Notes about Bluetooth function

Notes about each function

C1 Connection from the navigation or audio unit may not be available, please connect from the cell phone.

C2 Registration from the navigation or audio unit may not be available, please register from the cell phone.

C3 Registration from the cell phone may not be available, please register from the navigation or audio unit.

C4 It may be reconnected automatically even if it is disconnected by cell phone.

C5 Automatic connection may not be available, please connect manually.

C6 Normal functionality may not be available if the cell phone is closed or not on its home screen.

C7 Normal display may not be available.

C8 The navigation or audio unit may sometimes be frozen. Please restart the engine.

C9 The Bluetooth connection may be unstable.

C10 Connection from the cell phone may not be available, please connect from the navigation or audio unit.

Notes about Handsfree function

H1 The pre-set ringtone for a navigation or audio unit will be used, instead of the ringtone set on the cell phone.

H2 Keeping the call if Bluetooth is disconnected may not be available, when taking an incoming or outgoing call.

H3 Switching to hands-free mode or private mode from the navigation or audio unit may not be available. Please operate on the cell phone.

H4 Outgoing ringtone may not be available.

H5 Incoming ringtone may not be available.

H6 Normal functionality may not be available when the cell phone is locked.

H7 Dialling from the navigation or audio unit may not be available.

H8 Connecting from the cell phone may not be available, please connect from the navigation or audio unit.

H9 Displaying the call screen or the normal ringtone may not be available if Bluetooth connects when taking an incoming or outgoing call.

H10 Dialling from the phonebook or call history may not be available. Please dial by using the numeric keypad.

H11 Call history may not be available.

H12 Displaying the name or number when there is an incoming or outgoing call may not be available.

H13 The DTMF function (0-9, #, *) may not be available.

H14 The voice quality of call may not be good.

H15 You may not be able to receive an incoming call when playing Bluetooth audio music.

H16 You may not be able to place a call on hold by using the Hold button on the navigation or audio unit, or it may be not available to resume a call that is on hold.

H17 Refusing an incoming call may not be available.

H18 The call may be disconnected if a second call is received.

Notes about Phonebook Transfer function

O1 The history of calls may be transferred without specifying which were dialled, incoming, or missed.

O2 Transferring or downloading a phonebook may not be available, depending on the state of the cell phone and the navigation or audio unit.

O3 Transferring a call history normally may not be available;

O4 it may be garbled, (especially if they contain special characters and symbols, such as "☆".)

O5 The phonebook on a SIM card cannot be transferred, but the phonebook on the cell phone can.

O6 The phonebook on a cell phone cannot be transferred, but the phonebook on the SIM card can.

O7 Data may be lost or incorrect after being transferred.

O8 Reconnecting to HFP or A2DP automatically may not be available, after transferring a phonebook.

O9 The phonebook order may be different from the cell phone.

Notes about Audio function

A1 Operating some audio control keys may not be available.

A2 It may not be stable if reconnected automatically or disconnected or interrupted by a call or if switched to another audio source when playing music. Please manually reconnect.

A3 It may be in pause mode after an incoming call or transferring data or switching the mode when playing music.

A4 Sound skipping may occur sometimes.

A5 The sound may not come out when switching to another audio source.

A6 Operating by navigation or audio unit may not be available.

A7 The cell phone may continue playing music without sound when switched to another source mode or when there is an incoming call or navigation/audio unit is turned off.

Notes about Data Transfer function

D1 Data communication may not be available when A2DP is connecting at the same time.

D2 Data communication may not be stable.

Caution when using Bluetooth

Profile

In order to use Bluetooth functions, the cell phone must be compatible with the following profiles:

Hands-Free Calling : HFP (Hands-Free Profile)
Phonebook Transfer : OPP (Object Push Profile)
Phonebook Transfer and Call History Sync : PBAP (Phone Book Access Profile)
Audio : A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile), AVRCP (Audio/Video Remote Control Profile)
Data Communication : DUN (Dial-up Networking Profile)
Smart Access : HID (Human Interface Device Profile), SPP (Serial Port Profile)

Operation

Operation may become unstable if auto-connect/disconnect engages due to an incoming or outgoing call.
Certain functions may not work if the cell phone does not have the capability.
If you cannot operate from the unit, you may be able to operate from the cell phone.
If you cannot operate by referring to the unit product manual, refer to the cell phone manual.
Operation may become unstable due to reception or the usage condition. Restarting the unit, cell phone, or removing and replacing the cell phone battery, and turning the phone back on may improve stability.
Operation may be stable even though an error message is displayed on the cell phone or audio/navigation screen.
Various statuses may not match with the cell phone status.
Depending on where the cell phone is stored, or how far away it is, you may experience connection issues or sound skipping. Keep the cell phone where you can receive reception and maintain connection to the unit.

Phonebook Transfer

For certain units, if the phone number is transferred/registered with a – (hyphen) from the cell phone, the caller name may not be displayed during an incoming call.

This will occur mostly with smartphones.

Bluetooth Audio

●Bluetooth playback may become unstable when there is an overlap of operations such as unit operation, navigation voice guidance, and incoming calls.

●If multiple music players are installed on the cell phone, music playback may start simultaneously during Bluetooth playback. In this case, close all other music players,

besides default player, after starting playback.

●Caution: when using iPhone(including iPod touch/iPad) music playback (wired) and as a hands-free device (Bluetooth) simultaneously,

if Bluetooth re-connects, music playback may stop anywhere from a few seconds to a few minutes. In this case:

Disconnect and re-connect the iPhone USB cable

re-initiate playback from the unit and switch the iPhone audio output from Bluetooth to Dock Connect, on the connection screen.

if you are not going to use it as a Bluetooth device, turn Bluetooth OFF from the unit or iPhone.

●Caution: if the Bluetooth Audio Connection Device and Hands-Free Device are different,

when connecting the cell phone as a hands-free device and when connecting other cell phones or iPod Touch/iPad as a Bluetooth audio device (non-HFP), during auto-connection, the Bluetooth audio device may connect as HFP and prevent calling or delete the hands-free device registration/phonebook that is stored in the unit. In this case, turn off the Bluetooth audio auto-connection and manually connect the Bluetooth audio after the hands-free device completes an auto-connection.

●The playback screen and functions can be operated through Bluetooth Audio.

Available control options and display will depend on the AVRCP version of unit and cell phone.

AVRCP 1.0: Play, Pause, Track Up/Track Down, Fast Forward, Rewind

AVRCP 1.3: In addition to 1.0, Song Information such as Song /Artist /Elapsed Time

AVRCP 1.4: In addition to 1.3, Folder Function

The unit and cell phone must have the same version in order for these functions to work. If the version differs, functions for the lower version will be available.

Certain functions may not work even though they have the same version, depending on the cell phone specifications.