Johnson Controls Interiors BLUECON User Manual

Re: Certification for JCI CB2BLUECON Transmitter Model: CB2BLUECON FCC ID: CB2BLUECON IC: 279B-BLUECON

USER'S MANUAL INFORMATION

(PRELIMINARY)

The User's Manual is in preparation. The following material will be contained in the manual:

FCC ID: CB2BLUECON IC: 279B-BLUECON

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and with RSS-210 of Industry Canada. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that

may cause undesired operation.

WARNING: Changes or modifications not expressively approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

The term “IC:” before the radio certification number only signifies that Industry Canada technical specifications were met.

Honda

Hands-Free

Telephone Module

Interface

JCI-Suggested User Guide

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User Guide CT-ELE-003-Preliminary (4.0)

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Johnson Controls, Inc.

Automotive Systems Group

Interiors Electronics

One Prince Center

Holland, MI 49423

Note: This document is a Johnson Controls, Inc. confidential document.

Disclosure must be controlled by the recipient.

This manual is the property of Johnson Controls Incorporated and is for the exclusive use of its employees or assignees. Its contents are not to be disclosed to outside parties without the permission of Johnson Controls Incorporated.

No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form whatsoever, without the permission of Johnson Controls Incorporated.

Note: This document is a Johnson Controls Incorporated confidential

document. Disclosure must be controlled by the recipient.

Trademarks

Bluetooth is a trademark owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc. Other product names and company names found in this manual may be the

trademarks of their respective holders.

User Manual Release Approval

Core Product Lead Engineer: Date:

Revisions

Version Date Description Who

Preliminary December 11,

2002

Preliminary April 24, 2003 Modified Figure 2, "Voice Prompts 2".

Preliminary based on SRS 3.0. Pat

Lamotte

Pat Changed the "press and hold" times from 1.5 to 1.2 seconds. Made many changes to the voice commands. Updated the "Clearing the System of All Stored Information" Caution statement. Updated the "Pairing a Phone to the HFTM System" Caution statement. Made various changes to the instruction steps throughout the guide. Deleted the "Selecting Another Phone" section. Updated the "Transferring" instructions and the "Go Back" and "Cancel" sections.

Lamotte

Continued…

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Revisions (Continued…)

Version Date Description Who

Preliminary June 25, 2003 Added "BLUECONN" to FCC label in back

of document.

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Johnson Controls, Inc.

Automotive Systems Group

Interiors Electronics

One Prince Center

Holland, MI 49423

Pat Lamotte

Table of Contents

Learning About the HFTM .......................................................................1

Precautions...........................................................................................1

Introduction...........................................................................................1

Helpful Hints .........................................................................................4

Using the HFTM Buttons .................................................................4

Using Shortcuts...............................................................................4

Using Icons in this Guide.................................................................5

Global Commands................................................................................5

Help.................................................................................................5

Go Back...........................................................................................5

Cancel.............................................................................................6

Using the HFTM System..........................................................................6

Using the Phonebook............................................................................6

Storing a Name Tag with Number ...................................................6

Editing the Number for a Current Phonebook Entry ........................7

Deleting a Stored Phonebook Entry ................................................7

Listing all Entries in the Phonebook.................................................8

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Navigating the Phonebook ..............................................................8

Editing List Entries in the Phonebook..............................................9

Deleting List Entries in the Phonebook............................................9

Setup ..................................................................................................10

Listing Paired Phones....................................................................10

Editing a Phone Name from the Phone List...................................10

Renaming a Paired Phone ............................................................10

Renaming a Paired Phone if You Know Its Name....................10

Renaming a Paired Phone if You Don't Know its Name...........11

Clearing the System of All Stored Information...............................11

Setting the Gender of Voice Prompts............................................12

Using the Security System..................................................................12

Setting the Passcode for the System.............................................12

Locking the System .......................................................................13

Unlocking the System....................................................................13

Using the Phone.................................................................................... 14

Pairing/Unpairing a Phone ..................................................................14

Pairing a Phone to the HFTM System............................................14

Unpairing a Phone from the HFTM System...................................15

Unpairing a Phone Using "List".................................................15

Unpairing a Phone Using "Phone Options, List".......................16

Requesting Paired Phone Status...................................................16

Making Calls........................................................................................17

Making Calls by Entering Numbers in Single String Format

with the "Call/Dial" Command........................................................17

Making an Outgoing Call by Entering Numbers in Block

Format ...........................................................................................17

Making a Call Using Name Tags ...................................................18

Making a Call from List Entries in the Phonebook .........................18

Calling the Last Number Dialed Using Speech Recognition..........18

Muting Calls ........................................................................................19

Muting a Call..................................................................................19

Unmuting a Call.............................................................................19

Sending Tones During a Call ..............................................................19

Sending Tones with Voice Recognition .........................................19

Sending Tones with a Stored Name Tag.......................................20

Transferring Calls................................................................................20

Transferring a Call from the HFTM to Private Mode on the

Phone ............................................................................................20

Transferring a Call to the HFTM from Private Mode on the

Phone ............................................................................................20

Quick Reference .................................................................................21

Index ...................................................................................................24

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Table of Figures

Figure 1. Voice Prompts 1...........................................................................2

Figure 2. Voice Prompts 2...........................................................................3

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Learning About the HFTM

Precautions

WARNING

Warning labels are used for situations that could result in serious injury or death and need to point out the exact danger in the warning text. That's why this is quite a harsh warning. Either our legal department or Honda's legal dept needs to review the wording.

NOTES

When preparing to set up the HFTM or when adjusting its operation, be sure the vehicle is in PARK with the engine turned OFF and the key in the ACCESSORY position. Failure to do so could result in property damage, serious injury, or death for

yourself, pets, or other people near the vehicle from carbon monoxide (for example, if the vehicle's engine is running in a garage with the garage door closed) or from physical impact (if the vehicle should slip out of PARK and into gear with the engine running).

It is recommended that your cell phone's battery be fully charged to ensure that the Bluetooth connection will be established with minimal difficulty. Most vehicles require the ignition switch to be turned to the second (accessory) position for programming and/or operation of the HFTM.

When using the voice recognition software, speak clearly in your normal voice (do not shout). Speak in a natural voice. Do not try to help the voice recognition software by speaking slowly or by pronouncing words more distinctly than you normally do.

The Bluetooth phone must be within the vehicle's passenger compartment. Do not place the phone in areas with metal obstructions or in metal boxes.

Introduction

The Honda Hands-Free Telephone Module Interface (called the HFTM from now on) is a Bluetooth™ device that allows for wireless communication with other Bluetooth devices. Bluetooth wireless technology is a high frequency radio link that allows two Bluetooth devices to exchange audio information and data at high speed. Because of the versatility of Bluetooth wireless technology, enabled devices do not share all of the same "profiles." To ensure that your phone will be compatible with your HFTM, be sure to purchase a cellular phone that supports the "hands-free profile".

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Figure 1 and Figure 2 list the HFTM voice prompts. They are color coded to match their location in this guide. The colors match the sections of the manual that discuss these operations.

Call/Dial

Phonebook

Voicetag

Number

Store

Security

Unlock

Lock

Set PasscodeRedial

Voicetag

Edit

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Delete

List

Figure 1. Voice Prompts 1

Voicetag

Phone Options

System

Pair

List

Status

Delete

Edit

Name

During an Active P hone Call

Transfer

Voicetag

Voicetag Send Tones

Help

Mute

Unmute

Voicetag

Number

Prompt Gender

Clear System

Go Back

Cancel

Figure 2. Voice Prompts 2

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