Magneti Marelli S p A N14509 User Manual

Multi Media System

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Bluetooth function
(optional)

The Multi Media System is equipped
with Bluetooth technology, which
allows connecting mobile phones
enabled for this technology.
Using this connectivity you can handle
calls (with the hands-free function)
and the telephone phonebook
through the Multi Media System.
The connection can be made in two
ways:

1. Pairing a telephone to the Multi
Media System.

2. Connecting a telephone stored in
the Multi Media System.

The pairing procedure with the Multi
Media System must be performed
only the fi rst time and only from
a compatible mobile phone to the
Multi Media System. It is not possible
to proceed from the Multi Media
System, as this system is not capable
of independently performing pairing
procedures to Bluetooth sources.

When connecting a telephone stored
in the Multi Media System, the system
will connect a telephone already
paired with the same system and

the procedure must be performed
each time you wish to connect a
Bluetooth mobile phone to the Multi
Media System (see page 56 “List of
connected peripherals”).
Unlike the pairing procedure, this
operation can be performed from
both a mobile phone and from the
Multi Media System.

Telephone pairing

WARNING: Before connecting a
mobile phone, it is advisable to read
the user’s manual of the mobile
phone to be paired with the Multi
Media System.

To pair a mobile phone with the
system, the Bluetooth feature must be
active on both the phone and Multi
Media System.
To set up the Multi Media System for
the pairing procedure, proceed as
described below:

- Check that the Bluetooth feature
on the mobile phone is active.

To activate the Bluetooth feature

on the mobile phone, refer to the
instructions provided by the phone
manufacturer.

- Turn the vehicle key to MAR

- Turn on Multi Media System by
pressing the knob (20);

During the paring stages,

the telephone will ask you to
enter a PIN code (see page 57
“Authentication code”).

If the code entered is correct, the

two devices start the connection
procedures.

Depending on the phonebook

synchronization mode set (see page
67 “Phonebook synchronization
mode”) the phonebooks stored
on the mobile phone will be

synchronized or not.
Once the connection procedure has
been completed, a message on the
Multi Media System display informs
the user that the devices have been
paired.
The Multi Media System can store up
to 10 paired devices.

Fig. 81

B

A

C D

E

Fig. 80

Fig. 82

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Main Bluetooth page

Press the MODE button to access the
Bluetooth page (see Fig. 80).
This page shows the following
parameters:

A - Telephone connection status
B - Telephone service provider
C - Name of the paired telephone
D - Battery charge status
E - Roaming (if active).

Note:
The data displayed depends on the
telephone connected.

Note: If the texts sent from the
telephone contain non-Latin
characters (e.g., Chinese, Arabic,
Cyrillic characters) the Multi Media
System will display them with
question marks “?”.

Disconnection

The Bluetooth feature can be
disconnected in three different ways:

1. Disconnecting from the mobile
phone, following the operations
described in the specifi c
instruction manual, or turning off
the phone

2. Through the Multi Media System
(see page 56 “List of connected
peripherals”;

3. Moving the Bluetooth telephone
away from the Multi Media
System, so that the telephone
signal is outside the reception
area of Multi Media System.

Disconnection is indicated by a
message on the display as shown in
Fig. 81.

Disconnecting the mobile phone does
not delete the call list; if you wish to
delete it, proceed as follows:

- Press the MENU button (15);

- Select the icon

and confi rm by

pressing the knob (13),

- Select and confi rm, by pressing
the knob (13), the “Telephone
Functions” option

- Select and confi rm, by pressing the
knob (13), the “Delete call log”
option (see Fig. 82).

The deletion procedure starts only
after confi rming a second time.