Motorola P6MP1 Users manual

MOTOROLA TX500

Congratulations

The MOTOROLA TX500 car speakerphone delivers handsfree conversation in a sleek design. The speakerphone is perfect for receiving and making calls wirelessly via Bluetooth® from your phone.

• Drive safely with wireless control of phone calls;

• Simultaneously connect with two phones;

• Hear voice prompts for calls, battery level, and other

functions.

We’ve crammed all of the main features of your speakerphone into this handy guide, and in a matter of minutes we’ll show you just how easy your speakerphone is to use.

So go on, check it out.

More information

On the web: www.motorola.com/support

Caution: Before using your speakerphone for the first time, please read the important Safety, Regulatory & Legal information at the back of this guide.

1Congratulations

Your speakerphone

Mute

Button

Speaker

Volume Up

Volume

Down

Call Button/ Status Light

Microphone

Power Switch

MicroUSB Charging Connector

the important parts

2Your speakerphone

Charge it

let’s get you up and running

Battery Charge Status

Red, Purple = charging

Blue= fully charged

You can use your speakerphone while unplugged or plugged into the charger.

Note: Your battery is designed to last the life of your product. It should only be removed by a recycling facility. Any attempt to remove or replace your battery will damage your speakerphone.

3Charge it

Basics

sun visor

a few essentials to get your started

Install it

Turn it on & off

4 Basics

ONOFF

Pair & connect

connect and go

Note: The voice prompts are only in English.

Pair & connect with your phone

1 Turn off any Bluetooth devices previously paired

with your speakerphone.

2 Turn on the Bluetooth feature on your phone.

3 Turn on your speakerphone (see “Turn it on & off”

on page 4).

The status light becomes steady blue to indicate the speakerphone is in discoverable mode and you hear “ready to pair”.

4 Follow the voice prompts to connect your phone to

your speakerphone.

Note: If prompted for the passkey, enter 0000.

When your speakerphone successfully pairs with your phone, the status light flashes in blue and purple and you hear “phone 1 connected”.

For daily use, make sure your speakerphone is turned on, and your phone’s Bluetooth feature is on. Your speakerphone and phone will connect automatically.

5Pair & connect

Pair & connect a second phone

1 Turn off the first phone and any other Bluetooth

devices previously paired with your speakerphone.

2 Turn your speakerphone off.

3 Turn on the Bluetooth feature on your phone.

4 Turn on your speakerphone.

The status light becomes steady in blue and you hear “ready to pair”.

5 Follow the voice prompts to connect your phone to

your speakerphone.

Note: If prompted for the passkey, enter 0000.

When your speakerphone successfully pairs with your phone, the status light flashes in blue and purple and you hear “phone 2 connected”.

To connect both phones, turn them on and then turn your speakerphone off and on. When you hear “phone 1 connected”, and “phone 2 connected”, your speakerphone is ready to go.

Test your connection

1 Make sure your speakerphone is on.

2 On your phone, dial a phone number and press the

Call/Send key.

You hear ringing on the speakerphone when successful.

6 Pair & connect

Calls

it’s good to talk

Some features are phone/network dependent.

Note:

To...

answer call

ignore call

make a voice dial call

redial last call

mute or unmute a call

answer second incoming call

reject second incoming call

end a call

Note:

The voice prompts are only in English.

Press Call .

Press and hold Volume Up or Volume Down until you hear a tone.

Press Call and follow prompts.

Press and hold Call until you hear a tone and follow prompts.

Press Mute and you hear “mute on” or “mute off”. The mute light is solid red while muted.

Press Call . Current call is placed on hold.

Press Volume Up or Volume Down .

Press Call . If a call is on hold, it is resumed.

7Calls

Tal k t i m e

check your chat time

Press both Volume buttons while not on a call.

if light shows...

red “battery is low”

purple “battery is medium”

blue “battery is high”

To save battery power, turn off the speakerphone when not using it for an extended time.