Controls  page 18

Switching on and off

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information on page 24.

Your mobile telephone and the mobile telephone provision must always be switched off in areas where

special regulations apply and when the use of mobile telephones is forbidden. If switched on, the mobile

telephone may cause interference   page 14, Safety notes.

Switching off with the ignition key

 End any active telephone call.

 Switch off the ignition.

 Remove the ignition key from the ignition lock. The mobile telephone provision will be switched off

provided it is not in use for a telephone call.

 Switch off the mobile telephone.

Only applies to the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision: Switching off via the menu

with the ignition switched on

 In the telephone main menu, select the Settings menu followed by Switch off telephone

 page 44.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

Basic information on use 25

 Select [Yes] and confirm your selection. The mobile telephone will remain in pause mode.

 Leave the ignition key in the ignition lock.

 Leave the mobile telephone in the vehicle so that it does not connect to the mobile telephone network

on its own once it is outside the vehicle's Bluetooth range.

To switch on, select the Switch on menu in the telephone main menu.

When the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision is switched off, only the connection between the mo-

bile telephone network and the mobile telephone provision is deactivated. The Bluetooth® connection

between the mobile telephone provision and the mobile telephone remains constant. This requires the key

to remain in the ignition lock and the mobile telephone to remain within the Bluetooth range of approx.

10 metres. Volkswagen therefore recommends that you leave the mobile telephone in the vehicle.

The PREMIUM mobile telephone provision is not switched off if the ignition key is left in the ignition

lock after the engine is switched off. The PREMIUM mobile telephone provision is not switched off until

the switch-off time has passed (factory setting approx. 15 minutes).

Adjusting the volume

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information on page 24.

The volume can be adjusted with the volume control of the radio or navigation system, or with the buttons

on the multi-function steering wheel  page 18. No adjustments need to be made on the mobile tele-

phone.

Radio

If the radio is switched off and the ignition is switched on, the radio will be switched on automatically via

the mobile telephone provision when a call is made or received.

The radio broadcast or other music source is muted during an incoming or outgoing call so that the call is

not disturbed by unnecessary background noise.

You can adjust the volume of the call with the radio volume control.

Navigation system

If route guidance has been started, voice navigation instructions will continue during a telephone call.

Information call and breakdown call

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information on page 24.

Using the i and  buttons on the charging base (telephone holder)  Fig. 8 or on the three-button

module  Fig. 4 you can call the breakdown and service centre of the Volkswagen Service Call Centre.

The system automatically connects you with the service centre of your home country. A connection can

be made only if a mobile telephone that is switched on is paired with the mobile telephone provision via

Bluetooth,  page Fehler! Textmarke nicht definiert. and  page 28.

Volkswagen makes every effort to make these services available to you at the most reasonable price

possible. Information on country-specific call charges is available from Volkswagen dealerships.

Information call

Information call via the i button provides information on the Volkswagen brand and on value-added

services relating to traffic and travel.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

Basic information on use 26

To call this service, press and hold the i button for longer than two seconds.

In countries without an information call number, pressing the i button calls the breakdown call service.

Breakdown call

Breakdown call via the  button offers immediate assistance in the event of a breakdown. The

Volkswagen dealership network with mobile service vehicles is at your disposal.

To call this service, press and hold the  button for longer than two seconds.

A call made via the i or  button has a higher priority than a normal telephone call. If the i or 

button is pressed during a normal telephone call, this call will be cut off and a connection made to the

information or breakdown centre.

A call to the information service will be interrupted if the breakdown call button  is pressed. The

connection to the breakdown service will then be made. The same applies if the information service

button is pressed during a call to the breakdown service.

A mobile telephone network must be available to make a call to the information and breakdown call

services. A service might not be available in some countries.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision 27

PREMIUM mobile telephone

provision

Getting started

 Introduction

This chapter contains information on the following subjects:

Functional description................................................................................................................. 28

Pairing a mobile telephone before using for the first time........................................................... 28

Automatic connection ................................................................................................................. 30

Some functions and settings are only available when the vehicle is stationary and are not supported by all

mobile telephones.

Only use a mobile telephone in the vehicle with a suitable charging base (telephone holder).

The mobile telephone provision described in this operating manual is approved for use in GSM 850,

GSM 90, GSM 1800, GSM 1900 and UMTS 2100 networks.

Operating the telephone menu and the selection menus

The TELEPHONE menu  page 37 and selection lists of the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision

can be selected on the combi-instrument display  Booklet Owner's manual, Section Operating menus

in the combi-instrument.

Both the TELEPHONE menu and the menu items of the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision are

selected and confirmed via the buttons on the multi-function steering wheel  page 18.

Additional information:

 Types of mobile telephone provision  page 13

 Safety notes   page 14

 General information  page 15

 Basic information on use  page 18

Refer to the operating manual for the mobile telephone for information on pairing and connecting the

mobile telephone with the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision via Bluetooth.

In some mobile telephone networks, an emergency call can be made on the PREMIUM mobile telephone

provision without a mobile telephone being connected, provided the ignition is switched on, the network

operator supports this function and the network is strong enough. To do so, enter the emergency number

and dial or select SOS in the telephone menu.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision 28

Functional description

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information on page 27.

Together with a compatible mobile telephone, the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision forms a fully-

fledged GSM car telephone system. The mobile telephone must support the Bluetooth Remote SIM

Access Profile (RSAP). The PREMIUM mobile telephone provision does not use a SIM card of its own,

but “borrows” the SIM data of the mobile telephone via a Bluetooth connection. The mobile telephone

logs itself out of the GSM network and the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision logs itself in using the

data from the “borrowed” SIM card. The telephone is then controlled exclusively via the controls in the

vehicle. The mobile telephone switches into pause mode.

Pairing process and user profile

Before the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision can be used, a one-time pairing process with the

mobile telephone must be carried out to “connect” the units to each other. A user profile is created in the

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision which is uniquely linked to the mobile telephone and the SIM

card.

Once the pairing process has been carried out, the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision will connect

automatically with the “known” device via the Bluetooth connection when the ignition is switched on.

Pairing a mobile telephone before using for the

first time

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information on page 27.

Each mobile telephone must be paired with the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision via Bluetooth.

The pairing process takes a few minutes. Pairing can only be carried out when the ignition is switched on

and the vehicle is stationary.

For pairing, you do not need to place the mobile telephone in the charging base (telephone holder).

Read the operating manual for the mobile telephone and prepare the mobile telephone for pairing

 page 23.

Keep the mobile telephone close to hand as you will need to operate it during the first pairing procedure

between the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision and the mobile telephone.

Step 1: Making the Bluetooth connection visible

 Activate the Bluetooth function on the mobile telephone and, if necessary, activate the external SIM

mode, which allows the mobile telephone provision to access the mobile telephone's SIM card informa-

tion via Bluetooth.

 Switch the mobile telephone to “Device visible for all”. The mobile telephone will then be visible for

a number of minutes (depending on the telephone). Repeat steps 1 and 2 as required if the time allowed

expires without successful pairing.

Step 2: Bluetooth device search

 Switch on the ignition.

 Open the telephone menu on the combi-instrument display.

 Select the Device search menu item to search for compatible Bluetooth mobile telephones in the

vehicle. A list of the Bluetooth names of the devices found will be shown after the search has been com-

pleted.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision 29

Step 3: Pairing a mobile telephone

First read through the whole of step 3 before carrying out all the individual actions.

 Select the mobile telephone from the device list. Immediately afterwards, you will have to confirm the

prompts and enter a 16-character password on the mobile telephone within 30 seconds!

 Hold the mobile telephone to be paired in your hand ready to enter the password within the time limit.

 Select the mobile telephone to be paired on the combi-instrument display. Confirm this selection.

 On the mobile telephone, confirm the connection prompt if required.

 Enter the 16-character password shown on the combi-instrument display within 30 seconds on the

mobile telephone and confirm the password entry.

 Confirm any further prompts on the mobile telephone if required.

Step 4: Entering the PIN code

Only necessary if this is required by the SIM card setting.

 Enter the PIN code for the mobile telephone's SIM card when PIN-Code: appears on the display.

 Select Store in order to use automatic connection by the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision to

the mobile telephone when the ignition is switched on without having to enter your PIN code in the

future.

 Alternatively: Select OK to enter the PIN code manually before every automatic connection.

Step 5: Creating a user profile

 Confirm the prompt on the combi-instrument display for creation of a user profile.

 The Bluetooth name of your mobile telephone will be suggested as a user name. If desired, delete the

suggested user name and enter a new name.

 Store the user name.

The user profile has been successfully created and the basic telephone screen is displayed.

Failed pairing

There is no limit on the number of attempts to pair the device with the PREMIUM mobile telephone

provision.

Pairing will fail if the time limit for password entry is exceeded or an incorrect PIN code is entered.

Start the pairing process again if pairing fails even though the data entered were correct.

Copy of the telephone book

Once pairing has been successfully completed, the telephone book entries on the SIM card and the tele-

phone book in the mobile telephone4 are loaded automatically into the data memory of the PREMIUM

mobile telephone provision. This procedure may take some minutes depending on the number of entries.

The display of the telephone book entries in the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision does not show

the entries on the SIM card but the copy stored in the memory  page 40.

To prevent abuse, deactivate “Visibility” on the mobile telephone when the pairing process is complete.

4 Dependent on mobile telephone.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision 30

For data privacy reasons, Volkswagen recommends that you select OK when entering the PIN code so

that the PIN code needs to be entered each time the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision automatically

connects to the mobile telephone.

For the device search, choose a location where you would not expect there to be many unknown Blue-

tooth devices, e.g. in a garage. The search range for Bluetooth is approximately 10 metres.

Automatic connection

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information on page 27.

A mobile telephone paired with the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision will be connected automati-

cally to the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision when the ignition is switched on.

If necessary, refer to the operating manual for the mobile telephone for information on automatic Blue-

tooth connection.

You can use the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision as soon as the basic telephone screen is shown

on the combi-instrument display.

When connecting automatically, the system will first search for the telephone that was last used in order

to reconnect it with the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision. If this mobile telephone is not in the

Bluetooth range, the system will start to search for the mobile telephone (user) that was used before it.

 Switch on the ignition.

 You may need to confirm prompts on the mobile telephone for the automatic Bluetooth connection.

Refer to the operating manual for the mobile telephone.

 Enter the PIN code if it is not stored in the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision.

Requirements for automatic connection

 The mobile telephone and the SIM card must have been paired with the PREMIUM mobile telephone

provision.

 The mobile telephone must be switched on and contain a valid SIM card.

 The mobile telephone must not be in use for a telephone call.

 Bluetooth must be activated on the mobile telephone.

 The mobile telephone must not be connected to a different device via Bluetooth.

 The mobile telephone must be within the Bluetooth range of the PREMIUM mobile telephone provi-

sion.

 The ignition must be switched on.

What to do if the mobile telephone configuration has changed

ENTWURF

Operating manual

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision 31

The PREMIUM mobile telephone provision cannot connect automatically to the mobile telephone

if the following changes have been made to the mobile telephone or SIM card:

Mobile telephone SIM card Solution

Unknown device. Known SIM card. Carry out the device search and select the new

mobile telephone. The user profile that was set up for

the known SIM card is retained.

Known device. Unknown SIM card. Enter the PIN code. A new user profile will be created

after the PIN code has been entered.

Known device. PIN code changed. Enter the new PIN code.

If the PIN code for the user profile is stored, the first of

a total of three possible attempts has already been used.

The existing user profile will be recognised after the

correct PIN code has been entered.

If a Bluetooth connection cannot be made even though all requirements are fulfilled or if the PREMIUM

mobile telephone provision does not function “normally”, the mobile telephone's system may have

crashed. Remove the battery from the mobile telephone and reinsert it. Switch the mobile telephone on

again and try to set up the Bluetooth connection.

Using the telephone

 Introduction

This chapter contains information on the following subjects:

Making a telephone call.............................................................................................................. 31

Answering, rejecting or ending a telephone call ......................................................................... 32

Functions during a telephone call...............................................................................................33

Additional information:

 Safety notes   page 14

 General information  page 15

 Basic information on use  page 18

 Voice control  page 34

 Telephone menu  page 37

Making a telephone call

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information on page 31.

To make a telephone call, the ignition must be switched on and a mobile telephone must be connected to

the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision  page 27.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision 32

You can dial a number by entering it directly, using the telephone book, using a call list, using the speed

dial function or using voice control.

Entering and dialling a number

This cannot be done while the telephone book is displayed.

 In the TELEPHONE menu, select and confirm the menu item Dial. Enter the telephone number you

wish to call.

 Alternatively: Enter the telephone number you wish to call on the vehicle keypad.

 Press the  or  button on the multi-function steering wheel  page 18 or the three-button

module  page 20. The number will be dialled.

Dialling an entry from the telephone book

 In the TELEPHONE menu, select and confirm the menu item Telephone book.

 Alternatively: Press the C button on the vehicle keypad.

 Mark and confirm the desired entry in the telephone book. If the entry has more than one number,

select and confirm the number you require.

 Alternatively: Using the vehicle keypad, enter the first (up to a maximum of six) letters of the required

telephone book entry in order to go directly to the entry.

 Confirm this selection.

 Press the  or  button on the multi-function steering wheel  page 18 or the three-button

module  page 20. The number will be dialled.

Dialling a number from one of the call lists

 In the TELEPHONE menu, select the menu item Call lists, select the desired call list and confirm

your selection.

 Mark and confirm an entry in the call list. The number will be dialled.

Dialling a number with speed dial

 Press and hold a button on the vehicle keypad  page 20 which has been assigned a speed dial num-

ber. The number will be dialled.

Dialling a number using voice control

 Press the  or  button on the multi-function steering wheel  page 18 or the three-button

module  page 20 to activate the voice control function  page 34.

 Say the voice command  page 36.

Answering, rejecting or ending a telephone call

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information on page 31.

You can answer or reject an incoming call, or end an active call using the multi-function steering wheel,

the three-button module or the vehicle keypad.

Function On the multi-function

steering wheel On the three-button

module On the vehicle keypad

Answer an incoming

call.

Briefly press the  or

 button.

Briefly press the 

button.

Briefly press the 

button.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision 33

Function On the multi-function

steering wheel On the three-button

module On the vehicle keypad

Reject an incoming

call.

Press the  or

 button for longer

than two seconds.

Press the  button for

longer than two seconds.

Press the  button for

longer than two seconds.

End the telephone call. Briefly press the  or

 button.

Briefly press the 

button.

Briefly press the 

button.

Press the buttons 

or   and  or

 -

–– –– Adjust the call volume.

Use the volume control on the factory-fitted radio or navigation system.

Mute

Select and confirm the menu item Mute in order to switch the ring tone of the PREMIUM mobile tele-

phone provision to mute.

If the connected mobile telephone is taken too far away from the vehicle during an active telephone call

using the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision, the Bluetooth connection will fail and the telephone

call will be cut off. An emergency call will not be cut off.

The PREMIUM mobile telephone provision supports mobile telephone SIM cards with two telephone

numbers as follows: calls to both telephone numbers can be received. Outgoing telephone calls will

always be made using the first of the two telephone numbers.

Functions during a telephone call

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information on page 31.

During an active telephone call

Function Description

Hang up End the telephone call.

Hold the active telephone call in order to conduct a second call.

Activate Resume the held call.

Telephone book

Call lists

Dial

Make another call.

End call End the held call and switch to the active call.

Hold

Conference Link the active call and the held call to form a conference.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision 34

Function Description

DTMF tones You can generate DTMF tones (Dual Tone Multiple Frequency) to control service

functions, such as mailbox authorisation.

Switch the

microphone on

and off

Switch the microphone in the vehicle on and off.

Headset

Hands-free

function

Switch a telephone call to a connected Bluetooth headset to prevent the passengers

in the vehicle hearing your conversation. The telephone call can be switched back

to the vehicle speakers with the menu item Hands-free.

Call holding During an active telephone call, answer a second waiting call without having to

end the first one. The active call will be held. Using the Call holding function

you can switch between the active call and the held call.

Bluetooth headset

Before using a Bluetooth headset, it must first be paired with the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision

 page 42. An incoming call can be taken directly on the headset if the headset has been paired and

connected with the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision.

Voice control

 Introduction

This chapter contains information on the following subjects:

Ensuring the voice control function works properly .....................................................................35

Starting and closing voice control................................................................................................35

Possible voice commands...........................................................................................................36

Short dialogue and long dialogue

Voice control can be set to either short dialogue or long dialogue.

It is advisable to use the short dialogue if you are familiar with the commands and menus of the voice

control function  page 36. Say the required voice command after the tone.

With the long dialogue you receive additional instructions and information for the next steps in voice

control.

Additional information:

 Safety notes   page 14

 General information  page 15

 Basic information on use  page 18

 Getting started  page 27

 Using the telephone  page 31

 Recording voice tags for the voice control function – see Telephone book menu  page 37

ENTWURF

Operating manual

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision 35

If an RNS 510 navigation system with voice control is installed, voice control on the PREMIUM mobile

telephone provision is switched off and the navigation system's voice control is used  Booklet RNS 510

navigation system.

An incoming telephone call has priority over voice commands. The voice control function will, therefore,

be deactivated automatically if there is an incoming call.

The language of the voice control function is the same as the language selected via the menu in the

combi-instrument. If the language selected on the combi-instrument is not available for the voice control

function, English is selected as the substitute language.

Ensuring the voice control function works properly

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information on page 34.

 Speak at a normal volume without exaggeration or long pauses.

 Speak slowly and clearly. Unclear words and numbers, or words in which syllables are swallowed will

not be recognised by the system.

 Avoid noise from outside the vehicle and close all windows, doors and the sliding/tilting sunroof.

 Do not point the flow of air from the vents towards the vehicle roof.

 Speak slightly louder at higher speeds.

 Background noise, such as conversations in the vehicle, should be avoided when saying voice com-

mands.

 Do not speak when the hands-free system is making an announcement.

 Avoid loud noises in the background when recording voice tags.

Starting and closing voice control

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information on page 34.

The main functions of the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision can also be used with the voice control

function after the first user pairing or the automatic connection process is complete.

Starting voice control

 Press the  or  button on the multi-function steering wheel  page 18 or the three-button

module  page 20.

 Wait for the tone.

 Say the voice command.

 Follow the further instructions given in the voice dialogue (long dialogue).

 Alternatively: Say further commands after the signal tones (short dialogue)  page 36.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision 36

Closing voice control

 Press the  or  button on the multi-function steering wheel  page 18 or the three-button

module  page 20.

 Alternatively: Say “Cancel”.

During a voice announcement, press the button  or  to cancel the announcement. You can then

say a voice command immediately.

Possible voice commands

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information on page 34.

Depending on the voice command given, the system may ask for further commands.

Voice commands

to start an action Subsequent commands Further commands Notes

Dial number Say the number. Dial, Repeat, Correct

that, Delete

Call name Say the required name. Dial, Yes, No To make a telephone call

to a “name”, to listen to it

or delete it, a voice tag will

have to have been recorded

for the telephone book

entry.

Delete name Say the required name. Delete, Yes, No

Listen to all names Dial, Delete The system will read out

all names in the telephone

book until the next com-

mand is given.

Delete all names Delete, Yes, No

Redial Calls the last number

dialled.

Short dialogue Use voice control in short dialogue.

Long dialogue Use voice control in long dialogue.

Cancel, Help These functions are available in all dialogues.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision 37

Telephone menu

 Introduction

This chapter contains information on the following subjects:

Overview of the telephone menus .............................................................................................. 37

Basic telephone screen menu .................................................................................................... 39

Telephone book menu ................................................................................................................ 39

Call lists menu ............................................................................................................................ 41

Voice mailbox menu ................................................................................................................... 41

Messages menu ......................................................................................................................... 41

Bluetooth menu........................................................................................................................... 42

Settings menu............................................................................................................................. 44

Additional information:

 Safety notes   page 14

 General information  page 15

 Basic information on use  page 18

 Getting started  page 27

 Using the telephone  page 31

 Voice control  page 34

Follow the operating manual for your mobile telephone and the instructions provided by the accessory

manufacturer.

Overview of the telephone menus

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information on page 37.

In the main menu, select the Telephone menu. The following submenu items can be opened.

On the display Function

Basic telephone screen Display of user name, network provider and field strength.

Telephone book Access to a copy of the telephone book from the mobile telephone.

Call lists Display of lists of the last numbers dialled, missed calls and calls

received.

Voice mailbox Select voice mailbox to listen to messages that have been left. The

settings of the voice mailbox depend on the network provider

 page 41.

Messages Read or delete messages, or copy them to the mobile telephone

 page 41.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision 38

On the display Function

Bluetooth Adjust settings for the user profiles and the Bluetooth functions

 page 42.

Settings Adjust basic settings for the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision

 page 44.

Telephone menu structure

Basic telephone screen  page 39

Telephone book  page 39

Call lists  page 41

▪ Missed calls

▪ Calls received

▪ Last calls

▪ Delete lists

Voice mailbox  page 41

Messages  page 41

▪ Options

– Read – back to text

– Time sent

– Copy

– Return call

– Delete

– Back – back to messages

Bluetooth  page 42

▪ User

– Connect

– Rename

– Delete

▪ New user

▪ Visibility

▪ Accessories

– Headset

Active device

Connect, rename and delete paired devices, authorisation

Device search

– Modem

Active device

Rename and delete paired devices, authorisation

▪ Telephone name

Settings  page 44

▪ Telephone book

– Update

ENTWURF

Operating manual

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision 39

– Select memory

– Sort mode

▪ Send own number

▪ Signal setting

– Ring tone

– Volume

▪ Telephone settings

– Provider selection

– Switch-off time

▪ GPRS

▪ Switch off telephone

Basic telephone screen menu

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information on page 37.

The basic telephone screen displays various items of status information on the PREMIUM mobile

telephone provision:

Symbol Meaning

 Indicates an existing Bluetooth connection to a mobile telephone.

 Bluetooth is set to visible.

 Connection to a Bluetooth headset.

 Current GPRS connection.

Telephone book menu

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information on page 37.

The displayed telephone book is a copy of the telephone book from the mobile telephone.

Function Steps

Dialling a number from a

telephone book entry

– In the telephone menu, select the telephone book.

– Use the buttons  and  to select the required telephone book

entry. Press and hold the buttons to scroll through the book by letter.

– Alternatively: Using the vehicle keypad, enter the first (up to a maxi-

mum of six) letters of the required telephone book entry in order to go

directly to the entry.

– Select the required number (: mobile, : work, : private, : general

number).

– Confirm your selection or select the menu item Call. The number will

be dialled.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision 40

Function Steps

Assigning a speed dial

button5

– In the telephone book menu, select a telephone book entry.

– Select the telephone number which you would like to assign to a speed

dial button.

– Select Speed dial.

– In the menu, select a button on the vehicle keypad  page 20 as the

speed dial button. The speed dial button 1 on the vehicle keypad is

always allocated to the voice mailbox number.

– Confirm your selection.

Recording voice tags for

the voice control function

– Please ensure that there is no background noise when recording voice

tags and avoid interference noise. A maximum of 15 voice tags can be

recorded.

– In the telephone book menu, select a telephone book entry.

– Select a telephone number for which you would like to record a voice

tag.

– Select Voice tag.

– Select Record and wait until you hear a tone. Then say the name you

wish to use to call up the entry via voice control. Repeat the name if

prompted to do so by the system. The recording will end automatically

and the name recorded will be played back.

Playing or deleting voice

tags for the voice control

function

– In the telephone book menu, select a telephone book entry.

– Select the telephone number with the voice tag you would like to play

back or delete.

– Select Voice tag.

– Select Play or Delete and confirm your selection.

Copying the telephone book of the mobile telephone manually

During the pairing procedure, the telephone book entries on the SIM card and the telephone book on the

mobile telephone6 are loaded into the memory of the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision.

The mobile telephone's telephone book can also be copied to the memory manually to update the stored

copy  page 44, Settings menu.

Business card (vCard)

The PREMIUM mobile telephone provision enables you to receive and read business cards, also known

as vCards, and store them in the telephone book6. They can be received as a message or via Bluetooth. To

receive a business card via Bluetooth, the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision must be set to visible

 page 42.

Before storing, the system will check whether there is enough memory capacity in the telephone books of

the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision and the mobile telephone, and also whether the mobile tele-

phone can store in this format. If all three conditions are met, the business card will be stored in the

mobile telephone and the telephone numbers will be stored in the telephone book of the PREMIUM

mobile telephone provision.

5 Only possible with vehicle keypad.

6 Dependent on mobile telephone.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision 41

Call lists menu

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information on page 37.

In the Call lists menu, you can view lists of the last numbers dialled, missed calls and calls received. The

number of calls depends on the mobile telephone.

 Select a list.

 Mark a list item.

 To dial a number, press the  or  button on the multi-function steering wheel  page 18.

Function Explanation

Missed calls The last telephone numbers of calls that were missed are shown.

Calls received The telephone numbers of the last calls received are shown.

The last telephone numbers dialled are shown.

Last calls In the telephone main menu, press the  or  button on the multi-

function steering wheel  page 18 to directly open the list of the last

telephone calls made.

Delete lists Delete all stored call lists.

Voice mailbox menu

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information on page 37.

Listening to voice messages

Use the Voice mailbox menu to access the recorded messages in your voice mailbox.

You will have to enter the telephone number of your voice mailbox the first time this menu item is used

as the number is determined by the network provider. You can change the number by selecting Change

No.

The speed dial button 1 on the vehicle keypad is assigned to the voice mailbox number.

Messages menu

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information on page 37.

When the mobile telephone is connected to the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision, incoming text

messages will only be received by the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision. You can copy the mes-

sages to the mobile telephone manually if necessary.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision 42

Function Explanation

Unread text messages are marked with the  symbol and messages that have been

read are marked with the  symbol. Use the arrow buttons  and  to scroll up

and down within a selected text message.

Read messages

Received text messages that are longer than 160 characters will be split. This will

be indicated by a note at the beginning of each message.

The submenu item Options is displayed when you have opened a text message to

read it. Select Options for information on the text message and to use other func-

tions:

Read Display the message text.

Time sent Time the message was sent.

Copy7 Copy a received message to the SIM card or the memory of the

mobile telephone.

Return call Dial the sender's telephone number.

Delete Delete the current message.

Options

Back Back to the messages menu. All messages in the memory will be

shown.

Calendar note

(vCalendar)

Using the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision you can receive calendar notes,

known as vCalendar, read them and copy them to the mobile telephone. They can

be received as a message or via Bluetooth. To receive a calendar note via Blue-

tooth, the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision must be set to visible  page 42.

Receipt of a message is shown on the combi-instrument display.

A maximum of 20 messages can be stored in the memory.

To receive calendar notes via Bluetooth, the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision must be set to visi-

ble.

The PREMIUM mobile telephone provision does not support MMS messages.

Bluetooth menu

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information on page 37.

7 Dependent on mobile telephone.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision 43

Function Explanation

User

Connect existing users and rename or delete user profiles. When changing users,

it may be necessary to respond to connection prompts on the mobile telephone and

a request to enter the PIN on the combi-instrument display  page 30.

New user

Select New user to start the device search for compatible Bluetooth mobile tele-

phones. If you attempt to pair another “unknown” mobile telephone, the system

will check whether three user profiles already exist. As a maximum of three user

profiles can be stored, you may have to delete a user profile first. Then continue

with the remaining steps of the pairing procedure  page 28.

Visibility

The PREMIUM mobile telephone provision must be set to visible to receive busi-

ness cards ( page 40) or calendar notes ( table on page 42) via Bluetooth. This

is also necessary to connect the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision to a com-

patible computer for use as a modem. The visibility function will be switched off

automatically after three minutes.

If the Bluetooth headset does not automatically connect with the PREMIUM mo-

bile telephone provision when the headset is switched on, select the following items

from the Bluetooth menu.

Headset

Paired devi-

ces

Select the command and the required headset to connect it.

Active device Display a connected headset or disconnect it.

Paired devi-

ces

Connect via Bluetooth to a headset that has already been paired,

change the Bluetooth name, delete the device pairing or set the

authorisation.

Authorisation

Automatic connection between the PREMIUM mobile telephone

provision and the headset without having to reconfirm the con-

nection.

Accessories –

headset

Search Search for new headset devices in the Bluetooth range and then

pair these devices.

With a compatible computer, you can use the PREMIUM mobile telephone provi-

sion as a modem to connect to the Internet. For this function, select the following

menu items from the Bluetooth menu:

Active device Display a connected computer or disconnect it.

Paired devi-

ces

Connect via Bluetooth to a computer that has already been pai-

red, change the Bluetooth name, delete the device pairing or set

the authorisation.

Authorisation

Automatic connection between the PREMIUM mobile telephone

provision and the modem without having to reconfirm the con-

nection.

Accessories –

modem

Search Search for new devices in the Bluetooth range and then pair these

devices.

Telephone

name

You can give the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision a name of your choice.

When the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision is set to visible, its name will be

displayed on other Bluetooth devices following a device search.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision 44

For data privacy reasons, delete the “User profile” in the User menu when selling the vehicle, or contact

your Volkswagen dealership.

Only headsets which support the Bluetooth standard “Hands-Free Profile” (HFP) can be used.

Only computers which conform to the Bluetooth standard “Dial-Up Networking Profile” can be used.

Settings menu

 First read and observe the safety warnings on page 14 and the information on page 37.

Function Explanation

Once pairing has been successfully completed, the telephone book entries on the

SIM card and the telephone book in the mobile telephone8 are loaded automati-

cally into the data memory of the PREMIUM mobile telephone provision.

Update Transfer to the vehicle's telephone book all changes made to the

telephone book on the mobile telephone after pairing.

Telephone book

Memory se-

lection

Select whether to copy the telephone book entries from the SIM

card, the internal mobile telephone memory9 or both sources.

Changes will only take effect when another update is carried

out.

You can set your telephone so that your telephone number will either be shown to

the other person on their display during a telephone call Yes, or not No. Caller ID

blocking is not supported by all service providers.

Send own num-

ber

Depending on

the network

The PREMIUM mobile telephone provision is set to the set-

tings agreed with the service provider.

Ring tone Selection between different ring tones. Mark a ring tone to

listen to it.

Ring tone set-

tings

Volume

Adjustment of the volume between the levels 1 (quiet) and

4 (loud). Select Quieter or Louder to adjust the volume level

in stages.

8 Dependent on mobile telephone.

9 Is not supported by all mobile telephone manufacturers

ENTWURF

Operating manual

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision 45

Function Explanation

Provider

selection

This setting allows you to determine whether an available

mobile telephone network should be selected automatically or

manually. In Automatic mode, one of the mobile telephone

networks available at the current location will be selected. In

Manual mode, a list of available networks is displayed. It is

only possible to select a mobile telephone network which has a

roaming connection with the SIM card network operator.

Otherwise a message will appear.

Telephone

settings

Switch-off

time

Setting to define how long the PREMIUM mobile telephone

provision should remain available before the connection to the

mobile telephone is closed after the ignition is switched off, but

the vehicle key is left in the ignition lock. Enter a value bet-

ween 0 and 60 minutes.

GPRS (General

Packet Radio

Service)

The GPRS access point can be entered. Details on configuration of the GPRS

function can be provided by your network operator.

Switch off te-

lephone

The PREMIUM mobile telephone provision can be fully switched off  page 24.

ENTWURF

Operating manual

Abbreviations used 47

Abbreviations used

Abbreviation Me aning

A2DP Generic technology for transmission of audio signals via Bluetooth (Advanced Audio

Distribution Profile)

DTMF Dual Tone Multiple Frequency

GPRS General Packet Radio Service

GSM Global System for Mobile Communications

HFP Wireless telephony (Hands-Free Profile)

LED Light emitting diode

MMS Multimedia Messaging Service

PIN Personal identification number

RSAP Remote SIM Access Profile

SIM Subscriber identity module

SMS Short Message Service (text messaging)

UHV Universal mobile telephone provision (Universelle Handy-Vorbereitung)

ENTWURF

Operating manual

Index 49

Index

Accessories (PREMIUM)

Headset .....................................................43

Modem......................................................43

Adjusting the volume.....................................25

Automatic connection (PREMIUM)..............30

Requirements............................................30

What to do when the mobile telephone

configuration has changed..................30

Basic telephone screen (PREMIUM) ............39

Before using for the first time

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision ..28

Bluetooth ........................................................16

Three-button module................................20

Bluetooth (PREMIUM) .................................38

Accessories...............................................43

Connecting................................................28

Headset .....................................................34

Menu.........................................................42

New user...................................................43

Telephone name .......................................43

User...........................................................43

Visibility...................................................43

Breakdown call ..................................20, 22, 25

Business card (PREMIUM) .....................39, 40

Calendar (PREMIUM)...................................42

Call (PREMIUM)

Answering ................................................32

Call holding ..............................................34

Conference................................................33

During an active .......................................33

Ending.......................................................32

Holding .....................................................33

Incoming...................................................32

Missed.......................................................41

Received ...................................................41

Rejecting...................................................32

Call holding

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision ..34

Call lists (PREMIUM) .............................37, 41

Calls received ...........................................41

Deleting ....................................................41

Dialling an entry.......................................32

Last calls...................................................41

Missed calls ..............................................41

Characteristics................................................13

Conference (PREMIUM)...............................33

Controls ..........................................................18

Charging base ...........................................22

Multi-function steering wheel..................18

Three-button module................................20

Vehicle keypad .........................................20

Declaration of conformity..............................15

First user pairing

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision ..28

Functions during a telephone call

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision ..33

General information .......................................15

Headset (PREMIUM) ..............................34, 43

Holding, telephone call

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision ..33

Information call..................................20, 22, 25

Information service ........................................20

Interference

Mobile telephone......................................18

Last calls (PREMIUM) ..................................41

Long dialogue

See

Voice control......................34

Melody (PREMIUM)

Setting.......................................................44

ENTWURF

Operating manual

Index 50

Memory selection (PREMIUM).................... 44

Menu operation (PREMIUM) ....................... 27

Messages (PREMIUM) ................................. 37

Copying.................................................... 42

Deleting.................................................... 42

Menu ........................................................ 41

Time sent.................................................. 42

Mobile telephone network (PREMIUM)

Network operator selection...................... 45

Mobile telephone provision

Distinguishing.......................................... 13

General operation..................................... 24

Modem (PREMIUM) ....................................43

Multi-function steering wheel ....................... 18

Network (PREMIUM)

Network operator selection...................... 45

Network operator selection (PREMIUM) ..... 45

Number (PREMIUM)

Dialling..................................................... 32

Entering.................................................... 32

Operating the menus (PREMIUM) ............... 27

Overview

Mobile telephone provisions, types .........13

Pairing

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision.. 28

Pairing a mobile telephone

With PREMIUM mobile telephone

provision............................................. 28

Password entry

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision.. 29

PIN code entry

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision.. 29

PREMIUM mobile telephone provision ....... 27

Answering a telephone call...................... 32

Automatic connection ..............................30

Before using for the first time.................. 28

Charging base........................................... 22

Components ............................................. 13

Dialling..................................................... 31

Differences ............................................... 13

Ending a telephone call............................ 32

Functional description.............................. 28

Functions during a telephone call............ 33

Headset..................................................... 34

Operating the menus ................................ 27

Pairing ...................................................... 28

Password entry ......................................... 29

PIN code entry .........................................29

Rejecting a telephone call........................ 32

Switching off............................................ 24

Switching on ............................................25

Telephone menu....................................... 37

Telephoning ............................................. 31

User profile .............................................. 28

Vehicle keypad......................................... 20

Voice control............................................ 34

Ring tone (PREMIUM)

Setting ...................................................... 44

rSAP (Remote SIM Access Profile).............. 47

Safety notes.................................................... 14

Selling the vehicle ......................................... 11

Sending own number (PREMIUM) .............. 44

Settings (PREMIUM) ..............................38, 44

GPRS (General Packet Radio Service).... 45

Ring tone settings..................................... 44

Sending own number ............................... 44

Telephone book........................................ 44

Telephone settings ................................... 45

Short dialogue

See

Voice control......................34

Signal tone (PREMIUM)

Muting...................................................... 33

SMS (PREMIUM)......................................... 41

Speed dial (PREMIUM) ................................ 39

Assigning .................................................40

Dialling..................................................... 32

Switching off

Via the menu ............................................ 24

With the ignition key ............................... 24

Switching on

Via the menu ............................................ 25

Switch-off time (PREMIUM)

Setting ...................................................... 45

Telephone

Switching off............................................ 24

Telephone (PREMIUM)

Settings..................................................... 45

Telephone book (PREMIUM)................. 37, 39

Assigning a speed dial button .................. 40

ENTWURF

Operating manual

Index 51

Copy .........................................................29

Copying manually ....................................40

Deleting voice tags for the voice control

function ...............................................40

Dialling an entry.................................32, 39

Playing voice tags for the voice control

function ...............................................40

Settings .....................................................44

Update.......................................................44

Updating .............................................39, 40

Telephone call (PREMIUM)

Answering ................................................32

Call holding ..............................................34

Conference................................................33

Dialling.....................................................31

During an active .......................................33

Ending.......................................................32

Holding .....................................................33

Incoming...................................................32

Rejecting...................................................32

Telephone main menu (PREMIUM)

Bluetooth ..................................................38

Call lists....................................................37

Messages ..................................................37

Settings .....................................................38

Telephone book ........................................37

Voice mailbox ..........................................37

Telephone menu (PREMIUM) ......................37

Basic screen..............................................39

Bluetooth ..................................................42

Call lists....................................................41

Messages ..................................................41

Settings .....................................................44

Telephone book ........................................39

Voice mailbox ..........................................41

Telephoning (PREMIUM)

Dialling.....................................................31

Ending a telephone call ............................32

Voice control ............................................32

Text messages (PREMIUM)

Reading.....................................................42

Three-button module......................................20

Types of mobile telephone provision ............13

UHV-L1

Components..............................................13

Differences ...............................................13

Switching off ............................................24

Using.........................................................27

UHV-L2

Charging base ...........................................22

Components..............................................13

Differences ...............................................13

Switching off ............................................24

Using.........................................................27

User pairing (PREMIUM) .............................28

Bluetooth visibility...................................28

Device search ...........................................28

Failed ........................................................29

Pairing devices .........................................29

Pairing telephones ....................................29

User profile (PREMIUM) ..............................42

Creating ....................................................29

vCalendar (PREMIUM).................................42

vCard (PREMIUM) .......................................39

Vehicle keypad...............................................20

Voice control (PREMIUM) ...........................34

Closing................................................35, 36

Commands................................................36

Deleting voice tags ...................................40

Long dialogue...........................................34

Optimum use ............................................35

Playing voice tags.....................................40

Recording voice tags ................................40

Short dialogue...........................................34

Starting .....................................................35

Three-button module................................20

Voice commands ......................................36

Voice mailbox (PREMIUM) ...................37, 41

Warnings ........................................................14

ENTWURF

Molex CVS Bochum HT-4 Handsfree Car Kit User Manual UHV PREM UMTS GB vorab

Novero GmbH Handsfree Car Kit UHV PREM UMTS GB vorab

User Manual

Navigation menu

Namespaces

Views

Navigation