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System Functions
The mobile phone must always be activated, paired and present within the Bluetooth
network in order to place or receive a call through the vehicle.
Indicator Lamps
The indicator lamps show the following:
Adopting Telephone Book
Depending on the type of Bluetooth
ferred automatically (ex. Nokia 6310, Sony Ericsson T68i) or manually (depending on
software version of phone) by the user to the ULF control module. The address book is
stored temporarily for the purpose of accessing/displaying stored phonebook information
using the steering wheel controls or telephone menu selections available on the display
screen or some radio displays.
If a manual transfer of the address book must be made, the ULF must be in setup mode
for manual transfer. The corresponding data can then be transferred. If phonebook data is
modified while the phone is wirelessly connected to the vehicle the changes will not be
displayed in the vehicle if the phonebook is scrolled via the steering wheel or display
screen, changes will only be transferred the next time the ignition is cycled.
Placing a Call
A call can be placed in several different ways:
1. Using the keypad or address book of the mobile phone and depressing the send
button on the phone.
Note: Some phones may ask if the call is to remain within the phone. Refer to
the users manual of the phone for specific instructions on disabling this fea-
ture.
2. Depressing the R/T button on the steering wheel, then scrolling (using the
buttons) through the address book of the phone that is linked to the ULF, until the
desired number is displayed on the radio or display screen and then depressing
the send/receive
the call.
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Bluetooth
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Active call (green light)
No mobile phone in range
(steady red light)
No network (flashing red light)
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mobile phone, the telephone book is either trans-
button on the steering wheel or center console to place
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