User manual PARROT ASTEROID CLASSIC

[. . . ] Parrot denies any liability should you choose not to respect this warning. Use the Parrot ASTEROID Classic with a reasonable volume level so that you can hear all external noises while driving. The Parrot ASTEROID Classic includes NdFeB magnets which can damage objects sensitive to magnetic fields (pacemakers, credit cards, mechanical clocks…). Steering wheel control interface A steering wheel control interface can be used to connect your vehicle’s steering wheel controls to your Parrot car stereo. With this interface, you will be able to make phone calls via the steering wheel controls while keeping your hands on the wheel. [. . . ] Only MP3 (Mpeg 1 Layer3), AAC or WMA formats are supported. Remove the Parrot ASTEROID Classic faceplate. Insert the SD card into the appropriate slot with the contact surface facing down. Press the button until the SD source is selected. 5. If the tags of your audio files are correctly defined, select one of the classification features (artist, album, songs, genres, playlist) and press the jog wheel. If the tags of your audio files are not defined, select Directories or Flat directories. N ote : To browse m ore easily through the content of your SD card, press the and select the first letter of the artist / album / track you want to hear. button Music 23 Analogue audio player Compatibility Use a Jack / Jack cable to connect an analogue audio player (ex CD player) to the Parrot ASTEROID Classic. Connect the audio player using the Jack connector. Press the button until the Line in source is selected. 3. Start playing a song on your audio player. Deactivating the Line in source Every audio player is only displayed in the source menu only if it is connected to the Parrot ASTEROID Classic except the Line in source. To hide the Line in source and avoid a useless step while selecting your audio source: 1. Wait approximately 30 seconds until the connection is established. button and browse the menus while the connection is being Connection via Bluetooth If you have a telephone that supports the Bluetooth profile, DUN (Dial-Up Networking) or PAN (Personal Area Network), the Bluetooth connecting your telephone to the Parrot ASTEROID Classic will allow for sharing of the telephone's 3G connection. Connect your telephone to the Parrot ASTEROID Classic via Bluetooth. On the Parrot ASTEROID Classic, select Settings > Network > Bluetooth > Configuration. Select your APN (Access Point Name) from the suggested list, then check Select . Allow connection sharing on your telephone. This procedure will vary according to your telephone model. Please refer to the compatibility page of the Parrot ASTEROID Classic for more information. Connexion via USB If your phone supports 3G connection sharing via USB, connect your phone to the Parrot ASTEROID Classic using the USB cable/micro-USB provided with your phone. Internet 27 1. Make sure that your phone’s keypad is unlocked, then connect the phone to the Parrot ASTEROID Classic using the USB cable/micro-USB provided with your phone. You can also connect the phone using the USB extension cable provided with the Parrot ASTEROID Classic. [. . . ] Reboot your iPod / iPhone before connecting it to the Parrot ASTEROID Classic. To reboot your iPod / iPhone (this procedure will not erase any of your data) : - iPod: press Menu and the centre button simultaneously until the iPod reboots. - iPhone: Press the On/Off button and the Home button simultaneously until the iPhone reboots. Do not touch the screen when the message “Slide to shutdown” appears. [. . . ]