User manual PARROT CK3200 LS-COLOR

[. . . ] Note : The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or tv interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Of 174 quai de Jemmapes, 75010 Paris, France, declare under our sole responsibility that our product, the Parrot 3200 LS-COLOR / 3400 LS-GPS, to which this declaration relates is in conformity with appropriate standards EN300328, EN301489-17, EN 60950 following the provision of Radio Equipment and Telecommunication Equipment directive, with requirements covering EMC directive 89/336/EEC and Low Voltage directive 73/23/EEC. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners. Correct Disposal of This Product ( Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment ) (Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems). [. . . ] Search for any peripherals: for further information on this procedure, refer to the Bluetooth chapter in your mobile phone's user guide or check out our website at : www. Once the search has finished, "Parrot 3200LS" is displayed on your phone. Your phone prompts you to enter a code: key in the code shown on the kit screen and confirm on your phone . Once the connection has been made, the Bluetooth logo is displayed on the screen (except for certain phones using the Headset profile). Some phones offer additional features, such as displaying your phone's name on the kit's screen, as well as the battery and signal levels and the operator's name. You can now access the menus and their name is announced by the hands-free kit when you turn the scroll wheel. Redial function: hold down the green key on the kit for two seconds to redial the last number dialled. Adjusting the volume: turn the scroll wheel during a call to adjust the volume. The kit's screen displays your mobile phone's main information, in particular your phonebook. W DTMF: when you receive a call from your message system, press the scroll wheel so that you can access the dig its allowing you to manage your message. Calls record Calls received Calls made Missed calls Dial Settings Record a voice tag Delete a voice tag See the picture Delete picture Delete contact Voice Command Choose voice recognition Phone Carkit Keywords Office, Home, Mobile, General, Other. Phonebook After pairing your phone with the 3200 LS-COLOR, synchronisation with your phonebook will begin automatically (*). Once the synchronisation process is complete, you can access your phonebook from the hands-free kit screen. To access your phonebook and call a contact, turn the scroll wheel to access the menus, then select Phonebook. Scroll through the letters until you reach the first letter of the relevant person's name and confirm. You will then see this person's name and the various phone numbers you have for them. Contact management This menu enables you to manage contacts in the Parrot 3200 LSCOLOR. Once you have selected the contact from the list (which you access via the Contact management menu) you can record or delete a voiceprint, view or delete the photo, or delete the contact from the phonebook. You can also receive a contact with the relevant photo (if supported by the phone) by selecting Receive a contact. Select on your phone the contact you want to send via Bluetooth to the hands-free kit. From then on, whenever this person calls you, his or her photo and name will appear on the kit screen. You can also delete all the contacts in the kit or reverse the sort order from surname-first name to first name-surname Call records This menu option displays the list of calls and is divided into three sub-menus: Missed calls / Calls received / Calls made. [. . . ] Updating provides access to new features and improves compatibility with the advanced functions on an even wider range of phones. This information is available by Bluetooth over a channel that can be accessed by most PDAs and smartphones equipped with navigation software. Procedure for connecting to the GPS service If a navigation application is installed on your PDA or smartphone, simply pair your device with the Parrot 3400 and establish a Bluetooth serial connection with the GPS port (the number of the outgoing serial port to be used will depend on your PDA or smartphone). You will also find menus for customising the display when connected to the GPS: number of satellites, distance (kilometres or miles), and much more. [. . . ]