Scosche BT1200 Bluetooth Carkit User Manual IKQBT1200
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BT1200 BLUETOOTHTM HANDS-FREE UNIVERSAL CAR KIT PARTS INCLUDED • • • • • • • Electronics Box Keypad Control Microphone Power / Speaker / Mute (ISO harness) Low-level connection harness Instruction manual Hardware bag KEYPAD CONTROLLER MICROPHONE ELECTRONICS BOX INSTALLATION CAUTIONS & WARNINGS BEFORE BEGINNING Check all vehicle manufacturer cautions and warnings regarding electrical service (AIR BAGS, ABS BRAKES, ENGINE/BODY COMPUTER AND BATTERY). PLAN OUT YOUR INSTALLATION You should pre-determine the location of the microphone, keypad controller and electronics box. This will save time and ease the installation process. USE A VOLT/OHM METER We recommend the use of a Volt/Ohm meter to test and locate all connections. Test lights could possibly damage a vehicle’s computer system or cause an airbag to deploy. DO NOT ROUTE ANY WIRING THAT MAY BECOME ENTANGLED with the brake/gas pedals, steering column, or any other moving parts in the vehicle. MICROPHONE For best performance, the BT1200 microphone must be pointed toward the direction of the driver’s voice. We recommend choosing a location between the rear-view mirror and sun visor. The microphone can also be mounted near the top of the A-pillar (windshield post). ELECTRONICS BOX Mount the BT1200 electronics box behind the stereo. Do not mount the electronics box near sources of high heat, moisture or moving parts. Hardware is included to attach the BT1200 box to the vehicle. KEYPAD CONTROLLER The keypad is designed to easily mount in a blank switch plate, dash panel or center console. Carefully ©2010 SCOSCHE INDUSTRIES, INC. 300BT1200 01/10 INSTALLATION OVERVIEW LEGEND: 1. Handsfree microphone 2. Control keypad 3. Electronics box FIGURE 1 CALLS HEARD THROUGH FACTORY SPEAKERS IMPORTANT: INSTALL THE ELECTRONICS BOX BEHIND THE GLOVE COMPARTMENT OR BEHIND THE FACTORY RADIO. MAKE ALL PROPER CONNECTIONS AND ROUTE ALL CABLES PRIOR TO HIDING THE ELECTRONICS BOX. CONNNECTIONS FIGURE 2 WIRE CHART (20-pin MOLEX to ISO Power, Mute and Speaker In/Out) LOC. P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 P8 P9 P10 P11 P12 P13 P14 P15 P16 P17 P18 P19 P20 COLOR Brown Black Gray/Black Gray White/Black White Violet/Black Violet Green/Black Green Red Yellow Gray/Black Gray White/Black White Violet/Black Violet Green/Black Green FUNCTION Negative (-) Mute output Ground Front Right Negative (-) speaker input (From car stereo) Front Right Positive (+) speaker input (To car stereo) Front Left Negative (-) speaker input (To car stereo) Front Left Positive (+) speaker input (To car stereo) Rear Right Negative (-) speaker input (To car stereo) Rear Right Positive (+) speaker input (To car stereo) Rear Left Negative (-) speaker input (To car stereo) Rear Left Positive (+) speaker input (To car stereo) +12v Switched Accessory (Fused 2A) +12v Battery Constant (Fused 2A) Front Right Negative (-) speaker output (To car speaker) Front Right Positive (+) speaker output (To car speaker) Front Left Negative (-) speaker output (To car speaker) Front Left Positive (+) speaker output (To car speaker) Rear Right Negative (-) speaker output (To car speaker) Rear Right Positive (+) speaker output (To car speaker) Rear Left Negative (-) speaker output (To car speaker) Rear Left Positive (+) speaker output (To car speaker) WIRE CHART (8-pin Preamp Line-Level Audio 2CH In/Out) P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 P8 Gray/Black Gray White White/Black Gray/Black Gray White White/Black Right Channel Negative (-) output (To car amplifier) Right Channel Positive (+) output (To car amplifier) Left Channel Positive (+) output (To car amplifier) Left Channel Negative (-) output (To car amplifier) Right Channel Negative (-) input (To car stereo) Right Channel Positive (+) input (To car stereo) Left Channel Positive (+) input (To car stereo) Left Channel Negative (-) input (To car stereo) INSTALLATION FIGURE 3 MUTE WIRE OPTIONAL MUTE CONNECTION The BT1200 provides a Negative (-) Mute output for use with stereo’s that have a compatible Negative (-) “Mute” input to attenuate the Audio during Hands-free kit use. See the DIAGRAM for typical connection types. The BROWN Mute wire provides a Negative (-) output when there is an active incoming or outgoing call. MUTE FUNCTION (Brown Negative Trigger Wire) The BT1200 supports mute functionality ensuring that the stereo will not play audio during cellular use. If you’ve installed the BT1200 in the standard method using the input/ output speaker wires provided, then your stereo should automatically be muted by the BT1200. If you have a Premium sound system with additional speakers like one or more subwoofers, you may be able to utilize the Negative MUTE output provided by the BT1200. Check your Stereo’s documentation to determine whether it has a designated Negative Mute INPUT. If this is the case, then tap the Brown wire of the BT1200 to the MUTE wire of your stereo. During phone calls the BT1200 will send a Negative Ground signal to the BROWN wire. STANDARD INSTALLATION Use the Speaker Input/Output connections on the 20-PIN Speaker / Power / Mute ISO connector. NOTE: Option ISO-to-Vehicle specific harness connector kits are available to make the BT1200 a plug and play installation. These harness connector kits sold separately and not included with the BT1200 (See T-Harness section on page 5). 1. Locate the 4 speakers outputs of the vehicles stereo. 2. Cut and connect input wires of the BT1200 (Pin#3-#10) to the vehicle’s speaker outputs coming directly from the stereo side. 3. Connect the BT1200 speaker output wires (Pin#13-#20) to the remaining speaker leads that go directly to the vehicles front and rear speakers. INSTALLATION (cont’d) FIGURE 4 8-PIN PRE-AMP LINE LEVEL INSTALLATION HARNESS BT1200 INPUT OUTPUT White: Audio Left + White/Black: Audio Left Grey: Audio Right + Grey/Black: Audio Right - White: Audio Left + White/Black: Audio Left Grey: Audio Right + Grey/Black: Audio Right - FACTORY RADIO FACTORY AMP LOW-LEVEL AUDIO INSTALLATION Use the Line-Level Input/Output connections on the 8-PIN connector. NOTE: This option is for use with existing Factory-amplified sound systems. The BT1200 provides a 2-channel Low-level input output switching for pre-amplifier installation. 1. Locate the pre-amp audio outputs of the vehicle stereo. 2. Cut and connect input wires of the FACTORY BT1200 8-Pin harness (Pin#5-#8) to SPEAKERS the vehicle’s audio outputs coming directly from the stereo side. 3. Connect the BT1200 low-level output wires (Pin #1-#4) to the remaining audio signal leads that go directly to the vehicle’s amplifier. FUSE FUSE BT1200 HARNESS TO VEHICLE T-HARNESS (Sold separately) TO RADIO “T”-HARNESS ACCESSORY (Sold separately) To simplify BT1200 installation, vehicle specific T-Harnesses are available to adapt the BT1200 ISO connectors to your vehicle’s Factory wire harness connectors. T-harness allows you to easily install the BT1200 system in your vehicle without the need for cutting and splicing wiring. T Harnesses are sold separately and available for most popular vehicle makes and models including GM, Ford, Chrysler, Toyota, Honda, Nissan and more. Call Scosche (800) 621-3695 or go to www.scosche.com to find the right harness for your vehicle. INSTALLATION (cont’d) FIGURE 6 or other flat surface DRILL HOLE PRECISELY FOR BEST FIT. KEYPAD CONTROLLER INSTALLATION STEPS The BT1200 keypad controller is designed to easily mount in a blank switch plate, dash panel or center console. Carefully choose a location that is within easy reach of the driver. Drilling is required to mount the keypad. Check for clearance or obstructions behind the switch location to ensure there are no vital vehicle components or wiring that might become damaged before drilling! When choosing a location, consider the 10 ft. (3m) length of the controller cable. 1. Use a 9/16'' (15mm) drill for the keypad controller. Drill a hole in the chosen location. The controller keypad is designed to lock itself into a properly drilled mounting hole. 2. Clean the mounting surface of dirt or grease before mounting the controller. 3. Feed cable through the hole, peel the backing paper from the controller and press the controller into place. MICROPHONE INSTALLATION STEPS For best performance, the BT1200 microphone must be pointed toward the direction of the driver’s voice. We recommend choosing a location between the rear-view mirror and sun visor (see Fig. 1, page 2). When choosing a location, consider the 10 ft. (3m) length of the microphone cable. For best results, the mounting surface should be flat and preferably smooth. The microphone holder has a self-adhesive strip on the back. 1. Separate the mic from its holder (gently pull apart) 2. Clean the mounting surface of dirt or grease before mounting the mic holder. 3. Peel the backing paper from the adhesive strip and press the mic holder onto the mounting surface and hold for 30 seconds. 4. Push the mic back onto the round peg and point (aim) towards the driver’s seat. OPERATION FIGURE 7 POWERING ON/OFF The BT1200 will switch on automatically when you turn ON the Ignition key. You will hear the system speak: “Power on” and the Blue LED indicator in the center button will begin to flash. To turn off the Car kit, it will turn off automatically when the ignition is off. To manually power off the BT1200 press the Multifunction button continuously for 10 Seconds. You will hear the system speak: “Power off”. To manually turn ON the BT1200 press the MFB for 3 seconds. EASY PAIRING Note: The BT1200 must be paired with your mobile phone before use. The BT1200 includes an “Easy” pairing feature that will automatically re-connect it to the most recently paired device. If the most recent device is not present within 10 seconds, then the BT1200 will AUTOMATICALLY go into pairing mode and you will hear the announcement ”Power on” followed by the announcement “Pairing phone, please place your phone in pairing mode and enter PIN code 0000”. The blue LED with flash every (1) second. MANUAL PAIRING 1. Power off the BT1200. 2. Press and hold the Multi-Function Button [MFB] for 6 seconds until you hear the announcement “Pairing phone - please put your phone in pairing mode and enter PIN code “0000”. The blue LED will flash every second. 3. Activate the Bluetooth feature from your phone’s menu. The phone will search all Bluetooth devices within 10 meters (30 ft.) and display them as a list. 4. Select “BT1200” from the list. Enter “0000” to pair and connect the BT1200 to your phone. If you are using an Apple iPhone, you can just hit “OK” to pair to the BT1200. 5. The blue LED will blink when both devices are successfully paired, and you will hear the BT1200 announce: “Pairing successful”. Note: If the pairing cannot be completed with 2 minutes of pairing mode activation the BT1200 will power down. The BT1200 will announce “Pairing failed - please put your phone in pairing mode and try again.” Please repeat steps 1 through 4. OPERATION (cont’d) CONNECTION If the BT1200 and the mobile phone are disconnected, the connection may be restored by the following: 1. If the BT1200 has been switched off, turn on power and the connection will be restored automatically if set as a trusted device on your mobile phone. 2. If the mobile phone has been switched off, turn on the mobile phone and restore the connection either through the phone’s menu or by pressing the Multi-Function Button [MFB] once. 3. If the BT1200 and phone are out of range, make sure the devices are within working range (30Feet / 10Meters) and press the Multi-Function Button [MFB] once. Note: Once the connection is successful the BT1200 will announce “Phone is ready for use,” and the blue LED will flash once every 3 seconds. This is known as “STANDBY MODE”. DISCONNECTION If the BT1200 needs to be disconnected from the phone connection (Example: To connect your phone to another device) the phone may be disconnected using any of the following: 1. Turn off the BT1200 or vehicle. 2. Disconnect the BT1200 using the phone’s Bluetooth menu. Note: Once disconnect is successful the BT1200 will announce “Disconnect complete.” The BT1200 will automatically shut off after being disconnected from a paired device for more than 10 minutes. PLACING CALLS You can initiate calls from your mobile phone, or directly from your BT1200 Car kit using voice dialing commands (if this feature is supported by your mobile phone) Making calls using voice dialing: If your mobile handset is voice dialing enabled, press and hold the “FWD [Right directional symbol]” button on the controller for 3 seconds. You hear a beep, say the voice tag. IMPORTANT: Please make sure to record voice tag into the mobile handset before using voice dialing function. This function is only applicable to mobile handsets with Bluetooth Hands-Free Profile AND Voice Dialing capability. Voice dialing TAGS are stored on your phone and NOT by the BT1200 system. Functionality varies depending on the mobile handset models you have. Please refer to your mobile handset user guide for additional information. Scosche highly recommends using the voice dial feature (if your phone is equipped) to reduce handset use while driving. In some states handset usage while driving is illegal. (Check your local or state motor vehicle code) CALLING FROM YOUR MOBILE PHONE Dial directly from your mobile phone. The call is automatically connected to the BT1200 handsfree kit. RECEIVING CALLS Upon an incoming call, you will hear the caller ID information announced through your car stereo system: ”Call from (Name or Digits)”; press the “FWD [Right directional symbol]” button on the Car kit to answer the call. ENDING CALLS During the call, press the “BACK [Left directional symbol]” button end the call. You will hear the BT1200 system announce: ”End call”. REJECTING CALLS Upon an incoming call, press the “BACK [Left directional symbol]” button to reject the call and send to your phone’s voicemail. The BT1200 system will announce: ”Reject call successful”. LAST NUMBER RE-DIALING Press the Multi-Function Button [MFB] twice to redial the last number; The BT1200 system will announce: “Redialing”. OPERATION (cont’d) ADJUSTING CURRENT CALL VOLUME To increase the volume during the call, press the “+” button to increase volume by one level, repeat this procedure until you have reached the desired level. To decrease the volume during the call, Press “-” button to decrease the volume by one level, repeat this procedure until you have reached the desired level. MUTE MICROPHONE During a call, press and hold the “BACK [Left directional symbol]” button for 3 seconds to mute the microphone. Press and hold the “BACK [Left directional symbol]” button AGAIN for 3 seconds to turn the MIC back ON. ANSWER or REJECT SECOND CALLS To answer a second incoming call: During a call, when another call occurs, short press the “FWD” [Right directional symbol] button to pick up the call and the first call will be placed on hold. To reject a second incoming call: During a call, when another call occurs, short press the “BACK [Left directional symbol]” button to reject the call and send it to your phone’s voicemail. SWAPPING CALLS During a Three-way call (you and two others), press the “FWD” [Right directional symbol] for 3secs to swap the call During a Three-way call, short press the “BACK [Left directional symbol]” button to end the current call and another call will be active automatically TRANSFERRING CALLS Handsfree kit to Mobile Phone: During a call, press the Multi-Function Button [MFB] twice, and the call is routed to your mobile phone. Mobile Phone to Handsfree kit: Press the “Multi-Function Button [MFB]” button once to route the call to the BT1200 handsfree kit. TEXT-TO-SPEECH (Voice Announce) LANGUAGE While NOT on a phone call, press and hold the “+” button for 3 seconds and the Handsfree kit announces “Select Language”. Repeat the process to select the desired language in the following order of English, French, Italian, German and Spanish. ADJUSTING TEXT-TO-SPEECH (Voice Announce) VOLUME To increase the volume (Not during a phone call), Press the “+” button to increase Text-ToSpeech voice volume you will hear “Activated“. To decrease the volume press the “-” button to decrease Text-To-Speech voice volume you will e hear “Activated “. The word “Activated” means nothing. It is just an announcement provided to determine the volume output. TURNING ON/OFF TEXT-TO-SPEECH (Voice Announce) Press and hold the “+” for 6 seconds (not during a phone call). “Voice Prompt On” or “Voice Prompt Off” is announced to denote the current status. TRANSFERRING MOBILE PHONEBOOK TO HANDSFREE KIT Make sure to have your phone connected to the BT1200 system before this operation. 1. Press the “-” button for 3 seconds and the Blue LED light indicator comes on. The BT1200 system will announce ” Loading phonebook. Please wait”, when it begins to receive phonebook information from your phone. 2. I can take some time to load your phones contacts. During the process the BT1200 will announce: “Please wait” every 30 seconds. 3. When the process is completed, the BT1200 systems announces “Contacts Saved” and states the number of contacts received from your mobile phone memory or SIM memory. OPERATION (cont’d) IMPORTANT PHONEBOOK NOTES: The BT1200 can store up to 1000 contacts ONLY. When/if the memory is full, the system will announce: ”Phonebook is full”. If there is a failure during the process, the car kit will announce: ”Loading phonebook failed”. Please check your phone to find out if it has phonebook support or the ability to allow your contacts to be “pulled” from another Bluetooth device. The BT1200 system may NOT be compatible with your particular phonebook due to the wide range of contact and object profiles available in today’s mobile device market. DELETE CURRENT PHONEBOOK The BT1200 does NOT support multiple phonebooks from more than one mobile phone. You may therefore choose to delete the current phonebook so that another mobile phone’s can connected to upload its phonebook. To Remove Phonebook Entries (not during a phone call), press “-” buttons for 6 seconds. The system will announce: “Phonebook Deleted”. Entire phonebook memory in the BT1200 will be deleted. RESTORE FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS To restore your Car kit to its original settings, press and hold “V-” button for 10 seconds until the blue LED light indication flashes rapidly. the Car kit will power off automatically. This process is complete when Car kit announces “Set Factory Default Complete”. LISTENING TO MUSIC WIRELESS MUSIC (With supported A2DP/AVRCP devices) Listen to music from your mobile phone and/or other Bluetooth device is easy using the BT1200. Read the following notes to become more familiar with how your BT1200 system integrates between wireless music and phone operation. 3.5MM AUX INPUT You can also listen to music via a wired connection from any portable device that has a standard 3.5mm headphone jack. (3.5mm cable is not included with BT1200) Note that a cable must be run from the BT1200 electronics box to a conveniently accessible location in your vehicle. A2DP/AVRCP NOTES: If your phone is paired to the BT1200 and supports BOTH Hands free HFP and Streaming Audio A2DP then playing music and handling call should operate seamlessly. If you choose to have a second separate A2DP device transmit audio to the BT1200, it must be paired separately. In the case of a second device for wireless audio, make sure your phone is not currently paired to the BT1200’s A2DP profile otherwise you will not hear music from the secondary device. CALLS DURING MUSIC To answer an incoming call while the music is playing press the “FWD” [Right directional symbol] to answer. Music is muted until you end the call. PLAY/PAUSE MUSIC Press the Multi-Function Button [MFB] to Play or Pause music playing TRACK FF/RR To track Forward Press the “FWD” [Right directional symbol] button to the next track (or tracks). To track Backward Press the “BACK” [Left directional symbol] button to the previous track (or tracks). ADJUSTING MUSIC VOLUME To increase volume (during music play), Press the “+” button to increase until desired level. To decrease volume (during music play), Press the “-” button to decrease until desired level. 10 LISTENING TO MUSIC (cont’d) LISTENING TO MUSIC FROM EXTERNAL AUDIO DEVICE Connect the 3.5mm jack to your audio device and the BT1200 electronics box. Press and hold “BACK” [Left directional button] for 3 seconds to switch on “Line in” function. A Red LED will illuminate from the BT1200 controller indicating that it’s in “Line in” mode. If you receive an incoming call while listening to the Line in source, press the “FWD [Right directional symbol]” to answer the call. Music is muted until you end the call. Press and hold the “BACK” [Left directional symbol] button 3 seconds again to switch off Line in function. The Red LED will turn off. WIRELESS MUSIC (With supported A2DP/AVRCP devices) Listen to music from your mobile phone and/or other Bluetooth device is easy using the BT1200. Read the following notes to become more familiar with how your BT1200 system integrates between wireless music and phone operation. 3.5MM AUX INPUT You can also listen to music via a wired connection from any portable device that has a standard 3.5mm headphone jack. (3.5mm cable is not included with BT1200) Note that a cable must be run from the BT1200 electronics box to a conveniently accessible location in your vehicle. A2DP/AVRCP NOTES: If your phone is paired to the BT1200 and supports BOTH Hands free HFP and Streaming Audio A2DP then playing music and handling call should operate seamlessly. If you choose to have a second separate A2DP device transmit audio to the BT1200, it must be paired separately. In the case of a second device for wireless audio, make sure your phone is not currently paired to the BT1200’s A2DP profile otherwise you will not hear music from the secondary device. CALLS DURING MUSIC To answer an incoming call while the music is playing press the “FWD” [Right directional symbol] to answer. Music is muted until you end the call. PLAY/PAUSE MUSIC Press the Multi-Function Button [MFB] to Play or Pause music playing. TRACK FF/RR To track Forward Press the “FWD” [Right directional symbol] button to the next track (or tracks). To track Backward Press the “BACK” [Left directional symbol] button to the previous track (or tracks). ADJUSTING MUSIC VOLUME To increase volume (during music play), Press the “+” button to increase until desired level. To decrease volume (during music play), Press the “-” button to decrease until desired level. 11 This Category II radio communication device complies with Industry Canada Standard RSS-310 for RX Siren. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules and RSS-210 for TX remote control. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. End user must follow the specific operating instructions for satisfying RF exposure compliance. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. To comply with FCC RF exposure requirements, the device and the antenna for this device must be installed to ensure a minimum separation distance of 20 cm or more from a person's body. Other operating configurations should be avoided. FCC STATEMENT This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Any changes or modification not expressly approved by the party responsible could void the user’s authority to operate the device. FCC ID: IKQBT1200 changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. LIMITED WARRANTY Scosche Industries Inc. warrants this product to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of 90 days from purchase. This Scosche product is sold with the understanding that the purchaser has independently determined the suitability of this product. This warranty is offered to the original purchaser of the product only. This warranty does not cover the product if physically damaged, subject to negligence or misuse, abuse, alteration, accident, or an act of GOD. This warranty does not apply to product which has water or physically damaged by accident or which has been misused, disassembled or altered. The original dated sales slip or proof of purchase will establish warranty eligibility. If the product should prove defective within the warranty period, return the product with proof of purchase to Scosche Industries Inc. Scosche, at its option, will replace or repair the product free of charge and return the product postage paid. In no event shall Scosche Industries, Inc. be responsible for claims beyond the replacement value of the defective product, or in any way be liable or responsible for consequential or incidental damages. No express warranties and no implied warranties, whether for fitness or any particular use or otherwise, except as set forth above (which is made expressly in lieu of all other warranties) shall apply to products sold by Scosche. Scosche Industries cannot be held responsible for discrepancies/inconsistencies that may occur due to automotive manufacturing changes or option. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. To comply with FCC RF exposure requirements, the device and the antenna for this device must be installed to ensure a minimum separation distance of 20 cm or more from a person's body. Other operating configurations should be avoided. 12
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