User manual ADURO 4

[. . . ] 8 cl ic 9 1 2 3 4 5 10 11 English Before you begin About this guide In order to limit our paper consumption, and as part of our environmentally friendly and responsible approach, Parrot prefers to put user documents online rather than print them out. This simplified guide to the Parrot MKi9100 is there fore limited to providing you with the main instructions that will make it easy for you to use the device. More information can be found on the Support & Downloads section of our website, www. Software updates Download the latest update for free (and check the update procedure) on our website www. [. . . ] From your phone, search for Bluetooth peripherals. Refer to your phone user guide for more information. > You are prompted to enter a PIN code. Enter «0 0 0 0» on your phone. > «Pairing successful» is displayed on the screen of the Parrot MKi9100. > Once your phone is paired to the Parrot MKi9100, the connection between both devices will be automatically established each time you enter 16 English your vehicle if your screen is plugged in. Synchronising the phonebook •  With some Bluetooth phones, the phonebook is automatically synchronized in the kit’s memory. Only the contacts stored in the phone memory are synchronized. €  If your phone doesn’t support automatic synchronization, you can also use the Object Push function of your phone to send contacts from your mobile to the car kit via Bluetooth. > The kit says « Waiting for contact ». Refer to your phones’ user guide for more information about sending contacts via Object Push. English 17 •  Hold down the green key of the Parrot MKi9100 for two seconds to redial the last dialled number. Using the Parrot MKi9100 while on a call Music •  Use the iPod, USB or Jack connectors to connect the Parrot MKi9100 to your iPod / USB stick / audio player. €  You can also use the Parrot MKi9100 to listen to songs stored on your mobile phone / PDA / smartphone. Your mobile phone must support the Bluetooth® A2DP profile. €  To change the music source, press the jog wheel to access the source menu and select it in the following order : -- iPod (or iPhone) ; -- USB (MP3 player / USB flash drive) ; -- Audio Bluetooth (audio player supporting A2DPprofile connected via Bluetooth) ; -- Line In (analogue audio player). While playing a song, press the red button to get to main menu. While navigating through the menus, press the Play button to get to the Now Playing screen. •  There is no restriction in terms of capacity of USB stick. Only MP3 (Mpeg 1 Layer3) or WMA formats are supported. €  Use the jog wheel during a call to adjust the communication volume. The volume setting is saved for subsequent calls. [. . . ] However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: —Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. €Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. €Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. [. . . ]