Cellularline Interphone EDGE User Manual page 10

5.2 Incoming phone calls
As indicated in chapter 2.6, phone calls have the highest priority and will override each
of other EDGE feature. During an incoming phone call these are the possible commands:
Answer to a phone call
End a phone call
Reject a phone call
Ringtone muting
5.3 Phone
All features related to phone can be activated entering into "PHONE" menu of EDGE.
With EDGE in Standby mode (led BLUE (6) flashing), push DOWN (3) button one time and
then press the MFB (1) button to activate the "PHONE" menu.
Redialling last number
Voice dial
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Push MFB (1) or pronounce loudly any
word (in case that voice answer feature is
enabled Chapter 3.1).
Push once the MFB (1) button.
Push DOWN (3) button to reject.
Otherwise wait for 15 seconds, the call
will be automatically rejected.
Push UP (2) button to mute the ringtone.
Press UP(2) button to redial last number.
Press DOWN(3) button to activate the voi-
ce dial feature of the phone. Follow pho-
ne's prompts to complete the task.
5.4 Phone tips
If two different phones are connected at the same time to a single EDGE unit, the features
"Redialling last number" e "Voice dial"
The second connected phone can only receive calls, or managed by hand commands
directly on the phone.
Depending on the phone model it could be necessary to have an active internet connection
"Voice dial"
to use the feature.
The "Voice dial" feature could not be supported by your phone. Check the phone user
manual for more details.
From "SETUP" menu is possible to change two settings for the phone usage
OFF e Voice answer ON/OFF), see chapter 3.1 for more details.
From "PHONE" menu, it is possible to go in Standby mode (led BLUE (6) flashing-menu
"INTERCOM"), pressing once the MFB (1) button.
5.5 GPS
After completing the pairing between EDGE and GPS device (see chapter 5.1) is possible
to listen to vocal instructions from the GPS for the routing. The GPS will stop any intercom
communication each time that will send a vocal instruction.
Check that the GPS device is compatible with Bluetooth® headsets, "HFP"
Bluetooth® profile has to be supported by GPS. Check GPS user guide
for more details. EDGE uses the "HFP" Bluetooth® profile to manage the
connection with GPS devices.
Navigation apps, installed on smartphone devices, use the A2DP Bluetooth® profile to send
routing indications to headset. This profile doesn't let to automatically stop the intercom
communication when needed.
Car GPS navigator usually don't support the HFP Bluetooth® profile. For this reason these
devices can't send vocal routing instructions to Bluetooth® headset. Check GPS user guide
for more details.
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can be used only with the FIRST connected phone.
(Caller ID ON/