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Phone

4

.

4-1. Phone operation (Hands-free

system for mobile phones)

Phone screen .....................42

Some basics.......................43

Calling on the Bluetooth^®

phone ...............................46

4

Receiving on the Bluetooth^®

phone ...............................48

Talking on the Bluetooth^®

phone ...............................49

Bluetooth^®phone message

function.............................50

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4-1.Phone operation (Hands-free system for mobile phones)

Setting up a phone

Phone screen

The following function can be made

in the system:

Phone screen operation

®

The phone screen can be accessed

with the following methods:

 Setting the Bluetooth

phone/device: P.24

 Press the

button, and then

select “Phone”.

 Press the

button.

Phone operation

The following functions can be

used on phone operation:

®

 Registering a Bluetooth

phone/device: P.19

®

 Calling on the Bluetooth phone:

P.46

®

 Receiving on the Bluetooth

phone: P.48

®

 Talking on the Bluetooth phone:

P.49

Message function

The following function can be used

on message function:

®

 Using the Bluetooth phone

message function: P.50

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the phone. If both parties speak at the

Some basics

same time, the other party may not

hear what has been said. (This is not

a malfunction.)

The hands-free system ena-

bles calls to be made and

received without having to take

your hands off the steering

wheel.

●

Keep call volume down. Otherwise,

the other party’s voice may be audible

outside the vehicle and voice echo

may increase. When talking on the

phone, speak clearly towards the

microphone.

This system supports

●

The other party may not hear you

clearly when:

®

Bluetooth . Bluetooth is a

wireless data system that ena-

bles mobile phones to be used

without being connected by a

cable or placed in a cradle.

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ꢀ Driving on an unpaved road. (Making

excessive traffic noise.)

ꢀ Driving at high speeds.

ꢀ Driving with a window open.

ꢀ When air from the ventilator blows

directly toward the microphone.

ꢀ The sound of the air conditioning fan

is loud.

ꢀ There is a negative effect on sound

quality due to the phone and/or net-

work being used.

The operating procedure of the

phone is explained here.

●

If your mobile phone does not support

Bluetooth^®, this system cannot func-

tion. Certain functions may not be

available depending on the type of

mobile phone.

WARNING

●

While driving, do not use a mobile

phone or connect the Bluetooth^®

phone.

●

In the following conditions, the system

may not function:

ꢀ The mobile phone is turned off.

ꢀ The current position is outside the

communication area.

This system is fitted with Bluetooth^®

antennas. People with implantable

cardiac pacemakers, cardiac resyn-

chronisation therapy-pacemakers

or implantable cardioverter

ꢀ The mobile phone is not connected.

ꢀ The mobile phone has a low battery.

defibrillators should maintain a rea-

sonable distance between them-

selves and the Bluetooth^®

antennas. The radio waves may

affect the operation of such

devices.

●

When using the hands-free function

and other Bluetooth^®functions at the

same time, the following problems

may occur:

ꢀ The Bluetooth^®connection may be

cut.

ꢀ Noise may be heard when playing

back voice with the Bluetooth^®func-

tion.

●

The other party’s voice will be heard

from the front speakers. The

audio/visual system will be muted dur-

ing phone calls or when hands-free

voice commands are used.

Talk alternately with the other party on

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wheel.

WARNING

●

Before using Bluetooth^®phones,

users of any electrical medical

device other than implantable car-

diac pacemakers, cardiac resyn-

chronisation therapy-pacemakers

or implantable cardioverter

defibrillators should consult the

manufacturer of the device for infor-

mation about its operation under

the influence of radio waves. Radio

waves could have unexpected

effects on the operation of such

medical devices.

Volume control switch

A

ꢀ Press the

volume.

side to increase the

NOTICE

ꢀ Press the

volume.

side to decrease the

●

Do not leave your mobile phone in

the vehicle. In particular, high tem-

peratures inside the vehicle may

damage the mobile phone.

Off hook switch

B

C

On hook switch

Microphone

■

Registering/Connecting a

Bluetooth^®phone

The microphone is used when talk-

ing on the phone.

To use the hands-free system for

mobile phones, it is necessary to

register a mobile phone with the

system. (P.19)

®

■

Bluetooth phone condition

display

®

The condition of the Bluetooth

phone appears on the upper right

side of the screen. (P.10)

NOTICE

●

Do not touch and put a sharp object

to the microphone. It may cause

failure.

Using the phone

switch/microphone

■

Steering switch

Voice recognition system

By pressing the phone switch, a call

can be received or ended without

taking your hands off the steering

Press this switch to operate the

voice recognition system.

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ꢀ Contact data

ꢀ Call history data

ꢀ Favourites data

ꢀ All phone settings

●

Once reset, the data and settings will

be erased. Pay close attention when

resetting the data.

 The voice recognition system

and its list of commands can be

operated. (P.90)

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About the contacts in the

contact list

 The following data is stored for

every registered phone. When

another phone is connected, the

following registered data cannot

be read:

ꢀ Contact data

ꢀ Call history data

ꢀ Favourites data

ꢀ All phone settings

●

When a phone’s registration is

deleted, the above-mentioned data is

also deleted.

When selling or disposing of

the vehicle

A lot of personal data is registered

when the hands-free system is

used. When selling or disposing of

the vehicle, reset all setup items.

(P.29)

 The following data in the system

can be reset:

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Calling on the

By recent calls list

Bluetooth^®phone

1 Display the phone screen.

(P.42)

®

After a Bluetooth phone has

2 Select “Recents”, and then

been registered, a call can be

made using the hands-free

system. There are several

methods by which a call can be

made, as described below.

select the desired contact.

 The outgoing call screen is dis-

played.

Calling methods on the

Bluetooth^®phone

1 Display the phone screen.

(P.42)

2 Select the desired method to

Select to display all latest call

history items.

A

call from.

 By recent calls list: P.46

 By favourites list: P.47

Select to display missed calls.

B

Displays the call type icons.

C

*

 By keypad : P.47

: Missed call

 By contacts list: P.47

 By SMS/MMS: P.53

: Incoming call

: Outgoing call

 By voice recognition system:

P.90

^*: The operation cannot be performed

while driving.

●

When a phone number registered in

the contact list is received, the name

is displayed.

International phone calls may not be

made depending on the type of mobile

phone you have.

●

If Siri is activated on an iPhone which

is connected to the system via

Bluetooth^®, a screen displaying an

incoming call from the connected

iPhone will be displayed. If the call is

accepted, the iPhone can be operated

using Siri.

Sorting the phonebook list

The order of the phonebook list can

be sorted by first name or last

name.

1 Display the phone settings

screen. (P.24)

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2 Select “Phonebook/Recent

Deleting all favourites list

Calls”.

1 Display the phone settings

screen. (P.24)

3 Select “Sort Order”.

4 Select the desired sorting crite-

2 Select “Phonebook/Recent

ria.

Calls”.

3 Select “Remove All Favourites”.

4 Select “OK”.

By favourites list

Calls can be made using registered

contacts which can be selected

from a contact list.

4

By keypad

1 Display the phone screen.

(P.42)

For details on registering con-

tacts:P.47

Up to 15 contact lists can be regis-

tered in the favourites list.

2 Select “Keypad”.

3 Enter the phone number.

4 Select “Call”.

1 Display the phone screen.

(P.42)

 The outgoing call screen is dis-

2 Select “Favourites”, and then

played.

select the desired contact.

●

Depending on the type of Bluetooth^®

phone being connected, it may be

necessary to perform additional steps

on the phone.

3 Select

next to the desired

number.

 The outgoing call screen is dis-

played.

By contacts list

●

This system’s favourites list and that

Calls can be made by using contact

data which is transferred from a

registered mobile phone.

of your Bluetooth^®phone are not syn-

chronised. This system does not cur-

rently support transfer of favourites list

data from the Bluetooth^®phone. To

1 Display the phone screen.

(P.42)

add the Bluetooth^®phone’s favourites

list to the system’s favourites list, you

need to register it through the system

phonebook contacts list. (P.47)

2 Select “Phonebook”, and then

select the desired contact.

 When

is selected,

(yellow).

changes to

ꢀ The number is registered in the

favourites list. (P.47)

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 Each time the symbol is

selected, the symbol changes

between and (yellow).

Receiving on the

Bluetooth^®phone

When a call is received, the

incoming call screen pops up

with sound.

3 Select

next to the desired

number.

 Numbers may include Home,

Work, Mobile and Other as cate-

gories depending on the

Incoming calls

phonebook data of the con-

nected mobile phone.

1 Select “Accept” or press the

switch on the steering

 The outgoing call screen is dis-

wheel to talk on the phone.

played.

●

When “Automatically Download

Phonebook/Recent Calls” is set to on,

contacts is transferred automatically.

(P.27)

To refuse to receive the call:

Select “Decline” or press the

switch on the steering wheel.

To adjust the volume of a

received call: Turn the “VOLUME”

knob, or use the volume control

switch on the steering wheel.

●

During international phone calls, the

other party’s name or number may not

be displayed correctly depending on

the type of mobile phone you have.

●

The ringtone volume can also be set

from the sound settings screen.

(P.36)

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●

For the operation of the mobile phone,

see the manual that comes with it.

Talking on the

Bluetooth^®phone

Turn the “VOLUME” knob, or use the

volume control switch on the steering

wheel to adjust the volume of the

other party’s voice.

While talking on the phone,

this screen is displayed. The

operations outlined below can

be performed on this screen.



In the case of accepting an inter-

rupt incoming call during a call

The first call is put on hold.

Call screen operation

 “Swap”: Select to change parties.

 Each time “Swap” or name area

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is selected, or press the

switch on the steering wheel, the

party who is on hold will be

switched.

Select to mute your voice to the

A

other party.

Select to enter the desired num-

bers/output tones.

B

This operation cannot be per-

formed while driving.

Select to transfer the call. Select

“Transfer” to change from a

hands-free call to a mobile

phone call. Select “Transfer

Back” to change from mobile

phone call to hands-free call.

C

Select to hang up the phone.

D

●

Changing between mobile phone call

and hands-free call can be performed

by operating the mobile phone

directly.

●

Transferring methods and operations

will be different depending on the type

of mobile phone you have.

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Bluetooth^®phone mes-

sage function

Displaying the message

screen

1 Display the phone screen.

(P.42)

Received messages can be for-

warded from the connected

2 Select “Messages”.

®

Bluetooth phone, enabling

3 Check that the message inbox

checking and replying using

the system.

screen is displayed.

Depending on the type of

®

Bluetooth phone connected,

received messages may not be

transferred to the message

inbox.

If the phone does not support

the message function, this

function cannot be used.



: Unread message icon

®

Depending on the Bluetooth

 Receiving a message: P.51

 Checking messages: P.51

phone type, the screen display

may differ, and it may not be

possible to use certain func-

tions.

 Replying to a message (quick

reply): P.52

 Sending a new short message:

P.52

To use this function, it is nec-

essary to set the phonebook

download function to on.

(P.27)

 Calling the message sender:

P.53

Setting the message

●

Depending on the model of your

Bluetooth^®phone, the setting of the

connected phone may need to be

changed. (ex: For iOS or other mod-

els, the notification setting may need

to be activated.) For details, check the

instructions for the connected

1 Display the phone settings

screen. (P.24)

2 Select “Messages”.

Bluetooth^®phone.

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3 Select the items to be set.

 “Ignore”: Select to not open the

message.

2 The following screen is dis-

played.

Select to set the incoming mes-

sage notification pop-up on/off.

A

B

C

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Select to set automatically

download messages on/off.

Select to have messages read

out.

ꢀ Select “Stop” to stop the message

read out.

A

Select to edit quick reply mes-

sages. (P.52)

Select to reply the message.

B

Receiving a message

*

(P.52)

When an SMS/MMS is received,

the incoming message screen pops

up with sound and is ready to be

operated on the screen.

Select to call the message

sender.

C

Select to close this screen.

D

^*: Depending on the Bluetooth^®phone

that is connected to the audio/visual

system, this function is not available.

1 Select “Play”.

 Select “Ignore” to not open the

message.

●

Depending on the mobile phone used



If there are any unread mes-

sages

for receiving messages, or its registra-

tion status with the system, some

information may not be displayed.

The following screen is displayed.

Checking messages

1 Display the message inbox

screen. (P.50)

2 Select the desired message

from the list.

3 Check the message. (P.51)

 “Inbox”: Select to display the

message inbox screen.

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Sending a new short mes-

sage

●

Depending on the type of Bluetooth^®

phone being connected, it may be

necessary to perform additional steps

on the phone.

1 Display the favourites detail

screen (P.47), the recent calls

list screen (P.46) or the con-

tact detail screen (P.47).

●

Only received messages on the con-

nected Bluetooth^®phone can be dis-

played.

●

The text of the message is not dis-

played while driving.

2 Select

next to the desired

Turn the “VOLUME” knob, or use the

volume control switch on the steering

wheel to adjust the message readout

volume.

number.

3 Select the desired message.

4 Select “Send”.

 “Change”: Select to change the

Replying to a message

(quick reply)^*

message.

 “Cancel”: Select to cancel send-

^*: Depending on the Bluetooth^®phone

that is connected to the audio/visual

system, this function is not available.

ing the message.

Editing the quick reply mes-

sage

1 Display the message inbox

screen. (P.50)



Editing the message in the

phone settings screen

2 Select the desired message

from the list.

1 Display the phone settings

screen. (P.24)

3 Select “Reply”.

4 Select the desired message.

5 Select “Send”.

2 Select “Messages”.

3 Select “Quick Reply Messages”.

4 Select “Edit”.

 “Change”: Select to change the

message.

5 Select the desired message.

6 Enter the message.

7 Select “OK”.

 “Cancel”: Select to cancel send-

ing the message.

●

10 messages have already been

stored.



Editing the message in the mes-

sage screen

1 Display the message inbox

screen. (P.50)

2 Select the desired message

from the list.

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3 Select “Reply”.

4 Select next to the desired

message.

2 Select

next to the desired

sender.

 The outgoing call screen is dis-

played.

5 Enter the message.

6 Select “OK”.

Deleting the quick reply

message

4

1 Display the phone settings

screen. (P.24)

2 Select “Messages”.

3 Select “Quick Reply Messages”.

4 Select “Edit”.

5 Select

message.

next to the desired

Adding the quick reply mes-

sage

1 Display the phone settings

screen. (P.24)

2 Select “Messages”.

3 Select “Quick Reply Messages”.

4 Select “Add”.

5 Enter the message.

6 Select “OK”.

Calling the message sender

Calls can be made to an SMS/MMS

message sender’s phone number.

1 Display the message inbox

screen. (P.50)

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