Blaupunkt BP Car Phone 3.0 C User Manual

BP Car Phone 3.0 C

User Manual

BP Car Phone 3.0 C User Manual ___________________________________________________ Status: 29.09.2014

Table of Contents

1. Using the phone ................................................................................................................. 5

2. Safety information .............................................................................................................. 6

3. Phone overview .................................................................................................................. 8

4. Getting started ................................................................................................................. 11

4.1 Insert SIM-Card ........................................................................................................................... 11

4.2 Switching the phone on/off .......................................................................................................... 12

4.3 Enter the PIN code....................................................................................................................... 12

4.4 Main display ................................................................................................................................ 12

5. Making calls ...................................................................................................................... 13

5.1 Emergency calls (network service)

5.2 Dialing with the keypad

5.3 Redial

5.4 Speed dial

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5.5 Dialing from the phone book

5.6 Dialing from the call register

5.7 Answering a call

5.8 Rejecting a call

5.9 Ending a call

5.10 Adjusting the volume

5.11 Mute

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5.12 Call switching/call waiting (network service)

5.13 Forward a Call (Second Handset is Required)

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6. Phone book ....................................................................................................................... 15

6.1 Searching for contacts

6.2 Adding contacts

6.3 Editing contacts

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6.4 Deleting contacts

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6.5 Memory status ............................................................................................................................. 16

6.6 Memory selection

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Creating speed dials ..................................................................................................................... 16

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7. Call Register ..................................................................................................................... 17

7.1 Saving to the phone book

7.2 Sending an SMS message

7.3 Deleting the call register

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8. Text messaging (SMS) ...................................................................................................... 18

8.1 Reading received messages (SMS)

8.2 Writing and sending messages

8.3 Deleting messages

8.4 Replying to messages

8.5 Forwarding messages

8.6 Editing messages

8.7 Saving messages

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8.8 Calling back the sender of a message

8.9 Saving a phone number from a message

8.10 Saving a draft message

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8.11 SMS memory details

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9. Settings ............................................................................................................................ 20

9.1 Call settings

9.1.1 Sending your own number (network service)

9.1.2 Call waiting (network service)

9.1.3 Automatic answering

9.1.4 Incoming call

9.1.5 Duration of calls

9.2 Call divert (network service)

9.3 Language

9.4 Tones

9.4.1 Ringtone

9.4.2 Message alert tone

9.4.3 Keypad tone

9.5 Security

9.5.1 PIN code request

9.5.2 Changing access codes

9.5.2.1 Changing the PIN code

9.5.2.2 Changing the device code

9.6 Device

9.6.1 Contrast

9.6.2 Version

9.6.2.1 Firmware update

9.6.3 Delay timer

9.6.4 Answering by lifting the handset

9.6.5 Backlight

9.6.6 Configuration

9.6.6.1 Downloading from server

9.6.6.1.1 Downloading configuration file

9.6.6.2 Change configuration

9.6.6.2.1 Microphone

9.6.6.2.2 Second interface

9.6.6.2.3 Restoring factory settings

9.6.6.2.4 Operation mode

9.6.6.2.5 Digital output

9.6.6.2.6 Data logger

9.7 Network

9.7.1 Selecting network automatically

9.7.2 Selecting network from list

9.7.3 Selecting multi band

9.8 SMS message settings

9.8.1 Message center number

9.8.2 Saving an SMS message after sending

9.9 Internet

9.10 Clock

9.11 Alarm clock

9.12 Date

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10. Installation ..................................................................................................................... 30

10.1 Precautionary Measures

10.2 Sequence of Installation/Starting-Up

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11. General ........................................................................................................................... 33

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11.1 List of abbreviations

11.2 Character tables

11.2.1 Large Font Mode

11.2.2 Small Font Mode

11.3 Editors

11.4 Specifications

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11.5 Accessories ................................................................................................................................ 35

11.6 Included items ........................................................................................................................... 35

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Section showing display and display keys

1. Using the phone

This user manual describes the functions and settings of the BP Car Phone 3.0 C including the firmware version V.3.00.15 (without GPS) and V.3.00.07 (with GPS) and previous versions. Future firmware versions maybe contain changes that not be considered in this manual.

NOTE:

Notes are marked with a blue box.

TIP:

Tips are market with a green box.

In this manual the steps necessary to use a function are described in an abbreviated form. The main display is always the starting point, e.g. to call up the list of missed calls:

MENU > CALL REGISTER > MISSED CALLS

This would mean doing the following on the phone:

Step 1: Press the right display key (

Step 2: Use the navigation key to navigate to the particular menu item (here

CALL REGISTER

and open it by pressing the right display key.

Step 3: Repeat step 2 as necessary until you reach the last menu item (here

MISSED CALLS

The action of pressing the right or left display key is also described in an abbreviated form by the appropriate text symbol.

Example: Confirm your entry with OK.

This is how you proceed on the phone: Press the display key that has the text OK assigned to it.

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TIP:

Unless otherwise shown you get to the previous step by pressing the left display key. To cancel and

return to the main display press the end key at any time.

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2. Safety information

112 Emergency Calls

Like every other mobile telephone, this device functions with radio signals, mobile radio and landline networks and with user-programmed functions. Establishing a connection can therefore not be guaranteed in all situations. For this reason, you should not rely entirely upon the device in cases of vitally important communication (e.g. medical emergencies). Remember that you can only make and receive calls with the device when it is switched on and in a service area with sufficient signal strength. Under certain circumstances, emergency calls cannot be made in all mobile radio networks; it is also possible that they cannot be made if certain network services and/or telephone functions are active.

Traffic Safety

While driving only use the hands-free function of the device. The handset must only be used for calls when the vehicle is stationary. Always fasten the handset in its holder; do not place the handset on the seat or a place from which it can come free in a collision or a sudden braking maneuver. The hands-free function is only active if the handset is in its cradle.

Operating Environment

Observe legal regulations and local restrictions when using the device. Switch the device off with the on/off key everywhere where this is requested by corresponding warning signs or where dangers could arise, e.g. close to fuel and/or flammable chemicals.

Health

The functioning of medical devices such as hearing aids and heart pacemakers can be disrupted. Keep a minimum distance of at least 20 cm (8“) between the telephone and pacemakers. During a conversation, hold the telephone to the ear farthest away from the pacemaker. For further information consult your doctor.

Electronic Devices

Under certain circumstances high frequency signals can impair the function of incorrectly installed or insufficiently shielded electronic systems in the vehicle.

Accessories

Only use accessories that are approved for use with this device. The use of non-approved accessories leads to loss of the warranty and can result in the user being criminally prosecuted. Ask your dealer or the manufacturer about approved accessories.

Maintenance, Installation and Repairs

Only qualified specialist personnel can maintain, install and/or repair this device. The device must not be opened. Any change to the device is not permitted and leads to the loss of the warranty.

Network Services

The telephone described in these operating instructions is for use in GSM 850/900 and GSM 1800/1900mobile radio networks. Some functions described in the operating instructions are called network services. Network services are special services that are made available at the request of the user by his provider. Before the user can

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make use of them, he must have acquired the authorization to use these services from his provider. It is possible that some networks do not support all services.

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Display Keys

The current functions of the left and right display keys are displayed in the lowest display line as text symbols

Connection Key

Call processing or accept call

Input Keys

Input of numerals and letters

End Key

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End of conversation or

abort/block

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Rückkehr zur Haupt-

ansicht des Displays

Navigation Key

For scrolling up and down in lists and menus

On/Off Key

Keep pressed to switch device on or off

Mute Key

For muting of the active microphone (the muting is automatically lifted at the end of every conversation)

3. Phone overview

The phone consists of the telephone unit (TPU) with a set of cables, handset, speaker and hands-free microphone.

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Text Symbols Display Keys (1)

Text symbols for the current functions of the left and right display key

Control Symbols (2)

Show whether upward/downward scrolling is possible

Main Display (3)

Display of information on the present function; time or current provider in the main view of the display

Main view in private mode

Symbol Bar (4)

Shows display symbols as described in the following:

Strength of the reception signal

Volume in private mode

Volume in hands-free mode

The active microphone is muted

Switched on: unread SMS in in-box Flashing: storage left for only one more SMS

Roaming/Foreign Service Provider: the current service provider is displayed, and below this the home service provider

Activated GPS

1 GPS-Signal - no valid position 2 2D Fix - two-dimensional position 3 3D Fix - three-dimensional position

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Hands-free mode

Active when the handset is placed in the supplied A8 holder and the conversation takes place through the external speaker and microphone. During the conversation you can adjust the volume using the navigation key. Lifting the handset, switches the mode to private.

Hands-free mode

Private mode

Active when the handset is lifted and the conversation is conducted through the handset. During the conversation you can adjust the volume using the navigation key. By placing the handset in the holder the mode switches to hands-free.

Private mode

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Make sure that the SIM card slides in in the right position. No great physical force is necessary!

4. Getting started

Proceed once the device has been installed by qualified personnel according to the installation instructions and checked it is then ready for use.

4.1 Insert SIM-Card

A valid SIM card is necessary to operate the device. You will receive this from your service provider. It stores all important data relating to your connection. If the SIM card has been supplied in cheque card format, separate the smaller section and remove any projecting waste pieces of plastic.

NOTE:

run-down time!

Only insert the SIM card into a switched-off device, i.e. with the ignition switched off and elapsed

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