Connecting To An Android™ Device; D Pairing With An Android™ Device - Icom ID-4100A Advanced Manual

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Bluetooth ® OPERATION
Connecting to an Android™ device
Before connecting to an Android™ device, you must
pair with it.
• How to pair (see below)
• How to connect (p. 12-11)
D Pairing with an Android™ device
This section describes how to pair with an Android
device.
NOTE: Depending on the device, you may not be
able to pair with the Bluetooth device.
Step 1. Entering the pairing reception mode
Bluetooth Set > <<Pairing Reception>>
1. Push [MENU].
2. Rotate [DIAL] to select "Bluetooth Set," then push
[ï].
3. Select "<<Pairing Reception>>," then push [ï].
Turn ON Bluetooth with your Android device
within the displayed period of time.
When the time runs out, the transceiver exits
the Pairing reception mode.
Step 2. Turning ON Bluetooth
Turn ON Bluetooth with your Android device.
• The Android device displays the UT-137 Bluetooth
name.
L See the instruction manual of the Android device for
details.
L You can confirm the UT-137's name on the BLUETOOTH
DEVICE INFORMATION screen.
(Default: ICOM BT-003) (p. 9-72)
Step 3. Sending a pairing request to the
(Transceiver)
Select the displayed UT-137's name to send a pairing
request.
• The Android device starts to send a pairing request.
• The Android device displays the "To pair with: ICOM BT-
Step 4. Receiving a pairing request
1. When the transceiver receives a pairing request,
2. Select "Pairing/Connect," then push [ï].
(Android device)
®
unit
12-10
transceiver
003. Make sure it is showing this passkey: MMMMM"
dialog.
confirm the displayed passkey is the same as
yours, and then, push [ï].
• Pairing starts.
After the pairing is complete, the Android
device name is displayed on the pairing list.
NOTE: When you pair with the third party's data
device, entering a PIN code or passkey may be
required. See the instruction manual of the data
device for details to enter a PIN code or passkey.
(Android device)
(Transceiver)
Pairing list