User manual MOTOROLA BLUETOOTH WIRELESS HANDS FREE CAR KIT

[. . . ] TM Bluetooth Wireless Hands Free Car Kit User's Guide > Welcome Welcome to Motorola's "connected" world of BluetoothTM personal area wireless networking. The Motorola Bluetooth Wireless Hands Free Car Kit makes wireless connection simple and quick. The advanced, sophisticated Motorola Bluetooth Wireless Hands Free Car Kit offers these features: · seamless, wireless hands-free audio through Bluetooth link · digital audio interface with high quality, full-duplex, hands free speech · Voice Recognition · voice user interface · entertainment mute--automatically mutes radio during calls · noise reduction and acoustic echo cancellation · automatic volume control · Ignition sense--continue an active call after car is turned off · compliance with Bluetooth Headset v1. 1 and Bluetooth Hands Free 0. 96 profile Note: There may be differences between the performances of the Bluetooth headset profile and the Bluetooth Hands Free profile. See the "Using Your Car Kit" chapter for details. 1 Personal Communications Sector 600 North U. S. [. . . ] Park the vehicle in a quiet environment (windows rolled up, radio off). Using Your Car Kit 12 · Do not try to record a number while a passenger is talking to you. · Direct your voice directly toward the microphone. · Speak in your normal tone and inflection. The Voice Recognition will match the word exactly as you have spoken it in record mode. · Use words with multiple syllables to help the Voice Recognition differentiate names. H # 3 # Delete / Browse Used to delete one or more recorded names or the Voice Recognition key word. When you select this mode, you enter the Voice Recognition phone book. If you speak a name when you enter the phone book, the list of entries is sorted from that name onward. You can browse through the phone book to verify or delete entries. · To scroll through the phone book, press # or *. · To delete a selected name, press 9. H # 9 # Delete List Used to delete all phone book entries as well as the key word. · To delete the full list of phone book entries, press 9. · To exit this mode, press any key except 9, #, and *. H # 4 # AGC Mode AGC (Automatic Gain Control) Mode enables the car kit to automatically adjust for changes in surrounding background noise. The default setting for this mode is Off. Press # 4 # to toggle this mode On and Off. Placing a Call with the Car Kit You can place a call with the car kit in these ways: · dial a number from the phone · use voice activation See "Making a Call with the Car Kit's Internal Voice Recognition" on page 13. In both cases, you must first link your car kit and phone as described in "Linking Your Car Kit and Phone" on page 8. When connected, the call is hands free. Making a Call with the Car Kit's Internal Voice Recognition Before you can use your car kit's Voice Recognition, you must: · Record voice names for phone book entries on your car kit--See "H # 8 # Record Name" on page 12. · Activate Voice Recognition Mode--See "Turning on Voice Recognition Mode" below. Turning on Voice Recognition Mode By default, the car kit's Voice Recognition is disabled. It is turned on the first time you enter Training Mode and record a name. You can then selectively disable it and enable it again, depending on whether you want to use Voice Recognition on the car kit or on your phone. [. . . ] IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE GIVEN ONLY IF SPECIFICALLY REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE LAW. OTHERWISE THEY ARE SPECIFICALLY EXCLUDED. IN NO EVENT SHALL MOTOROLA BE LIABLE FOR DAMAGES IN EXCESS OF THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE 20 ACCESSORY, OR FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE PRODUCT, TO THE FULL EXTENT THESE DAMAGES MAY BE DISCLAIMED BY LAW. VI. Patent and Software Provisions Motorola will defend at its own expense, any suit brought against you to the extent that it is based on a claim that the Products infringe a United States patent. [. . . ]