McLaren Super Series Owner's Handbook Manual page 177

Central Display
Phone
8. If supported by your phone, the MIS will ask
if you wish to use your phone for
Bluetooth® audio streaming, select Yes to
enable this feature.
9. While pairing some devices which support
internet connection sharing via Bluetooth®,
you may have to choose which Access Point
Name (APN) your device will use to access
the internet.
Select the option appropriate to your device
and contract.
Internet sharing via Bluetooth® can be
disabled using the settings on your phone.
10. Once your phone has been paired and
connected to the MIS, it will connect
automatically whenever it comes within
range.
11. If it does not automatically connect, it will
be necessary to connect manually to the
MIS, using the mobile phone controls.
NOTE: Some phones must be manually
connected.
Some phones require the connection
to be authorised each time. Set MIS as
authorised in the phone's known device
list, to prevent this.
See Bluetooth phone settings, page 4.16 for
detail of all options available.
Pairing additional devices
The procedure for connecting additional devices
is the same as when pairing the first phone, see
Device pairing, page 4.26.
A maximum of 12 devices can be paired with the
MIS, but only two can be connected at a time.
NOTE: If the maximum number of
devices are already connected to the
MIS, an additional device can be paired,
but will not be connected. The original
devices will remain connected to the
MIS.
Connecting a phone
If you have already paired a phone, the MIS will
automatically reconnect to it when the phone
comes within range unless other devices are
connected.
NOTE: Some phones must be manually
connected.
Some phones require the connection
to be authorised each time. Set MIS as
authorised in the phone's known device
list, to prevent this.
Your phone will be disconnected when the MIS
or the vehicle is switched off. Automatic
reconnection may take several seconds when
the vehicle or the MIS is switched on again.
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