Introduction; Hands-Free Functions - Aston Martin DB 9 2013 Manual

Introduction

A mobile device equipped with hands-free (Bluetooth) capability can
be connected wirelessly to the vehicle's hands-free phone system.
The vehicle's hands-free phone system then lets you have remote
control of a range of the mobile phone's functions. The mobile phone
can always be operated by its own keys regardless of whether or not
it is connected.
The hands-free system is available when the vehicle key is in ignition
position 'I' or 'II'. If, during a call, the vehicle key is moved to position
'0' or removed the call will transfer to the mobile phone after
approximately six seconds.
The system microphone is located in the vehicle roof above the
drivers head and the speech from an incoming call is from the two
door speakers.
The hands-free phone system uses the internal antenna of the
mobile phone. Placing the mobile phone in the trinket tray may
degrade the hands-free system performance.
The hands-free phone system will not recognize a mobile phone,
even if it is 'paired' (Refer to 'Pairing Phones', page 9.5), if the mobile
phone does not have Bluetooth enabled. For more information refer
to the user's guide for your mobile phone.
The hands-free phone system does not support SMS (text messages).
9.2

Hands-Free Functions

[1] VOLUME: Volume control.
[2] DISPLAY: Shows options, menus and information.
[3] TUNING: Navigate through phone book and menus.
[4] MENU: Opens the main menu.
[5] ENTER: Press to answer or make a call, select in the menu or open
a selection.
[6] JOYSTICK: Navigate in the menus, move forwards or backwards
when entering text and digits.
[7] PHONE: Press to select hands-free mode or press and hold to
cancel hands-free mode.
[8] BACK: End a call, navigate back in the menu, cancel a selection
or erase the previous character when entering text and numbers.
[9] KEYPAD: Search through the phone book, speed dial or navigate
in the menu.