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1. Using a remote SIM card with Bluetooth wireless technology
11. Care and maintenance

User’s Guide

Installation Guide

Nokia 610 Car Kit Phone

9362625

Issue 1

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9362625 / Issue 1

Table of contents

For your safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

Network services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

About accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Using a remote SIM card with Bluetooth

wireless technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

General information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Overview of the car kit phone equipment . . . . 9

Special features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Before putting your phone into operation . . . 13

Stickers in the sales package . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Access codes required for the car SIM card . . 14

Your car kit phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

Display SU-11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Basic components of the CUW-3 input device 17

Getting started . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19

Installing the car SIM card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Switching on/off and off mode . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Call functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24

Voice dialling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Dialling from the contacts

(name search) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Redialling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Using the NaviTM wheel to make a call . . . . . 25

List of favourites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Call waiting service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Options during a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Accepting or refusing an incoming call . . . . . 27

Using the menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Accessing a menu function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

List of menu functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Menu functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Call register . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

Contacts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

Tone settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Voice tags . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

Recorder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49

Bluetooth wireless technology . . . . . . . . . . . . 51

User data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Receiving and forwarding business cards and

calendar items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61

Receiving a business card or calendar item . . 61

Data transmission . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) . . . . . . . 62

HSCSD (High Speed Circuit Switched Data) . 62

Reference information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

Installation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Your Nokia 610 car kit phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Safety first . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65

Table of contents

Mounting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65

Equaliser settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Function test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Scope of supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Care and maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .69

Important safety information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70

Traffic safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

Operating environment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

Electronic devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

Pacemakers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

Potentially explosive atmospheres . . . . . . . . . 70

Vehicles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71

Emergency calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71

To make an emergency call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71

Technical data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72

Glossary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73

For your safety

Read these simple guidelines. Breaking the rules may be

dangerous or illegal. Further detailed information is given in

this user’s guide.

OFF MODE

If wireless phone use is prohibited or when it may

cause interference or danger, switch your car kit

phone over to off mode. To do so, with ignition on,

press and hold . Also remember to switch your

mobile phone off if necessary.

ROAD SAFETY COMES FIRST

Remember that the safety of operating a motor

vehicle in traffic requires the full attention of all

motorists. Only use your car kit phone if traffic

conditions permit safe use and check if local laws/

regulations restrict the use of mobile phones while

driving.

INTERFERENCE

All wireless phones may get interference, which could

affect performance.

OFF MODE WHEN REFUELLING

Switch your car kit phone over to off mode at a

refuelling point. Don’t use near fuel or chemicals. Also

remember to switch your mobile phone off if

necessary.

OFF MODE NEAR BLASTING

Switch your car kit phone over to off mode where

blasting is in progress. Observe restrictions, and follow

any regulations or rules. Also remember to switch your

mobile phone off if necessary.

QUALIFIED INSTALLATION AND SERVICE

Only a qualified professional may install or repair

phone equipment.

CONNECTING TO OTHER DEVICES

When connecting to any other device using Bluetooth

wireless technology, read the relevant user’s guide for

detailed safety instructions. Do not connect

incompatible products.

EMERGENCY CALLS

Ensure the phone is switched on and in service.

aPress and hold until Make an emergency call? is

shown on the display. Confirm by pressing .

aConfirm the security inquiry Yes by pressing or

cancel by selecting No with and pressing .

Give your location. Do not end the call until told to do

so.

CALLING

Ensure that the car’s ignition is on and that the car kit

phone is using either the SIM card from a compatible

mobile phone or the car SIM card. Select the desired

phone number from the contacts or use the NaviTM

wheel to enter the number, then press . To end a

call, press . To answer a call, press .

Network services

ANTENNA

In order to comply with RF exposure requirements for

mobile transmitting devices, a minimum distance of

20 cm must be maintained between the antenna and

all persons.

FUSE REPLACEMENT

Replace a blown fuse with a fuse of the same type and

size. Never use a fuse with a higher rating!

Network services

The car kit phone described in this guide is approved for use in

the (E)GSM 900 and GSM 1800 networks.

A number of features included in this guide are called Network

Services. These are special services that you arrange through

your wireless service provider. Before you can take advantage of

any of these Network Services, you must subscribe to them

through your service provider and obtain instructions for their

use from your service provider.

Select network services such as call diverting from the related

menu of the car kit phone. The chosen settings will then be

automatically transmitted to the network operator for

configuration of the service. Network service settings are not

stored in the car kit phone or on the SIM card.

xSome networks may not support all language-dependent

characters and/or services.

About accessories

Warning!

Use only accessories approved by the phone manufacturer for

use with this particular phone model. The use of any other types

may invalidate any approval or warranty applying to the phone

and may be dangerous.

For availability of approved accessories, please check with your

dealer.

Using a remote SIM card with Bluetooth wireless technology

1. Using a remote SIM card with

Bluetooth wireless technology

The car kit phone supports Bluetooth wireless technology and

Bluetooth SIM access profile.

yBluetooth wireless technology

Bluetooth wireless technology is an international standard

for wireless short-range communication, allowing you to

establish a wireless radio connection between your car kit

phone and a compatible device supporting Bluetooth

wireless technology within a maximum range of 10 metres.

Such devices may include, for example, a compatible mobile

phone, laptop computer or wireless headset. The wireless

connection between the compatible devices established via

Bluetooth technology is free of charge for the user.

yBluetooth SIM Access Profile

Bluetooth SIM Access Profile is an industry standard which

allows a device, e.g. a car kit phone, which supports

Bluetooth wireless technology to access a SIM card in a

compatible mobile phone over a wireless link. The car kit

phone is then able to read and write data from/to the

remote SIM card inserted in the compatible mobile phone

and to log into the GSM network. A separate SIM card

inserted in the car kit phone is not required in this case.

You have switched on a compatible mobile phone supporting

the Bluetooth SIM Access Profile standard, a valid SIM card is

inserted in the compatible mobile phone, Bluetooth wireless

technology has been activated, the compatible mobile phone

has been paired with the car kit phone and you get into your

car.

How the GSM/Bluetooth wireless connection works

When the car ignition is switched on, a wireless connection is

established between the compatible mobile phone and the car

kit phone via Bluetooth SIM Access Profile. The car kit phone

requests the compatible mobile phone to log out of the GSM

wireless network and to deactivate the mobile phone

components required for the GSM connection. The car kit phone

then uses Bluetooth SIM Access Profile to access the SIM card

inserted in the compatible mobile phone (remote SIM card) and

utilises this card’s profile to log into the GSM network. Now the

car kit phone handles all incoming and outgoing calls and

messages while accessing the SIM card of the compatible

mobile phone.

Using a remote SIM card with Bluetooth wireless technology

With Bluetooth SIM Access Profile, the car kit phone combines

the advantages of a fixed installed car phone such as excellent

audio quality, use of a compatible, external GSM antenna and

optimum ease of operation with the advantages of a car kit

installation, e.g. use of the SIM card inserted in a compatible

mobile phone or access to the relevant contact data.

And all this time the compatible mobile phone can conveniently

be located in the user’s briefcase; there is no need for it to be

inserted in a cradle for operation. The wireless Bluetooth SIM

Access Profile connection between the car kit phone and the

compatible mobile phone is upheld either until the compatible

mobile phone is moved out of range (e.g. when the user leaves

the car) or until the user breaks the connection by pressing a

button on the compatible mobile phone to change back to

standard operation of the mobile or to switch off the phone.

If desired, a separate car SIM card can be inserted in the car kit

phone. This SIM card can be used when the wireless link to the

compatible mobile phone established via Bluetooth technology

is interrupted or if the car kit phone is to be operated using a

permanent car SIM card.

yIf you use Bluetooth technology functions regularly, you can

deactivate the option "Authorisation request" in the

compatible mobile phone. Then connections between the

devices via Bluetooth wireless technology can conveniently

be made automatically without separate acceptance or

authorisation. To do so, scroll to the menu item View paired

devices and select the option Request authorisation and set

it to Off. For further information, see the user’s guide

applicable for the compatible mobile phone with Bluetooth

technology that you are using.

For information on compatible mobile phones, see the Nokia

website: http://www.nokia.com.

General information

2. General information

Overview of the car kit phone equipment

Your car kit phone is made up of several components, which are

described below:

Car kit phone equipment

1. Radio unit TFE-4

The radio unit is an (E)GSM 900 / 1800 car telephone with

Bluetooth wireless technology which supports a cable link

to a compatible external GSM antenna and further

compatible external devices.

2. Display SU-11

The separate display comes with generously sized, easy-to-

read fonts, convenient user-customisable display

positioning and configurable backlighting, allowing display

texts to be easily read.

3. Input device CUW-3

The input device comprises a set of function elements, the

Navi wheel and four keys. The input device is specially

designed so that accessing key telephone functions is made

easier for the user, allowing intuitive operation.

4. Loudspeaker SP-2

A separate loudspeaker is provided for top-quality audio

transmission of the acoustic signals from your car kit phone

and voice transmission when calls are made. Should you

wish to use the loudspeakers belonging to your car radio

instead, please ask the service technician who is to install

your car kit phone for professional assistance as the car kit

phone may not be compatible with your system.

5. Microphone HFM-8

The handsfree microphone supplied in the sales package has

been tailormade for the vehicular environment. State-of-

the-art technologies geared for effective echo and noise

suppression in automotive systems enable quality results

even in poor conditions. Selecting a suitable mounting

location may also enhance the performance of the device.

For further information, see “Installation” on page 64.

Special features

6. System cables PCU-4

A set of cables is included for connection to the power

supply and the ignition system and to mute the radio.

7. GSM antenna (not included in the scope of supply)

A compatible external GSM antenna is required for

connection to the car kit phone.

Car kit phone equipment and cable connections

Special features

For enhanced safety and operating comfort of wireless

communication in the vehicular environment, this car kit phone

is equipped with a variety of special features tailored for

automotive applications. A number of these extras are sketched

below:

Accessing a remote SIM card via

Bluetooth SIM Access Profile technology

This feature allows the car kit phone to access the remote SIM

card in a compatible mobile phone. For further information, see

“Using a remote SIM card with Bluetooth wireless technology”

on page 7.

xTo be able to use this feature, you will first need to pair the

compatible mobile phone with the car kit phone via

Bluetooth wireless technology. For further information, see

“Bluetooth wireless technology” on page 51.

Voice dialling

Voice dialling is a convenient way to

select certain numbers from the

contacts, which are then automatically

dialled. You may choose as many as 12

of your contact entries and train voice tags to initiate a phone

call. To make a voice call from the standby display, just press

the key on the input device and speak the desired voice tag.

xBefore you can use this feature you will have to record voice

tags for contact entries stored in the car kit phone’s

Special features

contacts. For further information, see “Voice dialling” on

page 24 and “Voice dialling” on page 46.

Voice commands

You have a selection of phone functions

which can be activated by saying a voice

command. As many as three voice tags

for the voice commands can be added.

You can activate the voice command in the same way as

making a call by using a voice tag. With the display in standby,

press the key on the input device and speak the voice

command for the desired function.

xBefore you can use this feature you will have to record

command tags for the desired functions in the car kit phone.

For further information, see “Voice commands” on page 48.

Voice recorder

This feature acts as a dictaphone,

allowing you to record personal voice

memos. You may make up to 10

recordings for a total of five minutes’

recording time. To start recording from the standby display,

press and hold the key on the input device. To play a

recorded speech memo, you may either use a personal voice

command (e.g. Play memo!) or select the option Play in the

Record menu.

Copying contact entries from your mobile phone

If you have a compatible mobile phone

that supports Bluetooth wireless

technology, this feature allows you to

copy contact entries from the mobile

phone to the car kit phone.

To download the contacts from your compatible mobile, you

may either use a personal voice command (e.g. Copy contacts!)

or select the option Download contacts in the User data menu.

For further information, see “Download contacts” on page 56.

Multi-user capability

This feature lets you store personal

entries or phone settings under two

different user data profiles. For example,

now contact entries, voice tags for voice

dialling and voice commands or ringing tones for two users can

be saved and then accessed from the car kit phone. Just activate

your personal user profile to access your data. For further

information, see “Change user” on page 58.

Switchover to wireless headset

This feature supports use of compatible

headsets with Bluetooth technology.

You can switch calls over from handsfree

mode, where the car kit phone’s

microphone and loudspeaker system is used, to a wireless

headset that is comfortable and easy to use. Press to switch

incoming or ongoing calls over to your wireless headset.

Special features

xTo be able to use this feature, you will first need to pair the

compatible wireless headset and the car kit phone and

establish a wireless connection between the two devices via

Bluetooth technology. For further information, see

“Bluetooth wireless technology” on page 51.

xIn principle, a wireless headset with Bluetooth technology

can only establish one Bluetooth wireless connection to

another compatible device supporting Bluetooth

technology. Therefore, to switch over to a wireless headset

with Bluetooth technology, you may need to break an

existing Bluetooth wireless connection, for example, to a

mobile phone.

xIf you have already established a Bluetooth SIM Access

Profile wireless connection to a compatible mobile phone

and wish to switch over to a compatible wireless headset

with Bluetooth technology, the additional Bluetooth

wireless connection to the headset has to be established

from the car kit phone. This can be conveniently done using

a voice command. For further information, see “Voice

commands” on page 48.

Quick access to the contact entries

A shortcut feature has been provided to

make it easier for you to find a desired

phone number in the contact entries and

make a call.

aTo find a particular contact entry, with the display in

standby, scroll with to the first letter of the name as

entered in the contacts and press .

aScroll with to the desired name and press to dial

the number.

xBefore you can use this feature you will have to make

entries for contacts in the car kit phone. For further

information, see “Download contacts” on page 56.

yYou may assign up to 5 phone numbers to any name entered

in your contacts. For further information, see “Contacts” on

page 35.

Mobile data services using Bluetooth wireless technology

Your car kit phone comes with a convenient feature allowing

you to connect compatible external devices such as a

compatible laptop computer to the car kit phone using

Bluetooth wireless technology.

This means that you can now utilise GSM data services such as

GPRS or HSCSD for mobile Internet access for a compatible

laptop in the car.

Using a car SIM card

You can also operate the car kit phone using a separate car SIM

card that is inserted in the radio unit.

For further information, see “Getting started” on page 19.

Before putting your phone into operation

Comfortable volume regulation with Navi wheel

Regulate the volume of the ringing tone

notifying you of an incoming call simply

by scrolling with as needed.

You can also adjust the loudspeaker volume during an ongoing

call with .

Before putting your phone into operation

Please read the information set out below before putting your

car kit phone into operation:

xThe phone is automatically switched on with the car’s

ignition.

When you switch off your car’s ignition, the car kit phone

will not be switched off automatically: it remains in service

for the period of time that has been set using the power

down timer function. For further information, see “Power

down timer” on page 41.

xCheck your car kit phone equipment regularly to ensure that

it is correctly mounted and is working properly.

Using a car SIM card

To operate your car kit phone with a separate car SIM card, you

will need to insert a valid car SIM card in the radio unit. For

further information, see “Installing the car SIM card” on

page 19.

Using a remote SIM card

You can operate the car kit phone using a remote SIM card

under the following conditions:

pThe remote SIM card is inserted in a compatible mobile

phone which supports Bluetooth wireless technology and

the Bluetooth SIM Access Profile standard. For information

on compatible mobile phones, see the Nokia website:

http://www.nokia.com.

pTo access the remote SIM card, the compatible mobile

phone first has to be paired with the car kit phone via

Bluetooth wireless technology. For further information, see

“Pairing using a Bluetooth passcode” on page 52.

pThe compatible mobile phone is on, sufficient battery power

is available and Bluetooth wireless technology is activated.

Stickers in the sales package

The stickers that come with your car kit phone are important for

service and related purposes.

aAttach sticker to your warranty card.

Access codes required for the car SIM card

pPIN code (4-8 digits):

The PIN (Personal Identification Number) protects your car

SIM card against unauthorised use. The PIN code is usually

supplied with the SIM card.

Some service providers may allow you to switch off the

prompt requesting you to enter the PIN at power on.

pPIN2 code (4-8 digits):

The PIN2 code may be supplied with the car SIM card and is

required to access some functions.

pPUK and PUK2 codes (8 digits):

The PUK (Personal Unblocking Key) code is required to

change a blocked PIN code. The PUK2 code is required to

change a blocked PIN2 code.

xIf these codes have not been supplied with your car SIM

card, please contact your service provider.

Your car kit phone

3. Your car kit phone

Display SU-11

When the car kit phone is ready for

use and no characters have as yet

been entered, the standby display

as depicted in the figure is shown.

In addition the logo of the network

operator is show.

If you wish to activate a function

using a voice tag, you will first have

to call the voice display. To do so

from the standby display, press .

You may adjust the display illumination to optimise

performance. For further information, see “Display

backlighting” on page 40.

Display indicators

The indicators described below may be shown on the display.

Shows the signal strength of the cellular network at the

current location. The higher the bar, the stronger the

signal.

Indicates an ongoing call.

You have received one or more text messages.

Indicates unread text messages.

The call diverting feature is on (network service).

See “Call divert (network service)” on page 38.

The home zone service is active (network service).

You may enter numbers.

Turn the Navi wheel to the left.

You may speak now.

Turn the Navi wheel to the right.

You may enter letters.

Display SU-11

Shows that roaming is active.

The network has deactivated the encryption function.

The ringing tone is switched off.

Bluetooth wireless technology is activated, see

“Bluetooth wireless technology” on page 51.

User profile 1 is in use.

See “Change user” on page 58.

User profile 2 is in use.

See “Change user” on page 58.

Additional indicators may be displayed:

Call indicators

Indicates an active voice call.

Indicates that a voice call has been disconnected.

Voice calls have been switched over to the headset.

Data communication is active.

Fax communication is active.

Indicates an active GPRS connection.

Indicates an inactive GPRS connection.

The call is on hold.

General indicators

Indicates a manual network search.

Indicates unread text messages. If this indicator is

flashing, the memory is full.

Indicates a business card is being forwarded.

This setting is active.

Headset volume can be adjusted.

Ringing tone volume can be adjusted.

Loudspeaker volume can be adjusted.

Backlighting can be adjusted.

Indicators for recorder functions

Recorder function is on.

The tape is being played back.

Basic components of the CUW-3 input device

Indicators for Bluetooth functions

Device with Bluetooth technology has been paired with

the car kit phone.

Bluetooth wireless technology is activated.

Notification indicators

Indicates that an item has been erased.

Indicates that your entry is incorrect or not permissible.

O.K. (confirms a setting or selection made).

Indicates additional information.

Indicates a warning or a caution.

Your message is being sent (does not indicate that the

message has been received).

Basic components of the CUW-3 input

device

The function selectors include four keys

and a Navi wheel. Depending on the

setting selected, you may choose from

the following options:

Press and hold

– the emergency call function is active.

For further information, see

“To make an emergency call” on page 71.

Press

– to accept an incoming call.

– to display the list of the last 10 phone numbers you

have called.

– to start dialling a number.

Press and hold

– to delete text, numbers or other entries.

– to return to the standby display.

Basic components of the CUW-3 input device

Navi wheel

Turn the Navi wheel to adjust the volume of the ringing

tone of an incoming call or the loudspeaker volume

during an ongoing call. You can also use the Navi wheel

to scroll within a menu.

In the standby display, turn the N

avi

wheel to the left

to activate input of a phone number. If you are in the

voice display, turning the Navi wheel to the left will scroll

through the voice commands and allow you, for example,

to select one to be replayed.

In the standby display, turn the N

avi

wheel to the right

to search for a contact entry in alphabetical order. If you

are in the voice display, turning the Navi wheel to the

right will scroll through the voice tags you have trained

for voice dialling a number and allow you, for example, to

select one to be replayed

Press the Navi wheel

to access a function in a particular context:

– to start the menu and select an item.

– to select an item from a list.

– to start options and select an item.

This key activates the following functions from the standby

display:

aPress to switch off the ringing tone.

An incoming call is indicated by a flashing display.

aPress and hold to put the car kit phone in off mode. Press

again to return to the standby display.

aPress to switch incoming or ongoing calls from your car kit

phone over to a compatible, paired headset and back as

desired.

xTo restart the car kit phone, press and hold for longer

than 10 seconds.

This key activates the following voice functions from the

standby display:

aPress to activate voice dialling and voice commands.

aPress and hold to activate recording (also during ongoing

calls).

Press

– to end a call.

– to delete a character or number entered.

– to return to the previous menu item or display.

Getting started

4. Getting started

Installing the car SIM card

The car kit phone can be used with a separate, own car SIM

card. In this case, you will need to insert a SIM card in the radio

unit.

Caution!

Keep all miniature SIM cards out of the reach of small children.

xThe SIM card and its contacts can easily be damaged by

scratches or bending, so be careful when handling, inserting

or removing the card.

aSwitch off the car’s ignition before inserting the SIM card.

aGently press the catch on the

radio unit casing (1) to open and

lift the cover (2).

aSlide the SIM card holder (3) as

shown to unlock it.

aOpen the SIM card holder by

lifting it upwards on one side as

depicted in figure (4).

aCarefully insert the SIM card into

the holder (5). Make sure that the

SIM card is inserted properly and

that the golden contact area on

the card is facing you.

aPush the SIM card holder down

into its original position and lock it

into place by sliding it in the

direction indicated by the arrow.

Close the cover of the radio unit

and check to make sure it catches.

Switching on/off and off mode

Caution!

If wireless phone use is prohibited or when it may cause

interference or danger, switch your car kit phone over to off

mode. The car kit phone is then deactivated, even if the car

ignition is on.

Switching on the car kit phone

To switch on your car kit phone, simply turn the ignition key.

Your car kit phone is connected to the ignition system, so that

turning the ignition on automatically switches your car kit

phone on. Depending on the SIM card in use when the car kit

phone was last used, different prompts will be displayed:

Initial operation, a SIM card has not been assigned to the

active user profile

If you have not assigned a SIM card to the car kit phone or to

the active user profile, you will be prompted to select the

desired display language to be used in the car kit phone for the

active user profile. Then you can choose whether you wish to

use the active user profile with the car SIM card or a remote

SIM card, i.e. the SIM card installed in a compatible mobile

phone.

pOperation using a remote SIM card

The car kit phone will automatically begin searching for a

compatible mobile phone which supports Bluetooth

wireless technology and the Bluetooth SIM Access Profile

standard. Select the desired device from the list of devices

found and pair it with your car kit phone using a Bluetooth

SIM Access Profile passcode. For further information, see

“Pairing using a Bluetooth passcode” on page 52.

If you are prompted to enter a PIN code, enter the PIN code

of the remote SIM card installed in the compatible mobile

phone. This will appear on the display as ****. Press to

confirm. The car kit phone will then ask if you wish to save

the PIN code for a later automatic authorisation.

If the devices have been paired successfully and the PIN

code has been correctly entered, the remote SIM card of the

compatible mobile phone selected will be assigned user

profile 1. The car kit phone then asks whether you wish to

copy the contact entries stored on the remote SIM card and

in the compatible mobile phone to the car kit phone

memory. Afterwards, the car kit phone accesses the SIM

card installed in the compatible mobile phone to log into

the GSM radio network.

If no compatible mobile phone is shown in the list of devices

with Bluetooth SIM Access Profile, you can select the car

SIM card if it has been installed in the radio unit. The car kit

phone will then use this SIM card for operation. For further

information, see “Installing the car SIM card” on page 19.

pUsing the car SIM card

If the message SIM rejected appears on the display although

a SIM card has been properly inserted into the radio unit,

contact your network operator or service provider.

If you are prompted to enter a PIN code, enter the PIN code

belonging to the car SIM card. This will appear on the

display as ****. Press to confirm.

Switching on/off and off mode

If the PIN code has been entered correctly, the car SIM card

will be assigned user profile 1. The car kit phone then asks if

you wish to copy the contact entries stored on the car SIM

card to the car kit phone memory.

yThe car kit contact entries represent those in the internal

car kit phone memory and not those on the car SIM card in

use.

Remote SIM card assigned to active user profile

If you have already assigned the SIM card inserted in a

compatible mobile phone to the active user profile in the car kit

phone, when the car ignition is switched on the car kit phone

will use Bluetooth wireless technology to automatically search

for the compatible mobile phone in which the SIM card was

installed the last time the car kit phone was used. If this device

is found in the list of devices with Bluetooth technology and

you have activated the automatic PIN code entry, i.e. no further

authorisation request is required, the car kit phone will

automatically log in to the GSM network via the SIM card of the

compatible mobile phone. In this case, you will not be prompted

for input when switching on the car ignition as login is done

automatically.

yIf you use Bluetooth technology functions regularly, e.g. to

copy contact entries to the car kit phone memory from a

compatible mobile phone, you can deactivate the option

"Authorisation request" in the compatible mobile phone.

Now connections between the devices via Bluetooth

wireless technology can conveniently be made

automatically without separate acceptance or

authorisation. To do so, scroll to the menu item View paired

devices and select the option Request authorisation and set

it to Off. For further information, see the user’s guide

applicable for the compatible mobile phone with Bluetooth

technology that you are using.

However, if you have not saved the PIN code belonging to the

SIM card installed in the compatible mobile phone, you will

have to enter the PIN code each time the car ignition is

switched on.

If the remote SIM card of the compatible mobile phone has

been assigned to the active user profile but is not found, the car

kit phone will display the following list of options.

pReconnect remote SIM card

The search for the remote SIM card assigned to the active

user profile will be repeated.

pChange user

This feature lets you change the active user profile. For

further information, see “Change user” on page 58.

pUse car SIM for this session

The car SIM card can be assigned to the active user profile

temporarily.

yThe car SIM card will only be assigned to the active user

profile as long as the car ignition is turned on. If the

compatible mobile phone should not be within range for a

Bluetooth wireless connection, for example, you can use the

car SIM card inserted in the radio unit to temporarily access

your standard user profile. If you switch off the ignition and

switch it on again, the car kit phone will automatically

Switching on/off and off mode

begin to search for the remote SIM card of the compatible

mobile phone.

pAssign SIM card

Either a remote SIM card or the car SIM card can be assig-

ned to the active user profile.

Car SIM card assigned to active user profile

If you have assigned a car SIM card, i.e. the SIM card inserted in

the radio unit, to the active user profile in the car kit phone and

the message SIM rejected appears on the display although a

SIM card has been properly inserted into the radio unit, contact

your network operator or service provider.

If you are prompted to enter a PIN code, enter the PIN code

belonging to the car SIM card. This will appear on the display as

a series of asterisks ****. Press to confirm.

If the PIN code has been entered correctly, the car kit phone

logs into the GSM radio network using the car SIM card. The car

kit phone then asks if you wish to copy the contact entries on

the car SIM card to the car kit phone memory, if no contact

entries have as yet been saved in the car kit phone memory.

yThe car kit contact entries represent those in the internal

car kit phone memory and not those on the car SIM card in

use.

Switching off the phone

When you switch off your car’s ignition, the car kit phone will

not be switched off automatically: it remains in service for the

period of time that you have set using the power down timer. If

you are engaged in an active call the car kit phone will not

automatically switch off at the end of this time. The power

down timer will not start to count down until after the active

call is over.

xThe factory setting for the power down timer is zero

minutes.

Off mode

To change over to off mode when your

car’s ignition is switched on:

aPress and hold .

aThen press and hold .

When your car kit phone is in off mode, the display as

depicted in the figure above is shown.

aTo put your car kit phone back into service, press .

aFollow the instructions shown on the display.

yWhen the car kit phone is in off mode, an established

wireless Bluetooth SIM Access Profile link between the car

kit phone and the compatible mobile phone remains active.

This means that the GSM transmitter and receiver

Switching on/off and off mode

components of the compatible mobile phone stay switched

off.

xIf the wireless Bluetooth SIM Access Profile link between

the car kit phone and the compatible mobile phone is

interrupted (e.g. if the compatible mobile phone is moved

out of range when the user leaves the car), the GSM

transmitter and receiver components of the compatible

mobile phone are automatically switched on again and the

mobile phone logs into the GSM network using its SIM card.

In this case, when wireless phone use is prohibited or when

it may cause interference or danger, ensure that the car kit

phone is changed over to off mode and be sure to switch off

the compatible mobile phone.

Call functions

5. Call functions

Voice dialling

You can make a phone call simply by

saying a voice tag that has been added

to a number in the contacts. Name tags

may be added to up to 12 of the numbers

stored in your contacts. Any spoken word (or words) such as the

name of a person can be used as a voice tag to voice dial a call.

Before using voice dialling, note that:

pVoice tags are not language dependent. They are dependent

on the speaker’s voice.

pVoice tags are sensitive to background noise. Record them

and make calls in a quiet environment.

pWhen recording a voice tag or making a call by saying a

voice tag, speak clearly into the microphone.

pVery short names are not accepted. Use long names and

avoid similar names for different numbers.

xYou must say the name exactly as you said it when you

recorded it. This may be difficult in, for example, a noisy

environment or during an emergency, so you should not rely

solely upon voice dialling in all circumstances.

xBefore you can use this feature you will have to record voice

tags for numbers stored in the car kit phone’s contacts. For

further information, see “Voice tags” on page 46.

aTo voice dial a number, press and the message Speak now

will appear on the display.

aSay the voice tag belonging to the desired number loudly

and clearly.

To indicate that it has recognised the voice tag, your car kit

phone will play back the voice tag as recorded and then

automatically dial the number assigned to it 1.5 seconds later.

Dialling from the contacts

(name search)

You can call a number simply by

selecting a name from the contact

entries:

aWith the display in standby, scroll with to the desired

letter of the alphabet in the contacts and press to

open the list of names beginning with this letter.

aScroll with to the desired name and press to dial

the number stored with the name.

xYou can assign as many as five phone numbers to an entry

in the contacts with different symbols used to differentiate

the entries. If no other symbol is selected, the first number

saved under a name is indicated with (General). Other

number types used to differentiate entries are (Mobile),

(Home), (Office) and (Fax).

Redialling

To call any one of the other numbers

stored for a name:

aPress and scroll with to the desired symbol or

phone number.

aPress to dial the number.

Redialling

To redial a number you have recently dialled, you can view a list

of up to 10 numbers that you have last called.

aWith the display in standby, press .

aScroll with to the desired number or name.

aPress to dial the number.

Using the NaviTM wheel to make a call

You can use the Navi wheel to enter a phone number and make

a call.

aWith the display in standby, scroll with to the first

number in the phone number and press to select it.

aRepeat this step for the other numbers making up the

desired number until the complete phone number is shown

on the display.

aPress to dial the number.

List of favourites

This list may contain up to 12 name tags you have assigned to

phone numbers. For further information, see “Voice dialling” on

page 24. It is provided for your convenience to allow you to

quickly access numbers you frequently call.

yYou can call the list from the standby display quickly and

easily.

aPress .

aScroll with to the desired entry and press to

select it.

aFollow the instructions shown on the display.

aPress to dial the number.

Call waiting service

If the function Call waiting is activated,

You will be notified of any incoming call

while you have another call in progress.

This feature will allow you to accept this

call (network service).

The following settings are available for this feature:

pActivate

This option will activate the call waiting service.

pCancel

This option will deactivate the call waiting function.

pCheck status

Select this option if you wish to know whether or not this

service is currently active for your car kit phone (network

query).

aPress to accept an incoming call while you are engaged

in an active call. The first call will then be placed on hold.

aPress to switch between the active call and the call on

hold.

aPress to end the currently active call and return to the

call on hold.

For further information, see “Settings” on page 37.

Options during a call

The following options are available to you during an active call:

pSend DTMF

pMute

pContacts

To view the list of options:

aPress during an active call.

aScroll with to the desired option and press to

select it.

Send DTMF

DTMF tone strings can be used to send passwords or to access

your answerphone, for example.

aScroll with to the desired number and press to

select it.

aRepeat this step to select the other numbers in the string.

When a number has been selected, it is immediately sent as a

DTMF tone.

aPress to exit this option.

yPressing returns to the call display.

Any call in progress will remain active.

Accepting or refusing an incoming call

Mute call

If desired, you can mute a call in

progress by selecting the option Mute,

which switches off the microphone. The

message Muted then appears on the

display.

aPress to unmute the microphone.

Contacts

During a call, you may wish to view contact entries to check a

number, for example, or to give the caller a particular number.

To view contacts:

aScroll with to the contact entries.

aPress to exit the contacts.

Accepting or refusing an incoming call

aPress to accept an incoming call and, when finished,

press to end it.

aPress to refuse an incoming call.

If the function Divert if busy has been activated (network

service) and your incoming calls are directed to another number

such as your voice mailbox number, any call you have refused

will also be diverted to this number. For more information, see

“Call divert (network service)” on page 38.

Using the menu

6. Using the menu

The Nokia 610 car kit phone offers you an extensive range of

functions, which are grouped in menus.

Accessing a menu function

To access the menu from the standby display, press . You

can then navigate the menu using the following keys:

Turn the Navi wheel to the left to scroll up through a list

of options.

Turn the Navi wheel to the right to scroll down through a

list of options.

Press the Navi wheel to select a desired option.

Press this key to delete an entry made. Or press this key to

return to the previous menu level (see the list of menu

functions). Press and hold this key to clear the display and

return to the standby display.

List of menu functions

P Messages

tInbox

tCall

tReply with template

tSave as template

tDelete

tCopy to phone

tMessage settings

tMessage centre number

tReply via same centre

tView templates

tSend

tDelete

P Call regist.

tMissed calls

tReceived calls

tDialled numbers

P Contacts

tSearch

tDelete

tMemory status

P Tones

tRinging volume

tRinging tone

List of menu functions

tWarning tones

P Settings

tSet time and date

tSet the time

tTime format

tSet the date

tDate format

tCall settings

tMy number sending

tSet by network

tOn

tOff

tCall divert

tDivert all voice calls

tDivert if busy

tDivert if not answered

tDivert if out of reach

tDivert if not available

tCancel all diverts

tAutomatic answer

tOff

tOn

tCall waiting

tActivate

tCancel

tCheck status

tPhone settings

tLanguage

tBacklight settings

tCell info display

tOn

tOff

tNetwork selection

tAutomatic

tManual

tPower down timer

tVoice mailbox

tListen to voice messages

tVoice mailbox number

tGPRS modem

tSecurity settings

tPIN code request

tChange PIN code

tClosed user group

tDefault

tOn

tOff

tFixed dialling

tOn

tOff

tNumber list

tEqualiser settings

tLoudspeaker

tRadio loudsp.

tRestore factory settings

List of menu functions

P Voice

tVoice tags

tNew voice tag

tList of voice tags

tPlay

tChange

tDelete

tVoice commands

tNew voice command

tList of voice commands

tPlay

tChange

tDelete

P Recorder

tRecord

tPlay

tDelete

P Bluetooth

tSearch for audio enhancem.

tView active devices

tView paired devices

tCreate connection

tDelete pairing

tRequest authorisation

tEdit Bluetooth name (accessory)

tBluetooth name (car kit phone)

tAllow second connection

tVisibility

P User data

tDownload contacts

tChange to user 1/2

tSettings for user 1/2

tAssign SIM card

tView active SIM card

tDownload settings

tSIM and phone mem.

tSIM memory

tPhone memory

Menu functions

7. Menu functions

Messages

You can receive and read short text

messages on your car kit phone and

either call the sender back or send an

answering SMS using a message

template (network service). However, before you can send your

own short messages, you will have to make some necessary

Message settings.

xRemember that traffic safety comes first. Don’t use a hand-

held phone while driving and only use the features offered

by your car kit phone when traffic conditions permit this.

xWhen sending messages via the SMS network service, your

car kit phone may display the words Message sent. This is

only an indication that the message has been sent by your

car kit phone to the message centre number programmed

into your phone. This does not mean that the message has

been received at the intended destination.

Inbox

When you have received an SMS, the

indicator and the number of new

messages are shown on the display along

with the notification 1 new message

received.

Any short messages sent to your car kit phone are shown in the

order in which they are received.

yIf you have established a Bluetooth SIM Access Profile

connection to a compatible mobile phone, all short

messages received by the car kit phone are automatically

forwarded to this compatible mobile phone.

Unread text messages are indicated by , whilst read text

messages are indicated by the symbol.

A flashing SMS indicator means that the message memory

is full. To be able to send or receive a new message, you will first

have to delete some of the old ones.

If you have received more than one text message:

aSelect the Messages menu and press to open it.

aSelect the Inbox option and press to view the list of

messages.

aScroll with to the desired message and press to

read it.

aScroll with to either browse through the message or

display the message itself, the sender or sender’s phone

number, and the date and time the message was received.

Your car kit phone comes with a number of options for handling

the message selected.

aPress .

aScroll with to the desired option and press to

select it.

Messages

Call

Select this option to make a call to the sender’s phone number.

Reply with template

You can reply to a short message using a template that you

have prepared yourself. Select the option Reply with template

to view the list of the templates stored in your car kit phone.

Save as template

This convenient option lets you save a received SMS as a

template. To use the template, select the option Reply with

template to view the list and send the message.

Erase

Select this option to delete a short message.

Message settings

To be able to send short messages, you first need to make some

settings on your car kit phone.

Message centre number

You receive this number from your service provider.

yThis option saves the phone number of the message centre,

which you need to send text messages.

Reply via same centre (network service)

Replies to short messages are typically handled by the SMS

centre which the sender subscribes to. Selecting Reply via same

centre will allow the recipient of your message to send you a

reply via your message centre.

To make these settings, with the display in standby:

aPress .

aScroll with to the menu item Message settings and

press to select it.

aScroll with to the desired option and press to

select it.

aFollow the instructions on the display.

View templates

Your car kit phone can save up to 10 templates to be sent as

short messages. Five standard templates come with your car kit

phone; you may save 5 further templates taken from short

messages sent to you. The following options are available:

Call register

Send

The template selected will be sent.

Erase

Use this option to erase any templates that you have taken from

short messages sent to you and then saved.

To view the list of text message templates, with the display in

standby:

aPress .

aScroll with to the Messages menu and press to

view the options.

aScroll with to View templates and press to view

the list.

aScroll with through the list of templates and press

to select the desired template.

aPress to confirm the selection.

aScroll with to the desired option and press to

select it.

aFollow the instructions shown on the display.

yWhile you may erase the templates you have saved from

short messages sent to you, please note that you cannot

delete the 5 standard templates stored in the car kit phone

memory.

Call register

The phone registers the phone numbers

of missed, received, and dialled calls and

the time and date of your calls.

xThe phone registers missed and received calls only if the

network supports these functions and if the phone is

switched on and within the network’s service area.

yIn these lists you can view up to 10 of the last calls made to

your phone or received or up to 10 numbers you have last

dialled. They are provided for your reference. The most

current item is shown at the top of the list.

Three options are available for each of the items in the call

aSelect an entry in the desired list and press .

aScroll with to the desired option and press to

select it.

aFollow the instructions shown on the display.

Call register

Missed calls

To view a list of up to 10 of the latest registered calls, with the

display in standby:

aPress .

aScroll with to the Call regist. menu and press to

open it.

aScroll with to Missed calls and press to view the

list.

aScroll with through the list.

aPress and hold to return to the standby display.

Received calls

To view a list of up to 10 registered numbers of the latest calls

you have received, with the display in standby:

aPress .

aScroll with to the Call regist. menu and press to

open it.

aScroll with to Received calls and press to view

the list.

aScroll with through the list.

Dialled numbers

You can use a shortcut to view the list of up to 10 of the last-

dialled numbers with the display in standby: press and hold .

Alternatively, to view the list of last-dialled numbers, with the

display in standby:

aPress .

aScroll with to the Call regist. menu and press to

open it.

aScroll with to Dialled numbers and press to view

the list.

aScroll with through the list.

Contacts

All of the entries you make in the

contacts are saved in the internal car kit

phone memory. You can also copy

entries from a SIM card or a compatible

mobile phone that supports Bluetooth wireless technology to

your car kit phone. For further information, see “Download

contacts” on page 56.

For each user profile, up to 500 names can be stored in the car

kit phone memory together with numbers for each name. For

further information, see “Querying the memory status” on

page 36.

xIf the number of contact entries to be copied from the

memory of a compatible mobile phone via Bluetooth

wireless technology should exceed the available space in

the car kit phone memory, not all of the entries will be

copied.

You can assign up to five phone numbers for each name. When

you select a name from the contact entries, for example, to

make a call, the general number is used by default unless you

select another number.

Searching for names and numbers

You can access the list of names and phone numbers quickly

from the standby display:

aScroll with to the first letter of the desired name and

press to select it.

aYou can now view all the names stored in your contacts list

which start with the letter selected. They are listed in

alphabetical order.

aScroll with to the desired name in the list.

aTo make a call to this person, press .

aTo end the call, press .

aTo return to the standby display, press .

For further information, see “Dialling from the contacts (name

search)” on page 24.

Erasing contact entries

You can erase one or more names and the related numbers from

the contacts.

aWith the display in standby, select the Contacts menu and

press to open the contacts.

aScroll with to Add contact and press to select

this option.

aScroll with to the desired option and press to

select it.

aFollow the instructions shown on the display.

Tone settings

Querying the memory status

This option allows you to view the free storage space in the car

kit phone memory (in %).

With the display in standby:

aSelect the Contacts menu and press .

aScroll with to the item Memory status and press

to select it.

aYou can now view the memory status on the display.

Tone settings

You can choose the desired ringing tone

for incoming calls, change the volume,

and switch warning tones on or off as

desired.

yUse the Navi wheel to regulate the volume of the

ringing tone when the car kit phone is ringing to notify you

of an incoming call or to change the loudspeaker volume

during a call in progress.

aSelect Tones and press to open the menu.

aScroll with to the desired option and press to

select it.

aFollow the instructions shown on the display.

Ringing volume

This option sets the loudspeaker volume for an incoming call.

Ringing tone

This option offers you a range of ringing tones to choose from.

Select the one you would like to have notify you of an incoming

call.

Warning tones

This option lets you activate or deactivate special notification

tones.

Settings

You may customise a number of the

settings in your car kit phone.

aTo make any of the settings below, select the Settings menu

from the standby display and press to open it.

Setting the time and date

aScroll with to the Time settings item and press

to select it.

aScroll with to Set the time and press to select

this option.

aScroll with to set the hour. Press to take over the

setting and continue with the minutes.

aRepeat the above step to set the minutes.

aRepeat the above procedure to access the options Time

format, Set the date, and Date format to make the desired

settings.

Call settings

This option lets you set a variety of call features. To make call

settings, with the display in standby:

aSelect the Settings menu and press to open it.

aScroll with to the Call settings item and press to

select it.

Own number sending (network service)

pSet by network

This will activate the setting you have agreed with your

network operator.

pOn

Selecting this option will activate your caller ID: the person

you are calling will then be able to view your car kit phone

number.

pOff

If you do not wish your number to be sent to the called

party, use this option to deactivate your caller ID.

aScroll with to the desired option and press to

select it.

Settings

Call divert (network service)

With Call divert you can direct your incoming calls to another

number, for example, to your voice mailbox number. For details,

contact your service provider.

Your car kit phone offers you a wide variety of options to

choose from:

pDivert all voice calls

This option will divert all incoming voice calls.

pDivert if busy

Select this option to divert voice calls when your number is

busy or when you reject an incoming call.

pDivert if not answered

This option will divert all voice calls you fail to answer.

pDivert if out of reach

Select this option to divert voice calls when you are out of

reach of the network.

pDivert if not available

This option will divert all voice calls you receive when you

are not available.

pCancel all diverts

Use this option to cancel any active divert options.

To make call divert settings, with the display in standby:

aSelect the Settings menu and press to open it.

aScroll with to the Call settings item and press to

select it.

aScroll with to Call divert and press to select this

option.

aScroll with to the desired function and press to

select it.

You can select any of four options for each of the divert

features offered:

pActivate

This option lets you select the number you wish to direct

diverted voice calls to: your voice mailbox or any other

number.

pCancel

Select this option for any call divert feature that is not to be

activated.

pCheck status

This option allows you to check the status of a call divert

feature.

pDelay

Select this option to set the time period after which an

incoming voice call is to be diverted if not answered.

yThe original factory setting for the delay time is 5 seconds.

Active call diverts are shown by an indicator on the display.

For further information, see “Display indicators” on page 15.

Settings

Automatic answer

This feature will cause any incoming call to be automatically

answered after the first ring whenever your car kit phone is on

and off mode is not active. You can switch this feature on or off

as desired.

To activate the automatic answer function, with the display in

standby:

aSelect the Settings menu and press to open it.

aScroll with to the Call settings item and press to

select it.

aScroll with to Automatic answer and press to

select this option.

aScroll with to the desired setting On or Off and press

to select it.

Call waiting (network service)

If the function Call waiting is activated, you will be notified of

any incoming call while you have another call in progress. This

feature will allow you to accept this call.

aPress to accept an incoming call while you are engaged

in an active call. The first call will then be placed on hold.

aPress to switch between the active call and the call on

hold.

aPress to end the currently active call and return to the

call on hold.

You may choose from three options for this function:

pActivate

This option will activate the call waiting service.

pCancel

This option will deactivate the call waiting function.

pCheck status

Select this option if you wish to know whether or not this

service is currently active for your car kit phone (network

query).

To activate call waiting, with the display in standby:

aSelect the Settings menu and press to open it.

aScroll with to the Call settings item and press to

select it.

aScroll with to Call waiting and press to select

this option.

aScroll with to the desired setting and press to

select it.

Settings

Phone settings

Select this option to customise your car kit phone settings.

Display text language

This option allows you to select the language that display texts

are to be shown in. If Automatic is selected, the phone selects

the language according to the information stored on the SIM

card.

To set the display text language, with the display in standby:

aSelect the Settings menu and press to open it.

aScroll with to the Phone settings item and press

to select it.

aScroll with to Language and press to select this

option.

aScroll with to the desired language and press to

select it.

Display backlighting

You can adjust the brightness of the display’s backlighting for

better viewing comfort. To adjust the backlighting, with the

display in standby:

aSelect the Settings menu and press to open it.

aScroll with to the Phone settings item and press

to select it.

aScroll with to Backlight settings and press to

select this option.

aScroll with to the desired backlighting setting and

press to select it.

Cell info display

When this function is activated, information about the radio

cell you are currently using will be shown on the display.

However, you can only use this network service if the phone is

booked into a cellular network based on Micro Cellular Network

(MCN) technology.

Settings

Network selection

The cellular network to which your car kit phone is to be

connected can be selected either manually or automatically.

pAutomatic

Your car kit phone will automatically select a suitable

available cellular network in the area.

pManual

You can view a list of available cellular networks and select

any network that has a roaming agreement with your home

network operator. The car kit phone stays in manual mode

until the automatic mode is selected or another SIM card is

inserted into the phone.

To select the desired cellular network, with the display in

standby:

aSelect the Settings menu and press to open it.

aScroll with to the Phone settings item and press

to select it.

aScroll with to Network selection and press to

select this option.

aScroll with to the desired network and press to

select it.

aFollow the instructions shown on the display.

Power down timer

Your car kit phone comes with a power down delay that keeps

your phone in service for the period of time set even when the

car’s ignition has been switched off. After you have switched off

the ignition, the car kit phone remains in operation for the time

set in the Power down timer. If you are engaged in an active call

when the ignition is switched off, the power down timer will

not begin the countdown until the active call has ended.

yThe original factory setting for the power down timer is zero

minutes. The power down delay is limited to a maximum

delay time of 24 hours.

xRemember that your car kit phone runs off the car battery.

When setting the power down timer, take care not to drain

your car battery.

To set the power down timer, with the display in standby:

aSelect the Settings menu and press to open it.

aScroll with to the Phone settings item and press

to select it.

aScroll with to Power down timer and press to

select this option.

aScroll with to set the time as desired.

aPress to activate the timer.

A message on the display will notify you that the power down

timer has been set.

Settings

Voice mailbox

Your service provider may offer you a voice mailbox service,

which you have to install before you can receive voice

messages. To access this mailbox you may need to save the

number to your car kit phone. Your service provider will give

you further information on this service and let you know the

number of your voice mailbox.

The voice mailbox features are available for the active device

that is currently accessing the SIM card data.

Entering your voice mailbox number

You will obtain the number of your voice mailbox from your

service provider upon subscription to this service. To enter it in

your car kit phone, with the display in standby:

aSelect the Settings menu and press to open it.

aScroll with to Voice mailbox and press to select

this option.

aScroll with to Voice mailbox number and press

to select this option.

aUse the Navi wheel number editor to enter the number.

aIf you should select an incorrect number, press to delete

it.

aTo save the number, press "OK" in the Navi wheel number

editor or press .

Listening to voice messages

To listen to voice messages, with the display in standby:

aSelect the Settings menu and press to open it.

aScroll with to the Voice mailbox item and press

to select it.

aScroll with to Listen to voice messages and press

to select this option.

yPress and hold to dial your voice mailbox direct.

GPRS modem settings (network service)

You can use your car kit phone as a modem to enable GPRS

connectivity. Note, however, that you will need a GPRS access

point before you can do so. Contact your network operator or

service provider for information.

Before you can use GPRS:

pYou need to subscribe to the GPRS service of your network

operator or service provider.

pFor the relevant information on the availability of GPRS and

the necessary settings, contact your network operator or

service provider.

pThe settings required to use GPRS applications have to be

saved to your car kit phone.

To set up a GPRS access point, with the display in standby:

aSelect the Settings menu and press to open it.

aScroll with to the GPRS modem item and press

to select it.

Settings

aTo set up a new GPRS access point or to change an existing

one, press again.

aPress to open the option Edit access point? and enter

the alphanumeric characters of the GPRS access point using

the Navi wheel text editor to enter the characters.

aTo save the name of the access point, press "OK" in the Navi

wheel text editor or press .

aIf you have made a mistake in selecting a character, press

to delete it. Press and hold this key if you wish to erase

the complete entry.

For further information and to download modem driver

software for your computer and/or laptop computer, visit the

Nokia website at www.nokia.com.

Charges for GPRS and related applications

You may be charged for GPRS data transmission or for an

application which uses GPRS. For details of charges, contact

your network operator or service provider.

Security settings

Caution!

For some security settings (for example, when calls are limited

to closed user groups or fixed dialling numbers), you may find

that, in some networks, emergency calls to certain numbers

(e.g. 112 or other official emergency call numbers) are blocked.

You may first need to turn off these features before you can

make an emergency call.

PIN code request (available for car SIM card only)

Use this option to set the car kit phone to ask for the PIN code

of the car SIM card installed in the radio unit whenever the

phone is switched on. Remember that some providers do not

allow the PIN code request function to be deactivated.

PIN code change (available for car SIM card only)

This option lets you change the PIN code of the car SIM card

installed in the radio unit of your car kit phone. Remember that

these codes may only include the numbers 0 to 9.

For further information, see “PIN code” on page 73.

Settings

Closed user group

This is a network service which specifies the group of people

you can call or who can call you. For further information,

contact your network operator or service provider.

You can choose from three options for this function:

pDefault

The settings made by your service provider are active.

pOn

The closed user group service is active.

pOff

The closed user group service is deactivated.

Fixed dialling numbers

(only available for the car SIM card)

You can restrict your outgoing calls to selected phone numbers,

if this function is supported by your car SIM card. To save and

edit the numbers on this list, you need the PIN2 code.

yIf you wish to use this feature when accessing the SIM card

of a compatible mobile phone connected to your car kit

phone via Bluetooth SIM Access Profile technology, you will

have to make the corresponding settings in the compatible

mobile phone. For further information, see the user’s guide

applicable for the compatible mobile phone with Bluetooth

technology that you are using.

You can choose from three options for this function when using

the car SIM card installed in your car kit phone:

pOff

The fixed dialling numbers function is deactivated.

pNumber list

This option allows you to view the phone numbers that may

be used for outgoing calls.

pOn

The fixed dialling numbers function is active.

To set up fixed dialling numbers, with the display in standby:

aSelect the Settings menu and press to open it.

aScroll with to the Security settings item and press

to select it.

Settings

aScroll with to Fixed dialling and press to select

this option.

aScroll with to the desired option and press to

select it.

aFollow the instructions shown on the display.

For further information, see “Access codes required for the car

SIM card” on page 14.

Equaliser settings

Your car kit phone supports a variety of options for output over

a loudspeaker:

pDirect connection to the SP-2 loudspeaker supplied in the

sales package.

pConnection to a compatible car radio loudspeaker over an

additional relay that switches audio output over to the

loudspeaker (not included in the scope of supply). Please ask

the service technician who is to install your car kit phone for

professional assistance.

pConnection to compatible car radio loudspeakers via the

audio line-in of your car radio. You will need to adjust the

audio level suitably if this option is selected.

To make the desired setting, with the display in standby:

aSelect the Settings menu and press to open it.

aScroll with to the Equaliser settings and press to

select it.

aScroll with to Loudspeaker or Radioloudsp. and press

to select the desired option.

Restore factory settings

You can reset all of the menu settings to the original factory

settings.

With the display in standby:

aSelect the Settings menu and press to open it.

aScroll with to the Restore factory settings and press

to select it

aFollow the instructions shown on the display.

Caution!

If you have erased a setting, you cannot undo this operation.

The data is irretrievably lost.

Voice tags

Before recording voice tags or using

voice dialling, you will need to be aware

of some essential facts:

pVoice tags are not language dependent. They are dependent

on the speaker’s voice.

pVoice tags are sensitive to background noise. Record them

and make calls in a quiet environment.

pWhen recording a voice tag or making a call by saying a

voice tag, make sure to speak clearly into the microphone.

pVery short names are not accepted. Use long names and

avoid similar names for different numbers.

xYou must say the name exactly as you said it when you

recorded it. This may be difficult in, for example, a noisy

environment or during an emergency, so you should not rely

solely upon voice dialling in all circumstances.

Voice dialling

You can assign voice tags to phone numbers and your car kit

phone will automatically try to dial the number when it

recognises the tag.

Recording a new voice tag

This option lets you record a new voice tag, assign it to a phone

number, and save it in the car kit phone memory. You may save

up to 12 voice tags with the related numbers per user profile in

your car kit phone. A voice tag can be any spoken word (or

words) such as the name of a person.

aTo record a New voice tag, select the Voice menu in the

standby display and press to open it.

aScroll with to the item Voice tags and press to

select it.

aScroll with to New voice tag and press to select

this option.

aScroll with to the desired name in the contacts and

press to select it.

aScroll with to the desired number for which you wish

to record the voice tag and press to select it.

aPress again and you will be prompted to speak the

voice tag you have selected for this entry.

aTo do so, follow the instructions shown on the display.

Voice tags

Voice tag list

You can use this option to check all of the voice tags saved in

your car kit phone memory and to edit the list:

aTo edit the list of voice tags, select the Voice menu in the

standby display and press to open it.

aScroll with to the item Voice tags and press to

select it.

aScroll with to List of voice tags and press to

select this option.

aScroll with to the desired name in the contacts which

you wish to edit and press to select it.

aScroll with to the desired option and press to

select it.

aFollow the instructions shown on the display.

pPlay

This option will play back the voice tag as recorded.

pChange

You can replace any voice tag by a new one. Select this

option and say the new voice tag.

pDelete voice tag?

Select this option to erase a voice tag and make room in the

memory for a new voice tag.

Voice dial a number

To voice dial a number:

aPress .

The message Speak now will appear on the display.

aSay the voice tag belonging to the desired number loudly

and clearly.

Your car kit phone will play back the voice tag and

automatically dial the number assigned to it 1.5 seconds

later.

aTo cancel voice dialling, press .

yIf you are using a compatible headset with Bluetooth

technology, press the key on the headset to activate it

before speaking the voice tag.

xWhen an application using the GPRS connection is sending

or receiving data, you cannot make a call using voice

dialling. To make a call using a voice tag, you must first end

the application using the GPRS connection.

Voice tags

Voice commands

You have a selection of phone functions which can be activated

by saying a voice command. A voice tag may be assigned to as

many as three of the commands on the list. You can activate

the voice command in the same way as making a call using a

name tag. Three functions are available:

pPlay

This option lets you play black selected recordings. The last

made recording will be played back first. Press while

listening to a recording to skip it and go to the next one.

pDownload contacts

You can use this feature to copy contact entries from a

compatible mobile which supports Bluetooth wireless

technology or from the SIM card installed in the compatible

mobile phone to the car kit phone memory. If a wireless

Bluetooth SIM Access Profile link has been established, the

contact entries stored on the compatible mobile phone will

automatically be downloaded.

pConn. to Bluetooth headset

This option allows you to establish a wireless link to a

compatible paired headset which supports Bluetooth

technology. The option Search for audio accessories can be

used to call the list of active or paired devices. For further

information, see “Searching for accessories with Bluetooth

technology” on page 51.

Recording voice commands

This option allows you to record a voice command (one or more

words acting as a spoken command) and assign it to a function

in the list of voice commands.

aWith the display in standby, scroll with to the Voice

menu and press to open it.

aScroll with to the item Voice commands and press

to select it.

aScroll with to the New voice command and press

to view the list.

aScroll with to the desired function for which you wish

to record a voice command and press to select it.

aPress again and you will be prompted to speak the

voice tag you have selected for this entry.

aFollow the instructions shown on the display.

The voice command list includes the phone functions listed for

voice commands. Each function on the list can be checked and

edited using the options below:

pPlay voice commands

This option will play back the voice command as recorded.

pChange

You can record a new voice command for a selected entry,

replacing the existing one.

pDelete voice command?

Select this option to erase a voice command and make room

in the memory for a new one.

Recorder

You can use a shortcut to access the list of voice commands

direct from the standby display:

aPress and scroll left with .

aYou can now view the list of Voice commands.

aFollow the instructions shown on the display.

Executing a voice command

xWhen an application using the GPRS connection is sending

or receiving data, you cannot execute a voice command. To

do so, you must first end the application using the GPRS

connection.

To execute a voice command,

aPress .

The message Speak now will appear on the display.

aSay the voice command loudly and clearly.

Your car kit phone will play back the voice command and

automatically perform the function assigned to it 1.5 seconds

later.

Recorder

The tape recorder feature allows you to

record pieces of speech, sounds or an

active phone call. This is especially useful

if you need to note information during a

call: for example, you can record a name or a number to be

written down later.

xObey all local laws governing recording of calls. Do not use

this feature illegally.

You can make up to 10 recordings as long as you do not exceed

an overall recording time of five minutes. Each recording is

saved together with the running number, the length and time of

the call.

New recordings are automatically saved in the memory. When

the memory is full, the message No memory to save rec. will be

shown on the display. To be able to make new tape recordings,

you will first have to erase some old ones.

aPress and hold to begin recording during a phone call.

Recorder

yYou can easily play back your recordings using a voice

command. Say the voice command and your car kit phone

will begin with the recording last made. With you can

skip to the next recording.

yBefore you can use this shortcut, you will have to assign a

voice command to this function in your car kit phone. For

further information, see “Voice commands” on page 48.

Record

This option allows pieces of speech to be recorded and

automatically saves the recording.

To make a recording, with the display in standby:

aScroll with to the Recorder menu and press to

open it.

aScroll with to Record and press to select this

option.

aFollow the instructions shown on the display.

If you are engaged in an active call and wish to make a

recording:

aPress and hold to start recording.

aTo end the recording, press .

All tape recordings are stored and numbered (e.g. tape 1). To

view the list of recordings, with the display in standby:

aSelect the Recorder menu and press to open it.

aScroll with to the desired recording and press to

select it.

Two options are available for the recordings: Play and Delete.

aScroll to the desired option and press to select it.

aFollow the instructions shown on the display.

Play

You can play back a selected recording.

Delete

You can use this option to erase a recording in order to make

room for new tapes.

Bluetooth wireless technology

Bluetooth wireless technology is an

international standard for wireless

short-range communication, allowing

you to establish a wireless connection

between your car kit phone and a compatible device supporting

Bluetooth wireless technology. Such devices may include, for

example, mobile phone, a laptop computer or a wireless

headset.

Since devices with Bluetooth technology communicate using

radio waves, your car kit phone and the other device do not

need to be in direct line-of-sight. The two devices only need to

be within a maximum of 10 metres of each other, although the

connection can be subject to interference from obstructions

such as the car body or from other electronic devices.

The car kit phone supports Bluetooth SIM Access Profile

technology for wireless access to the remote SIM card of a

compatible mobile phone and the Bluetooth headset feature for

wireless connection of a compatible headset.

yIf you wish to use this function, make sure that both the car

kit phone and the other device supporting Bluetooth

technology are switched on. There may be restrictions on

using such devices in some countries. Check with your local

authorities. The connection via Bluetooth wireless

technology is not subject to separate charges.

Activating and deactivating Bluetooth

The Bluetooth function is always activated in your car kit

phone. However, in other devices with Bluetooth technology,

e.g. mobile phones, Bluetooth may have to be activated or

deactivated in the device. Make sure that Bluetooth is active in

all devices supporting Bluetooth wireless technology that you

wish to use with your car kit phone.

For further information, see the user’s guide applicable for the

device with Bluetooth technology that you are using.

Searching for accessories with Bluetooth

technology

This feature allows you to search for accessories which support

Bluetooth wireless technology, e.g. a cordless headset with

Bluetooth technology in your car:

aTo begin searching, with the display in standby, scroll with

to the Bluetooth menu and press to open it.

aScroll with to Search for audio enhancem. and press

to select this option.

The car kit phone will now begin to search for accessories

supporting Bluetooth wireless technology. Devices responding

to this interrogation will be shown on a list, with the device

found last listed at the bottom.

aScroll with through the list.

xA wireless headset with Bluetooth technology can only be

found by the car kit phone if there is no active Bluetooth

wireless connection from the wireless headset to another

compatible device supporting Bluetooth technology. There-

Bluetooth wireless technology

fore, to switch over to a wireless headset with Bluetooth

technology, you may need to break an existing Bluetooth

wireless connection, for example, to a mobile phone.

yFor further information on searching for devices with Blue-

tooth technology, see “Download contacts” on page 56 and

“User settings” on page 58.

If you wish to start Bluetooth pairing with a selected device

supporting Bluetooth technology:

aPress .

Pairing using a Bluetooth passcode

To create a connection using Bluetooth wireless technology,

you will need to exchange Bluetooth passcodes with the device

you are connecting to for the first time. This operation is called

pairing. The Bluetooth passcode is a 1- to 16-character-long

numeric code.

If the devices have been successfully paired, you will not need

to repeat this procedure when establishing further Bluetooth

wireless connections between the devices. Some devices come

with a fixed Bluetooth passcode that is supplied with the

device. Please refer to the user’s guide that is applicable for the

accessory that you are using. When prompted by the car kit

phone, enter this passcode.

If a fixed passcode is not supplied with a device with Bluetooth

technology (e.g. a mobile phone) or the passcode prompt does

not appear on the car kit phone display, you can make up a

suitable passcode. When prompted, enter this passcode into the

two devices sharing a Bluetooth connection. Then follow the

instructions shown on the displays of the two devices.

If the car kit phone has found a compatible mobile phone which

supports the Bluetooth SIM Access Profile standard, you will be

prompted to enter a special Bluetooth passcode. In this case,

the car kit phone will show a randomly chosen 16-character-

long numeric code on the display, which you now have to key

into the compatible mobile phone to be paired with the car kit

phone. Note that you will have to be prepared to do this quickly.

This passcode is used only once and you do not have to

memorise it.

Bluetooth wireless technology

yThe wireless connection using Bluetooth SIM Access Profile

technology meets the high security requirements demanded

for Bluetooth technology. For this reason, use of a 16-

character-long numeric code is mandatory when two

devices are to be paired with Bluetooth SIM Access Profile

technology.

yIf the compatible mobile phone supporting Bluetooth SIM

Access Profile technology should itself generate a random

16-character-long numeric passcode, you can use this

passcode if desired. To do so, within 3 seconds delete the

Bluetooth passcode on the car kit phone display by pressing

and then enter the 16-character-long numeric code

from the mobile phone into the car kit phone using the Navi

wheel number editor.

View active devices with Bluetooth technology

To show the currently active devices with Bluetooth technology

that are sharing a connection with your car kit phone, with the

display in standby:

aScroll with to the Bluetooth menu and press to

open it.

aScroll with to View active devices and press to

select this option.

If desired, you can end an existing Bluetooth wireless

connection between two devices in this menu.

View paired devices

You can view a list of Bluetooth wireless technology paired

devices by selecting this option. Some of the options below may

be available depending on the status of the device or the

connection:

aTo view the list of paired devices, with the display in

standby, scroll with to the Bluetooth menu and press

to open it.

aScroll with to View paired devices and press to

select this option.

aThe list of paired devices will be shown on the display. Scroll

with to the desired compatible device and press

to select it.

aScroll with to the desired option and press to

select it.

aFollow the instructions shown on the display.

xNote that the latest pairing will be listed at the top.

Create connection

This option establishes a wireless connection to a paired device

with Bluetooth technology.

Delete pairing

Select this option to remove a device from the list of paired

devices with Bluetooth technology.

Bluetooth wireless technology

Request authorisation

You can define whether the connection from the paired device

is to be established automatically (No) or whether the car kit

phone is to ask for authorisation before pairing (Yes) when the

device to be paired comes within Bluetooth range of the car kit

phone.

Edit Bluetooth name

Select this option to change the name of the device with

Bluetooth technology which is paired with your car kit phone.

Use the Navi wheel text editor to make the desired changes.

aTo view the list of paired devices, with the display in

standby, scroll with to the Bluetooth menu and press

to open it.

aScroll with to View paired devices and press to

select this option.

aThe list of paired devices will be shown on the display. Scroll

with to the desired compatible device and press

to select it.

aScroll with to Bluetooth name and press to

select this option.

aThe name of the device selected will appear on the display.

Press to confirm the selection.

aThe message Edit Bluetooth name? is shown on the display.

aScroll with to the desired option Yes or No and press

to select it.

If you have selected Yes, the Bluetooth name currently in use

will be displayed.

aTo delete characters in the name, press .

aUse the Navi wheel text editor and scroll with to

select the desired characters and press to enter them.

aWhen you have finished entering the desired name, press

to save it.

aThe message Entry completed? will appear on the display.

Press to confirm.

Bluetooth wireless technology

The car kit phone’s Bluetooth name

Use this option to change your car kit phone’s Bluetooth device

name, which is shown to others. The factory setting is Nokia

610.

aTo view the name of the car kit phone scroll with to

the Bluetooth menu and press to open it.

aScroll with to Bluetooth name and press to

select this option.

aThe name of the car kit phone will appear on the display.

Press to confirm the selection.

aThe message Edit Bluetooth name? is shown on the display.

aScroll with to the desired option Yes or No and press

to select it.

aUse the Navi wheel text editor to change the Bluetooth

name of the car kit phone as desired.

Car kit phone visibility

In order to be able to establish a Bluetooth wireless connection

between two compatible devices with Bluetooth technology,

the visibility of the Bluetooth devices must first be activated.

yMake sure that the Bluetooth function is activated in all

compatible devices with Bluetooth technology to be used

and that the visibility has been set to "Shown to all". For

further information, see the user’s guide applicable for the

compatible device with Bluetooth technology that you are

using.

You can activate or deactivate the visibility of the car kit phone.

The factory setting is on.

aTo change the visibility of your car kit phone, with the

display in standby, scroll with to the Bluetooth menu

and press to open it.

aScroll with to Visibility and press to select this

option.

aScroll with to the desired option On or Off and press

to select it.

yEven if you car kit phone’s visibility has been activated, it

will not be visible for other Bluetooth devices if it is part of

an existing Bluetooth wireless connection. To make your car

kit phone visible while is it engaged in an existing Bluetooth

wireless connection, select the option Allow second

connection.

Second Bluetooth connection

This setting is required if your car kit phone is to be visible for

other devices with Bluetooth technology while it is being used

in an existing Bluetooth SIM Access Profile wireless connection

to a compatible mobile phone. This feature interrupts the

existing Bluetooth SIM Access Profile wireless link for a short

time so that, during this interval, other devices with Bluetooth

technology (e.g. a laptop) can request a wireless connection via

Bluetooth technology, before the car kit phone then

automatically re-establishes the Bluetooth SIM Access Profile

connection to the compatible mobile phone.

User data

yWhen this setting is selected, the car kit phone will be

visible for other Bluetooth devices for a period of time of 30

seconds before the original Bluetooth wireless connection is

re-established.

yWhen your car kit phone is not connected to a compatible

device using Bluetooth wireless technology, its visibility for

other Bluetooth devices depends on the setting made in the

Visibility menu. In this case, it is not necessary to select the

second Bluetooth connection option, for example, in order

to establish a wireless connection from a device such as a

laptop with Bluetooth technology to the car kit phone.

aTo access this option, with the display in standby, scroll with

to the Bluetooth menu and press to open it.

aScroll with to Allow second connection and press

to select this option.

aScroll with to the desired option Yes or No and press

to select it.

User data

The car kit phone can store and administrate data or settings

under two different user data profiles. A user profile, for

example, includes contact entries, name tags and voice

commands or car kit phone settings. Now two users sharing the

car can access their personalised user data using the same SIM

card simply by activating their personal user profile.

yThe indicator for the currently active user profile is shown in

the status row of the display. If user profile 1 is active, a

small black phone icon is shown; user profile 2 is indicated

by a small white phone icon if active. One of the user

profiles is active in the car kit phone at all times. When the

car kit phone is put into service for the first time, user

profile 1 is active.

Download contacts

You can use this feature to copy contact entries from the car

SIM card inserted in the car kit phone or from a compatible

mobile phone supporting Bluetooth wireless technology to the

car kit phone memory.

yThis feature is important because you do not have direct

access to the contact entries stored on a car SIM card

inserted in the car kit phone. To access these numbers, you

first need to copy them into the car kit phone memory.

Follow the instructions shown on the display.

aWith the display in standby, press to access these

settings.

User data

aScroll with to the User data menu and press to

open it.

aScroll with to Download contacts and press to

select this option.

If you are operating your car kit phone using a remote SIM card,

the contacts stored in the compatible mobile phone will be

copied direct to the car kit phone. For further information, see

“User settings” on page 58.

If you are operating your car kit phone using the car SIM card

inserted in the radio unit, three options will be available for

selection: View paired devices, Car SIM card and Search for

Bluetooth devs..

aScroll with to the desired option and press to

select it.

Paired devices with Bluetooth technology

aScroll with to the compatible mobile phone with

Bluetooth technology (name will be displayed in the list of

paired devices) whose contacts you wish to download via

the wireless Bluetooth connection to the car kit phone

memory.

aPress to begin copying the entries.

yIf you use Bluetooth technology functions regularly, you can

deactivate the option "Authorisation request" in the

compatible mobile phone. Then connections between the

devices via Bluetooth wireless technology can conveniently

be made automatically without separate acceptance or

authorisation. To do so, scroll to the menu item View paired

devices and select the option Request authorisation and set

it to Off. For further information, see the user’s guide

applicable for the compatible mobile phone with Bluetooth

technology that you are using.

Car SIM card

aPress to copy the contacts from the car SIM card

inserted in the radio unit to the car kit phone memory.

Searching for devices that support Bluetooth technology

aScroll with to the option Search for Bluetooth devs.

and press to select it, if you wish to carry out the

download from a device that has not yet been paired with

the car kit phone.

User data

Change user

You may save two user profiles in your car kit phone to be used

as desired. The settings for each user profile may be customised

to suit the particular needs of the user. The currently active

profile is shown on the display at all times using two indicators:

User 1

User 2

aWith the display in standby, press to access the menu.

aScroll with to the User data menu and press to

open it.

aScroll with to the option Change to user 1 or Change

to user 2 and press to select it.

aThe user profile selected will be activated.

You may be prompted to enter the PIN code belonging to the

remote SIM card.

yYou may change whether the PIN code of the remote SIM

card is to be saved at any time desired by selecting the

menu item Assign SIM card. For further information, see

“Assign SIM card” on page 58.

xIf you should change the PIN code of the remote SIM card in

the mobile phone at a later time, the wrong PIN code of the

remote SIM card will be used the next time you switch on

the car kit phone if this option has been activated. You will

then be prompted by the car kit phone to enter the changed

PIN code. Please note that you may only repeat this twice

before the SIM card will be blocked.

User settings

This feature lets you make the desired settings for the active

user profile and the contacts to be downloaded using Bluetooth

wireless technology. A user profile will be personalised as soon

as you have assigned a SIM card to it. You may assign either the

car SIM card or a remote SIM card as desired.

aWith the display in standby, press to access the menu.

aScroll with to User data and press to select this

item.

aScroll with to Settings for user 1 or Settings for user

2 and press to select this item.

The following options are available for selection: Assign SIM

card, View active SIM card and Download settings.

aScroll with to the desired option and press to se-

lect it.

Assign SIM card

yAn active user profile always has a SIM card assigned to it.

When personalising user profile 1 or 2 for the first time,

observe the information set out in “Getting started” on

page 19.

To assign a new SIM card to the car kit phone, select one of the

following options:

aNames of paired devices, Car SIM card and Search for

Bluetooth devs.

aScroll with to the desired option and press to se-

lect it.

User data

Names of paired devices

If you select a mobile phone from the list of paired mobile

phones, the car kit phone will establish a Bluetooth SIM Access

Profile connection to the paired mobile phone and you may be

prompted to enter the PIN code belonging to the remote SIM

card installed in the paired mobile phone.

The car kit phone will then ask if you wish to save the PIN code

you have just entered for a later automatic connection or

whether it is to request authorisation the next time a Bluetooth

wireless link is to be made.

xIf the operating voltage is interrupted, the PIN code of the

remote SIM card stored in the car kit phone will be erased

from the memory. If you decide to save the PIN code, you

should be aware that this is done at your own risk.

Car SIM card

If you select this option, the car SIM card inserted in the radio

unit will be assigned to the active user profile. If the feature

requesting you to enter the PIN code at power on is active, you

will be prompted to enter the PIN of the car SIM card.

xSome service providers may allow you to switch off the

prompt requesting you to enter the PIN at power on. Check

with your service provider.

Search for Bluetooth phone

Select this option to assign a remote SIM card installed in a

compatible mobile phone that has not yet been paired with the

car kit phone to the active user profile. The car kit phone will

then search only for mobile phones with Bluetooth SIM Access

Profile technology which are in range and will display the

related names in the list of Bluetooth devices. Select a device,

pair it with the car kit phone and proceed as described in

“Names of paired devices” on page 59.

View active SIM card

Select this option to view the name of the compatible mobile

phone whose remote SIM card is assigned to the active user

profile.

User data

Download settings

You can copy contact data from any compatible mobile phone

that supports Bluetooth wireless technology to your car kit

phone. Your car kit phone offers you three convenient options:

pSIM and phone mem.

This is the default setting that lets you copy both the

contact data from the mobile’s SIM card and from the

phone memory to the car kit phone memory.

pSIM memory

Select this option should you wish to download only the

contact data from your mobile phone’s SIM card to the car

kit phone.

pPhone memory

This option copies the entries stored in the phone memory

of your mobile to the car kit phone memory.

Receiving and forwarding business cards and calendar items

8. Receiving and forwarding

business cards and

calendar items

You can receive or forward data such as business cards or

calendar notes from or to a compatible mobile phone either via

Bluetooth wireless technology or in the form of a short

message.

Receiving a business card or calendar item

If you have received a business card or calendar note via

Bluetooth wireless technology or in the form of a short

message, you may select any of four options:

aPress to view the list of options.

View

This option allows you to view the business card or calendar

note received.

Save (for business cards only)

Select this option to save a business card in the car kit phone

memory. If a wireless Bluetooth SIM Access Profile link has

been established to a compatible mobile phone, the business

card will automatically be forwarded to the compatible mobile

phone.

Forward

You can forward a business card or calendar note that you have

received to a compatible device using Bluetooth wireless

technology or as a short message.

To forward a business card or calendar note:

aPress to confirm receipt of the message.

aScroll with to Forward and press to select this

option.

aScroll with to the desired transmission technology via

Bluetooth or Via text message and press to select it.

aScroll with to the compatible device which you wish

to send the message to and press to select it.

Save and Forward (for business card only)

Select this option to save a received business card in the car kit

phone memory and to forward it simultaneously to a

compatible mobile device using Bluetooth wireless technology

or as a short message. For further information see “Forward” on

page 61.

Discard

Select this option if you do not wish to save a business card or

calendar note.

Data transmission

9. Data transmission

GPRS (General Packet Radio Service)

GPRS is a technology that allows the car kit phone to be used

for sending and receiving data over the mobile network

(network service). GPRS as such is a data bearer that enables

wireless access to data networks such as the Internet.

Before you can use GPRS technology, you will need to subscribe

to the GPRS service. For details on the availability of and

subscription to the GPRS service, contact your network operator

or service provider.

For further information, see “GPRS modem settings (network

service)” on page 42.

HSCSD (High Speed Circuit Switched Data)

The car kit phone enables you to use GSM high-speed data

services (network service).

You can use high-speed functionality when your car kit phone

is connected to a compatible computer via Bluetooth wireless

technology and when the modem drivers supporting high-speed

data software are installed on the computer and selected as an

active modem. Modem driver software and installation help can

be found at the Nokia website: http://www.nokia.com.

For information on the availability of and subscription to high-

speed data services, please contact your network operator or

service provider.

Reference information

xRemember that the safety of operating a motor vehicle in

traffic requires the full attention of all motorists. Only use

the data transmission features offered by your car kit phone

if traffic conditions permit safe use, and check if local laws/

regulations restrict the use of mobile phones while driving.

Cellular transmission

Your car kit phone employs the data transmission capabilities of

the GSM network to send faxes, short messages, and e-mails

and to establish connections with remote computers (network

services).

GSM data capabilities of your car kit phone

We recommend that you move the car to a location where the

strongest possible cellular signal can be obtained. A stronger

signal allows more efficient data transmission.

Cellular data communications are subject to a number of

factors that may cause interference:

Noise

Radio interference from electronic equipment and devices or

from surrounding traffic may impact the transmission quality.

Handovers

As the car kit phone user moves from one network cell to

another, the signal strength of the channel drops and the

cellular telephone exchange may hand the user over to a

different cell and frequency where the signal is stronger. A cell

Reference information

handover may also occur when the user is stationary due to

varying cellular traffic loads. Such handovers may cause delays.

Dead spots and dropouts

Dead spots are areas where radio signals cannot be received.

Dropouts occur when the car kit phone user passes through an

area where the radio signal is blocked or reduced by geographic

or man-made obstructions such as hills or high buildings. The

consequences may be interruptions in service or the connection

may fail.

Low signal strength

Due to either distance from a base station or obstacles between

your car kit phone and the base station, the radio signal

strength from a cell site may not be strong or stable enough to

provide a reliable cellular connection for trouble-free reception

or transmission. Therefore, to ensure the best possible

communication, remember to take the following points into

consideration when using your car kit phone:

Data and fax transmission will work best when the car is

stationary as this ensures that the signal strength will remain

constant. Attempting cellular communication while in a moving

vehicle is not recommended. Fax transmission is more easily

impaired than data or short message transmission.

Check the signal strength on your car kit phone display. If the

cellular signals are not strong enough to support a voice call,

data connection should not be attempted until you can find a

location with better reception.

Installation

10. Installation

Your Nokia 610 car kit phone

The Nokia 610 car kit phone is designed for installation in motor

vehicles. The sales package contains a convenient handsfree

feature which allows you to make calls without holding the

phone to your ear, a separate input device for ease of use and

an easy-to-read display.

Car kit phone equipment installation in the cockpit

xThe Nokia 610 car kit phone may only be installed by a

qualified service technician using the approved original

Nokia parts supplied in the sales package. Please note that

non-observance of this requirement will result in loss of

warranty. End users should remember that the car kit phone

comprises complex technical equipment that requires

professional installation using special tools and expert

know-how.

xNote that the instructions contained in this installation

guide are general guidelines which apply for the installation

of the car kit phone in an automobile. However, due to the

wide variety of car types and models available on the

market, this guide cannot consider the individual technical

requirements relevant for any particular vehicle. Contact

the vehicle manufacturer for further detailed information

about the vehicle in question. For information on

installation locations for the car kit phone equipment, visit

the Nokia website at http://www.nokia.com.

For important safety information and/or instructions on the

operation, care and maintenance of your car kit phone, see

“Important safety information” on page 70 and “Care and

maintenance” on page 69.

Safety first

xThe basic safety guidelines set out below are to be observed

when installing the car kit phone.

pMake sure that the car ignition is off and disconnect the car

battery before beginning with the installation work and

ensure that it cannot be reconnected inadvertently.

pDo not smoke when working on the car. Make sure that

there is no source of fire or flame nearby.

pTake care not to cause damage to electrical cables, fuel or

brake lines or safety equipment during installation work.

pMake sure not to impact the steering or braking systems or

other key systems essential for proper operation of the car

when installing car kit phone equipment. Check to make

sure that deployment of the airbag is not blocked or

impaired in any way.

pRF signals may affect improperly installed or inadequately

shielded electronic systems in motor vehicles (e.g. electronic

fuel injection systems, electronic anti-skid braking systems,

electronic speed control systems, airbag systems). Should

you note a fault or change in the operation of such a

system, contact your car dealer.

pThe car kit phone may only be used at an operating voltage

of 12 V with the minus pole earthed. Failure to observe this

requirement may result in damage to the car’s electronics

system.

pDo not operate your car kit phone off the car battery for a

longer period of time, i.e. with the engine switched off, as

this may cause your battery to run dry.

pIn order to comply with RF exposure requirements for

mobile transmitting devices, a minimum separation

distance of 20 cm must be maintained between the antenna

and all persons.

Mounting

Nokia 610 car kit phone

Radio unit TFE-4 (Pos.1)

We recommend that you mount the radio unit TFE-4 at a less

visible position in the car interior. However, ensure that the unit

is installed to permit easy access to the SIM card so that it can

Mounting

be changed if necessary and make sure that the cables for the

microphone and loudspeaker will reach the places you intend to

mount these components.

When mounting the radio unit, use the bracket which is

included in the scope of supply: the unit will clip securely onto

the bracket if mounted correctly.

xMake sure to mount the radio unit in such a way that a con-

nection using Bluetooth technology can be established to a

compatible device.

xWhen installing the radio unit, make sure to mount the bra-

cket in such a way that the unit slides into place towards

the front of the car or is mounted sideways. Otherwise the

unit may break loose if you have an accident and cause in-

jury or damage.

How to mount the radio unit in the car

Display SU-11 (Pos.2)

The mount for the display unit is to be fixed to the dashboard or

to any other location in the cockpit area where the display is

clearly visible for the user but does not impair control or

operation of the vehicle.

Your service technician may be able to provide you with

information on alternatives for mounting the display unit

suitably in your vehicle without requiring boreholes. You will

find further information on suitable mounting locations at the

Nokia website http://www.nokia.com.

Remember that all equipment must be mounted so that it does

not interfere with the operation of the vehicle.

How to mount the display

Mounting

Input device CUW-3 (Pos.3)

The input device comes with a mount that is to be fixed in a

suitable location where it is easily accessible for the user.

However, take particular care to ensure that the input device

will not interfere with the driver’s operation of the vehicle.

Make sure that the cable will reach to the radio unit for

connection.The best location to mount the input device is

horizontally on the console between the driver’s and front

passenger’s seats.

Loudspeaker SP-2 (Pos.4)

To ensure good acoustic quality, mount the loudspeaker so that

it is pointed in the user’s direction. We recommend that you

mount the loudspeaker a minimum distance of 1 metre away

from the microphone to avoid feedback. The loudspeaker output

of the car kit phone is direct current free.

Microphone HFM-8 (Pos.5)

xUse of any other microphone than the microphone supplied

with the car kit phone (HFM-8) may impact the

transmission quality.

Mount the handsfree microphone approx. 30 cm from the user’s

head, and position it so that it points towards the user’s mouth.

Experience has shown that the best locations are near the

rearview mirror or to the left of the sun visor. Check to make

sure the microphone does not impair control or operation of the

vehicle. We recommend that you keep the microphone a

minimum distance of 1 metre away from the car kit phone

loudspeaker to avoid feedback.

Use the double-sided adhesive tape supplied to fix the

microphone as this will prevent noise from the car body being

transmitted into the interior. Take care to mount the

microphone so that it is not exposed to air streams from the

vents. Do not lay the microphone cable in the heating,

ventilation or AC system.

If the mute radio cable has been connected, when you accept

an incoming call or when an outgoing call is established, the

system will automatically mute your car radio and the call will

be switched over to the car kit phone loudspeaker.

System cable PCU-4 (Pos.6)

The system cable connects the car kit phone to the car’s

electronics system. See the wiring diagram for exact

instructions.

xWhen laying the cables, take care to position them so that

they are located as far as possible from the electronics

systems installed in your car in order to avoid

electromagnetic interference.

Ensure that cables are placed so that they will not be

subjected to mechanical wear and tear (e.g. not laid under

car seats or over sharp edges).

Equaliser settings

GSM antenna (Pos.7)

(not included in the scope of supply)

Your car kit phone is designed to be connected to an external

GSM antenna. However, if your car is equipped with a

compatible radio/GSM antenna with a frequency separating

filter, this may be used instead.

If your car does not come with a GSM antenna, please contact

your dealer for information on the best location for mounting

and for the relevant installation guidelines.

Equaliser settings

Your car kit phone supports a variety of options for output over

a loudspeaker:

pDirect connection to the SP-2 loudspeaker supplied in the

sales package.

pConnection to a compatible car radio loudspeaker over an

additional relay that switches audio output over to the

loudspeaker (not included in the scope of supply).

pConnection to the compatible car radio loudspeakers via the

line-in input of your car radio. You will need to adjust the

audio level suitably if this option is selected.

aTo make the desired settings, select the Settings menu.

aScroll with to the item Equaliser settings and press

to select it.

aScroll with to the desired option and press to

select it.

Function test

After your car kit phone has been installed, it needs to be

checked to ensure that it is working properly. When testing the

operation of the equipment, also check that it has been

mounted so that it in no way impairs the driver during

operation of the vehicle.

xTo make a wireless connection between your car kit phone

and a compatible accessory with Bluetooth technology,

ensure that the devices are within the range necessary for

Bluetooth transmission. Remember that external devices

need to be supplied with sufficient power for this feature

(check the battery pack).

Scope of supply

pRadio unit TFE-4

pDisplay SU-11

pInput device CUW-3

pLoudspeaker SP-2

pMicrophone HFM-8

pSystem cable PCU-4

Care and maintenance

11. Care and maintenance

Your car kit phone is a product of superior design and

craftsmanship and should be treated with care. The suggestions

below will help you to fulfil any warranty obligations and to

enjoy this product for many years.

pKeep the car kit phone and all its parts and enhancements

out of the reach of small children.

pKeep the car kit phone dry. Precipitation, humidity, and all

types of liquids or moisture can contain minerals that will

corrode electronic circuits.

pDo not use or store the car kit phone in dusty, dirty areas. Its

moving parts can be damaged.

pDo not store the car kit phone in hot areas. High

temperatures can shorten the life of electronic devices,

damage batteries, and warp or melt certain plastics.

pDo not store the car kit phone in cold areas. When it warms

up (to its normal temperature), moisture can form inside,

which may damage electronic circuit boards.

pDo not attempt to open the car kit phone. Non-expert

handling may damage it.

pDo not drop, knock or shake the car kit phone. Rough

handling can break internal circuit boards.

pDo not use harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents or strong

detergents to clean the car kit phone.

pDo not paint the car kit phone. Paint can clog the moving

parts and prevent proper operation.

pUse only an approved antenna. Unauthorised antennas,

modifications or attachments could damage the car kit

phone and may violate regulations governing radio devices.

All of the above suggestions apply equally to your car kit phone

or any enhancement. If any of them is not working properly,

take it to your nearest qualified service facility. The personnel

there will assist you and, if necessary, arrange for service.

Important safety information

12. Important safety information

Traffic safety

Remember that the safety of operating a motor vehicle in

traffic requires the full attention of all motorists. Only use the

features offered by your car kit phone if traffic conditions

permit safe use.

Remember: road safety always comes first!

Operating environment

Remember to follow any special regulations in force in any area

and always switch off your car kit phone whenever it is

forbidden to use it, or when it may cause interference or

danger.

Electronic devices

Most modern electronic equipment is shielded from radio

frequency (RF) signals. However, certain electronic equipment

may not be shielded against the RF signals from your car kit

phone.

Pacemakers

Pacemaker manufacturers recommend that a minimum

separation distance of 20 cm be maintained between the

vehicle antenna and a pacemaker to avoid potential

interference with the pacemaker. These recommendations are

consistent with the independent research by and

recommendations of Wireless Technology Research.

If you have any reason to suspect that interference is taking

place, switch your car kit phone over to off mode immediately.

Potentially explosive atmospheres

Switch your car kit phone over to off mode, see “Off mode” on

page 22, when in any area with a potentially explosive

atmosphere and obey all signs and instructions. Sparks in such

areas could cause an explosion or fire resulting in bodily injury

or even death.

Users are advised not to use the car kit phone when at a

refuelling point. Remember to observe the restrictions on the

use of radio equipment in fuel depots (fuel storage and

distribution areas), chemical plants or where blasting

operations are in progress.

Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere are often, but

not always, clearly marked. They include below deck on boats,

chemical transfer or storage facilities, vehicles using liquified

petroleum gas (such as propane or butane), areas where the air

contains chemicals or particles such as grain, dust or metal

powders, and any other area where you would normally be

advised to turn off your vehicle engine.

Vehicles

Only qualified personnel should service the phone or install the

car kit phone in a vehicle. Faulty installation or service may be

dangerous and may invalidate any warranty which may apply to

the unit.

Check regularly that all wireless phone equipment in your

vehicle is mounted and operating properly.

Do not store or carry flammable liquids, gases or explosive

materials in the same compartment as the phone, its parts or

accessories.

For vehicles equipped with an air bag, remember that an air bag

inflates with great force. Do not place objects, including both

installed or portable wireless equipment in the area over the air

bag or in the air bag deployment area. If in-vehicle wireless

equipment is improperly installed and the air bag inflates,

serious injury could result.

Failure to observe these instructions may lead to suspension or

denial of telephone services to the offender, or legal action or

both.

Emergency calls

Emergency calls may not be possible on all wireless phone

networks or when certain network services and/or phone

features are in use. Check with local service providers.

Caution!

This car kit phone, like any wireless phone, operates using radio

signals, wireless and landline networks as well as user-

programmed functions. Because of this, connections in all

conditions cannot be guaranteed. Therefore, you should never

rely solely upon any wireless phone for essential

communications (e.g. medical emergencies).

To make an emergency call

If the phone or car ignition is not on,

switch it on. Check for adequate signal

strength.

Some networks may require that a valid

SIM card is properly inserted in the

phone.

aPress and hold until Make an emergency call? is shown

on the display. Confirm by pressing .

aConfirm the security inquiry Yes by pressing or cancel

by selecting No with and pressing .

When making an emergency call, remember to give all the

necessary information as accurately as possible. Remember that

your car kit phone may be the only means of communication at

the scene of an accident - do not cut off the call until given

permission to do so.

Technical data

13. Technical data

Battery voltage

12.6 V DC (10.8 – 16 V DC)

Negative potential to ground (GND).

Current consumption

1.5 A maximum (off mode 1 mA)

Transmitting power

EGSM 900: 3.2 mW – 2 W

DCS 1800: 1.0 mW – 1 W

System cable PCU-4

System cable wiring

1. +12V car battery +, red

2. Ground (car battery -), black

3. Car radio mute, yellow

4. Car ignition sense, blue

5. 2A fuse

6. 1A fuse

Glossary

14. Glossary

Bluetooth SIM Access Profile

SIM Access Profile is an international de-facto Bluetooth

standard which allows wireless access to the remote SIM card

of a compatible mobile phone using Bluetooth technology.

Car SIM card

The car SIM card is inserted in the SIM card reader in the Nokia

car kit phone.

DTMF tones

You can use DTMF (Dual Tone Multi-Frequency) tones to

communicate with voice mailboxes, computerised telephony

systems, etc. The tones can be selected by using the Navi wheel

number editor to scroll to the numbers 0-9.

GPRS

GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) enables wireless data

transmission. For wireless access to data networks, you will

need a GPRS access point from your network operator or service

provider. For further information, see “GPRS (General Packet

Radio Service)” on page 62.

GSM

GSM, the Global System for Mobile Communication, is the

technical standard for mobile radio networks.

HSCSD

HSCSD (High Speed Circuit Switched Data) makes data

connections faster for attractive GSM data services. For further

information, see “HSCSD (High Speed Circuit Switched Data)”

on page 62.

IMEI

The IMEI is the serial number of your device and is supplied with

the car kit phone.

PIN code

The PIN (Personal Identification Number) is a 4- to 8-digit code

which protects your SIM card from unauthorised use. The PIN

code is supplied with the SIM card. For further information, see

“Access codes required for the car SIM card” on page 14.

PUK code

The PUK (Personal Unblocking Key) is an 8-digit code which is

required to change a disabled PIN code.

The PUK code is supplied with the SIM card. If you lose the code

or it has not been provided with the SIM card, contact your

network operator.

Remote SIM card

The remote SIM card is inserted in the SIM card reader of the

compatible mobile phone connected to the car kit phone over a

Bluetooth SIM Access Profile wireless connection.

Glossary

SIM card

The SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card contains all the

information the cellular network needs to identify the network

user. The SIM card also contains security-related data.

SMS

The network service SMS (Short Message Service) allows you to

send short text messages (of up to 160 characters) to mobile

phones and to receive short text messages from other mobile

users if this service is enabled.

SMSC number

The SMSC (Short Message Service Centre) number is needed for

sending of short messages.

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