Seecode Technology and KG WHEELV3 Handsfree Car Kit for your steering wheel User Manual 7 15 V2
Seecode Technology Ltd. & Co. KG Handsfree Car Kit for your steering wheel 7 15 V2
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ENGLISH The SeecodeWheel should only be used in such ways, that you still have a good view of your speedometer. The SeecodeWheel can be mounted at the top of the bottom of your wheel. Therefore the display can be inverted over the menu. Content Preface ................................................................................ 3 1.1 Informations about this manual ..................................... 3 1.2 warnings ....................................................................... 3 1.3 corporate veil ................................................................ 4 1.4 copyright protection ....................................................... 4 safety................................................................................... 5 2.1 intented usage .............................................................. 5 2.2 general warnings........................................................... 6 transport and packing .......................................................... 6 3.1 warnings ....................................................................... 6 3.2 accessoires and transport inspection ............................ 6 3.3 disposal of the packing ................................................. 6 configuration and function ................................................... 7 4.1 general .......................................................................... 7 4.2 characteristics of the SeecodeWheel ............................ 7 4.3 the device ..................................................................... 8 4.4 keys and functions ........................................................ 9 4.5 LCD display and indicators ......................................... 10 getting started ................................................................... 11 5.1 installing the SeecodeWheel ....................................... 11 5.2 charging the battery .................................................... 12 5.2.1 releasing the battery ......................................... 12 5.2.2 inserting the battery .......................................... 12 5.2.3 disposal of the battery ....................................... 12 5.3 turning on the SeecodeWheel ..................................... 12 5.4 pairing / connecting the SeecodeWheel ...................... 13 5.4.1 First time pairing ............................................... 13 5.4.2 connecting the SeecodeWheel ......................... 13 5.5 setting up the SeecodeWheel ..................................... 13 5.5.1 contrast ............................................................. 13 5.5.2 inverse display .................................................. 14 5.5.3 setting the volume ............................................. 14 5.5.4 setting the ring tone volume .............................. 14 5.6 turning off the SeecodeWheel ..................................... 14 ENGLISH phonebook ........................................................................ 15 6.1 synchronize the phonebook ........................................ 15 6.1.1 AT command .................................................... 15 6.1.2 OPP (Object Push Profile) ................................ 15 6.1.3 deleting the phonebook..................................... 16 6.2 speed dialing ............................................................... 16 7 making calls ...................................................................... 17 7.1 warnings ..................................................................... 17 7.2 making calls from the phonebook ............................... 17 7.3 receiving calls ............................................................. 17 7.4 making calls from call register / last dialed number..... 18 7.5 speed dialing ............................................................... 18 7.6 caller ID display........................................................... 18 7.7 rejecting calls .............................................................. 18 7.8 voicedial ...................................................................... 18 7.9 options during a call .................................................... 19 7.9.1 call waiting ........................................................ 19 7.9.2 call transfer between mobile phone and wheel during a conversation ........................................... 19 7.9.3 mic gain control and mute ................................. 19 7.9.4 DTMF ................................................................ 19 8 Other functions of the WHEEL V3 ................................20-20 9 cleaning and caretaking .................................................... 23 9.1 cleaning- and safetyhints ............................................ 23 10 trouble shooting ................................................................. 24 10.1 warnings ..................................................................... 24 10.2 trouble shooting .....................................................24-25 11 disposal ............................................................................. 26 12 Seecode wide angle len .................................................... 27 13 warranty ............................................................................ 28 14 specifications ..................................................................... 29 ENGLISH 1 preface Please read this manual carefully to familiarized with your SeecodeWheel and be able to use its functions properly. 1.1 informations about this manual This manual is part of the SeecodeWheel (called unit in the following) and gives you important hints for the setting up, usage and caretaking of the unit. Please give the manual together with the unit to the subsequent owner if you sell the unit. 1.2 warnings In this manual the following warnings will be used: A warning of this class classify a probably dangerous situation. If you don’t avoid such situation, serious injuries can be the result. ► Follow these warnings to avoid injuries to peoples. A warning of this class classify a possible damage to property. If you don’t avoid such situations damage to property can be the resulted. ► Follow these warnings to avoid damage to property. A note classify additional Tips that can make the usage of the unit easier. ENGLISH 2 safety In this chapter you will receive important safety tips for the usage of the unit. The unit fulfils all relevant safety regulations. 2.1 Intended usage The unit is made for the usage as handsfree unit in the car. Any other usages will be not intended usages. We cannot be held liable for any defects resulting of improper usages. 2.2 General warnings Please take care of the following points for a safe usage: ► Control the unit before usage for visible damages. Don’t use a damaged unit. ► Repair must be made from qualified technicians who are qualified by us. ► If a repair during the warranty period is not made by an authorized technician all warranty claims will be null and void ► Defective accessories must be exchanged with original ones approved by us. Only these parts fulfil all relevant safety regulations. ENGLISH 3 transport and packing In this chapter you will receive important tips for the transport and packing of the unit. Please follow this Tips to avoid dangers and damages. 3.1 warnings ► Packing materials are not allowed for usage as play toys There is the risk of suffocation 3.2 accessoires and transport inspection provided accessoires are : • handsfree unit SeecodeWheel • Torx-screwdriver • cap for the mountingscrew • car charger • wide angle lens with holder • user manual ► Check the package for its completeness and visible damages.. 3.3 Disposal of the packing The packing shield the unit from damages during transport. The packing materials are made of ecological materials and are fully recyclable. Recycling helps to support avoiding unnecessary trash. Please dispose the packing at the collection point for the recycle system »Grüner Punkt«. ► Please store the packing during the warranty period, so that you can send it to us in the original packing in case of warranty. ENGLISH 4 configuration and functions In this chapter you will receive important tips for the configuration and usage of the unit. Please follow these Tips to avoid dangers and damages. 4.1 general The SeecodeWheel is a handsfree unit for cars, which will be installed easily at the steering wheel. The unit will connect to a mobile phone over BluetoothTM . Phone numbers can be transferred from the mobile phone to the SeecodeWheel. 4.2 characteristics of the SeecodeWheel • phonebook transfer over OPP (Object-Push-Profile) or AT-commandos • phonebook memory for up to 600 numbers • caller ID function for number or name (if stored in the phonebook of the SeecodeWheel) • displays mobile phone signal strength • DSP-Technology for echo cancellation and noise reduction • Microphone gain control • Speed dial • digital volume control • dot matrix LCD (liquid crystal display) • call register • voice dial • screen contrast adjustable • battery indicator • software upgradeable • detachable battery • universal USB charging ENGLISH 4.3 the device ENGLISH 4.4 keys and functions (red) (green) receive calls end calls voice dial reject calls call transfer no (in menu) yes (in menu) power on / off (press for 2 seconds) Bluetooth link connection volume + volume - upwards (in menu) downwards (in menu) leftwards (in menu) rightwards (in menu) microphone gain + microphone gain - - LCD contrast - inverse display - speed dial speed dial (5 slots) A/T call transfer between mobile phone and SeecodeWheel MIC ON/OFF microphone mute ENGLISH 4.5 LCD display indicators Symbols at the LCD welcome screen SEECODEE BT pairing mode BT pairing successful BT search mode (blinking) SEECODE BT disconnected Í DAVID outgoing call Î DAVID incoming call missed call DAVID menu reception signal strength indicator (for the paired mobile phone) battery indicator (for the SeecodeWheel) call transfer to mobile phone line switching with two calls voicedial Call Register call register volume indicator AT command „inquire“ AT command „transfer in progress“ AT command „transfer ready“ OPP phonebook transfer in progress BT = Bluetooth TM 10 ENGLISH 5 Getting started In this chapter you will receive important tips to get started using the unit. Please follow these tips to avoid dangers and damages. 5.1 Installing the SeecodeWheel The SeecodeWheel must be mounted in such a way that you still have clear sight of your speedometer. The SeecodeWheel can be mounted in the upper or lower part of the steering wheel therefore the display can be inverted in the menu of he unit. Before you install the SeecodeWheel : ► Turn off the engine of your car. ► The steering wheel lock must be open. ► Fasten the handbrake. • Take all accessories out of the packing. • Line up your steering wheel. • Loosen the screw at the bottom of the unit with the screwdriver until you can slip the clamp on your steering wheel from its backside. • Position the unit in the correct position, then tighten the clamp by turning the screw carefully clockwise. Don’t over tighten the screw, this may break the clamp, which will not be covered by the warranty! • Cover the screw with the provided screw cap The wide angle lens provided with the unit allow the sight at your speedometer when it will normally be blocked and can be mounted optionally. • Put the lens in the holder and then put the holder with the lens at the backside of the unit. The two claps must latch in the cavities near the loudspeakers. 11 ENGLISH 5.2 Charging the battery Please charge the battery for at least 5 hours before the first usage to prolong the battery life. 5.2.1 releasing the battery 1. Push the two security locks inward to unlock the battery and pull it out.. 2. Connect the Mini USB part of the car charger with the charging port at the side of the battery. 3. Connect the car charger with the cigarette lighter port. The charging LED of the battery will be red during charging and will go off when the battery is fully charged. The SeecodeWheel can also be charged with a standard Mini USB charging/data cable (not included) through the USB port of a PC or Laptop. 5.2.2 inserting the battery 1. Push the battery slot in the battery compartment. 2. The red label with “Frontside” on it must be facing you. 3. Push the two security locks outwards to secure the battery. 5.2.3 disposal of the battery Dispose the battery according to the local regulations of your country. Do not dispose as household waste. 5.3 turning on the SeecodeWheel Press for two seconds. You will see a welcome note SEECODE , afterwards SEECODE will indicate on the display when there is no connection If you have paired your mobile phone in advance, press , once to activate the auto search mode. If there is no BT connection for over 5 minutes, the unit will automatically switch off completely to save power. 12 ENGLISH 5.4 Pairing / connecting the SeecodeWheel Before pairing please make sure, that the Bluetooth mode on your mobile phone is activated. For more details about how to add Bluetooth devices to your mobile phone, please check its operation manual. 5.4.1 first time pairing 1. Enter pairing mode by pressing for two seconds until you see READY PAIRING shown in the display. 2. Use your mobile phone to search for Bluetooth devices. 3. After he unit have been found by your mobile phone a register ID will be shown on its display. The ID of the unit is SEECODE. 4. Your mobile phone will request a pass code, please enter "0000”. 5. The screen will display was successful to indicate, that the pairing 5.4.2 connecting the wheel After pairing you can connect the unit either using your mobile phone or by pressing at the SeecodeWheel once. Please make sure Bluetooth have been activated on the mobile phone before pressing Once the connection have been established you will hear a short tone signal and the mobile phones Bluetooth ID will be displayed at the display, for example : 5.5 setting up the SeecodeWheel Setup function is only available when the SeecodeWheel is connected to a mobile phone. 5.5.1 contrast 1. Press 2. Scroll in the menu with Contrast. 3. Press and to enter. 4. Select the wanted contrast level with are 10 levels which can be selected. 5. press until you see LCD to save setting 13 and , there ENGLISH 5.5.2 inverse display 1. Press 2. Scroll in the menu with screen. 3. Press and until you inverse to invert the display. 5.5.3 volume Adjust the volume during a call with and 5.5.4 ring tone volume and Adjust the ring tone volume with phone is connected but no call is active. 5.6 turning off the SeecodeWheel Press for three seconds. 14 .when mobile ENGLISH 6 phonebook 6.1 phonebook transfer Phonebook contents from the mobile phone can be transferred to the SeecodeWheel through AT command or OPP ( Object Push Profile) . Not all mobile phones supports above features. 6.1.1 AT command To transfer the phonebook to the unit through AT command: 1. Connect the mobile phone with the SeecodeWheel. 2. Press 3. Scroll in the menu with PHONEBOOK. and until you see 4. Press to enter phonebok transfer inquire. 5. Press to start or to cancel. While the contact transfer is in progress shown blinking at the display. After a successful transfer display. will be will be shown at the If you see no response in the display, your phone don`t support the transfer through AT command. Please try the transfer through OPP. 6.1.2 OPP (Object Push Profile) The unit supports single contact or group contacts transfer via OPP function. For detail operating procedures, please refer to your mobile phones user manual. To transfer the phonebook to the unit through OPP : 1. Disconnect BT connection from SeecodeWheel setting. 2. Do the proper setting on the mobile phone for transfering the contacts by Bluetooth from the mobile phone to the unit. 3. During the phonebook transfer will be shown in the display. 4. After successful transfer you will see “xxx records“ . The „xxx“ is a number representing the number of correct transferred numbers. 5. Connect the SeecodeWheel again to the mobile phone. 6. Access the phonebook of the unit to check if the numbers have been transferred correctly. 15 ENGLISH 6.1.3 deleting phonebook It is only possible to delete the complete phonebook, single contacts cannot be deleted. Also the speed dial contents will be deleted with this function. To delete the phonebook: 1. Press 2. Scroll in the menu with Phonebook. and until you see Del 3. Press 4. The display will show Are you sure? 5. Press 6.2 to proceed or to cancel. speed dial In order to setup speed dial, you must have transferred your contacts to he SeecodeWheel. To setup speed dial: 1. Press 2. Scroll in the menu with Dialing. and until you see Speed 3. Press 4. Select the desired slot with and when you reach the desired slot. 5. Press 6. Select the number for this slot from the phonebook. 7. Press to proceed or For easy setting, press 4 -7. 16 to cancel. in standby mode and follow points ENGLISH 7 making calls In this chapter you will receive important tips for the usage of the unit. Please follow his tips to avoid dangers and damages. 7.1 warnings Always keep your attention at driving, also when you are making calls with the SeecodeWheel.. Calls can be made either through the mobile phone or the wheel. 7.2 making calls from the phonebook 1. Press 2. Scroll in the menu with Phonebook. 3. Press and until you see , to open the phonebook. 4. Select the starting letter of the wanted contact with and press , to search the contact. and 5. Search in the contacts with the same starting letter with or 6. Press , to make the call to the selected contact. Some mobile phones are able to register multiple phone numbers under the same contact. The phonebook of the unit will distinguish the different numbers by a suffix M (Mobile), H (Home) or O (Office) at the callers name. 7.3 Receiving calls Calls can be received either through the mobile phone or the unit. To accept a call with the SeecodeWheel press 17 ENGLISH 7.4 making calls from call register / last number redial 1. Press 2. Scroll in the register with desired number. 3. Press and until you see he to make the call. For incoming, outgoing or missed calls indicator please refer to the table LCD Indicators. 7.5 speed dial 1. Press 2. Scroll in the list with number. 3. Press 7.6 and .until you see the desired , to make the call. Caller ID display Caller ID will be displayed in three ways: 1. By name To display the callers name the name must be stored in the phonebook of the SeecodeWheel . 2. By phone number If the caller is not stored in the phonebook, only the phonenumber will be shown. 3. Withheld number If the caller withheld his number “withheld” will be shown in the display. 7.7 rejecting calls Press 7.8 to reject a call. voice dial To use this function you must have stored voice tags in your mobile phone, as the voice tags will be used from the mobile phone. To start voice dial: Press for two seconds. Speak the desired name (voice tag) after the tone. If failed to recognize, you will hear a deep tone twice, press and repeat above procedure. 18 ENGLISH 7.9 options during a call 7.9.1 call waiting call waiting function depends on the network and may not be available everywhere. To accept a new call during a conversation: 1. Press , the second call will be taken. 2. Press , to switch between both calls. 3. Choose the desired line 4. Press to proceed. 7.9.2 call transfer between mobile phone and SeecodeWheel Press A/T, to transfer an active call from the SeecodeWheel to the mobile phone,. 7.9.3 DTMF This function is useful for calls with a speech computer system, for example banking. 1. Press for two seconds. 2. Choose the desired number with 3. Press to select the number or 19 and to cancel. ENGLISH 8 Other functions of the WHEEL V3 8.1 A2DP functions NOTE ► Devices connected to the Wheel V3 (mobile phones / media players) must also support the A2DP profile. ► A2DP is only available if only one mobile phone is connected to the Wheel V3. If a second phone is connected, A2DP is automatically deactivated. The Wheel V3 supports the A2DP profile. If there is an active connection to a media player / mobile phone, the A2DP function can be used to playback music and to control the media player remotely by means of the WHEEL V3. 8.1.1 Establishing an A2DP connection According to the features of the mobile phone, an A2DP connection to the WHEEL V3 can be established automatically when you start playing back music on the mobile phone. If there is an A2DP connection, appears on the display of the WHEEL V3. If your mobile phone does not automatically establish the connection, follow the instructions in the phone’s manual for establishing an A2DP connection before you start playing back the music. 8.1.2 A2DP functions The following functions can be used with a mobile phone that supports both A2DP and also AVRCP for controlling the phone’s music player remotely by means of the WHEEL V3: Start A2DP mode: Press Play: Press two times. Stop: Press or button to change the volume. Volume: Use the Next title: Press for two seconds. Previous title: Press for two seconds. Disconnect: Press the menu button twice. NOTE In case there is an incoming call, the music playback is interrupted. You can accept or reject the call as usual. After the end of the call, the music playback is continued automatically. 8.2 Multiconnecting The WHEEL V3 can be connected simultaneously to up to two mobile phones. 20 ENGLISH 8.2.1 Connecting additional mobile phones The WHEEL V3 can be connected to additional (already paired) mobile phones in different ways. • After the WHEEL V3 is turned on, the unit connects to max. Two mobile phones that were last connected. • Connection starting from the WHEEL V3: If there is no active connection, press . The WHEEL V3 connects to the mobile phone that was last used. Then it connects automatically to the other mobile phone that was last used. NOTE If the desired mobile phone is not the one that was last used, start the connection from the mobile phone. • Connection starting from the mobile phone. Connect the WHEEL V3 to the mobile phone as described in the phone’s manual. NOTE Each additional connection can be established only after successful connection of the first mobile phone. After all of the mobile phones have been successfully connected, the first is the primary phone and the others are set to stand-by mode. The order can be changed only after the primary phone has been disconnected from the WHEEL V3. Only the name of the primary phone appears on the display of the WHEEL V3. Outgoing calls via the WHEEL V3, such as redial or voice dial, are performed only with the primary phone. Outgoing calls from all of the mobile phones are performed via the WHEEL V3 just as normally as in the case of a single connection. 8.2.2 Voice functions In the case of a simultaneous connection with two mobile phones: • If only one device receives a call, the call can be accepted completely normally via the WHEEL V3. • If two devices receive calls at the same time, the WHEEL V3 can accept only the call that reached it first. In this case, all of the operating options of the WHEEL V3 only apply to the call that was received first. After the end of the first call, press , in order to hand the second call over to the WHEEL V3, otherwise the call remains on the mobile phone. 21 ENGLISH 8.2.3 Phonebook functions in multiconnecting • The phonebook of the WHEEL V3 can store up to 400 entries for the primary phone and 200 entries for secondary phones. • Only the primary phone can transfer call numbers via the AT command; the secondary phones can transfer entries only via OPP. • If more than 200 entries are transferred from a secondary phone, the phonebook of the primary book is deleted to make room. • If less than 200 phonebook entries are transferred from a secondary phone, the register of the other secondary phone is increased accordingly. The “Delete phonebook” function of the main menu only deletes the entries stored for the primary phone. 22 ENGLISH 9 Cleaning and care taking In this chapter you will receive important tips for the cleaning and caretaking of this unit. Please follow this tip to avoid damages resulting of wrong cleaning. 9.1 cleaning- and safety hints Please take care of the following things for cleaning the unit: ► Only clean it with a soft, dry or damp cloth. ► Even if strong soiled only use a damp cloth, no wet one . ► Use only clear water, no chemical cleaning solution, as these can damage the housing of the SeecodeWheel. 23 ENGLISH 10 trouble shooting In this chapter you will receive important tips for troubleshooting, if your device is not working correctly. Please follow these tips to avoid dangers and damages. 10.1 warnings ► Repairs at electronical units must be made only by authorized technical support service. ► Don’t try to open the unit by yourself, there are no parts that can be repaired by yourself. 10.2 trouble shooting phone status is not showing: This function is not supported by all mobile phones No pairing possible: • Turn the unit off / on and try it again. • Please make sure that the unit is in pairing mode. Loudspeaker volume too low: Please increase the volume on the mobile phone during an active call.. Voice too low to be heard from the person who is talking to the wheel user: Try the following Steps during an active call: • Adjust the Mic gain at the SeecodeWheel to high or • the person who is talking to the wheel user adjust his/her mobile phone volume to maximum.. Dialled number cannot be found in the call register: Numbers dialled directly with the mobile phone cannot be stored in the call register of the SeecodeWheel. 24 ENGLISH Problems with some phones: Nokia 6130: After a call has been held and one call closed the held call cannot be “un-held” from the SeecodeWheel. Most Nokia models: When the SeecodeWheel transfer a call to the mobile phone the mobile phone will be disconnected. To reconnect simply press the call button instead of A/T . LG KG800: When the connection to the SeecodeWheel is initiated from the mobile phone it only supports Headsetprofile, then not all functions will be supported. If the connection is initiated from the SeecodeWheel it will support Handsfree profile and all functions are available. Samsung EB70, GSOO: Call transfer must be confirmed on the phone Samsung G600: This phone doesn’t support call waiting 25 ENGLISH 11 Disposal In this chapter you will receive important tips for the correct disposal of the unit. Electronically units often contain valuable materials, however they also contain hazardous materials. Don’t dispose your electronics in the household-waste. ► Check with your local authority about the regulations in your country regarding the disposal of electronically waste. ► Keep electronically waste safe and out of reach of children. 26 ENGLISH 12 Seecode Wheel with Wide Angle Len 27 ENGLISH 13 warranty For this unit we will give 24 month warranty period, starting from the date of sale to the end user. Defectives will not be covered by warranty if resulting from :Non-observance of this manual, Improper usage, Repairs not made by us or an authorized technician, Technical modifications, Usage of not approved accessories and mechanical damages. Within the warranty period we will repair or exchange defective units. Before sending back defective units to us, please contact us to make sure, that the defect is qualified as a warranty defect. .Without sales receipt the unit shall fall outside the warranty period. 28
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