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FCC Compliance Statement :
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions :
1- This device may not cause harmful interference.
2- This device must accept any interference received, including inter
ference that may
cause undesired operation.
Declaration of Conformity:
We, Parrot S.A. of 174 Quai de Jemmapes, 75010 Paris, France,
declare under our sole
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relates is in conformity with appropriate standards EN300328,
EN301489-17, EN 60950
following the provision of Radio Equipment and Telecommunication
Equipment directive
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User’s guide
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CK3100 Advanced Car Kit
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OUTLINE
Bluetooth technology offers voice and data transmission via a
short-distance radio link. It can link a wide range of wireless
electronic equipments and spread the communication possibili
-
ties of mobile telephones and numerous pieces of equipment.
Based in Paris, founded in 1994 by Henri SEYDOUX, Parrot
S.A is one of the fastest-growing companies. From the very
beginning its specialties have been technologies associated
with voice recognition and signal processing for telecoms and
cars.
The Parrot CK3100 Car Kit allows you to use your cellular
phone while driving your car with the best of comfort and the
best security possible.
The names of your callers will appear on the screen.
Your phonebook is accessible from the control screen.
The voice command and the voice recognition allow you to
use it without letting goof your steering scroll button.
Your conversation is carried over the loud speakers in your
vehicle.
On the screen you can access your telephone phonebook.
Caller name display.
Voice recognition.
Volume control.
Mutes the in-car radio.
Dual call.
Pick-up and hang-up via voice
command.
INTRODUCTION
Functionalities
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User’s guide
LCD screen Power cable
electronic box microphone
mute cable manual
Contents of the package
CK3100 MOUNTING
Installation of the electronic box
The CK3100 system is fitted with 4 outputs:
Input - in-car radio output LCD screen power
microphone
It is recommended to install all the cables before fixing the
control box. Each cable supplied has a different connector to
avoid wrong connections.
The box must not be installed near the heating or the air-con
ditioning.
Ensure that it is not exposed to sunlight. Avoid installing it
behind metal walls, which could alter the quality of the blue
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tooth link.
The mute cable is equipped with black ISO connectors and
with a “line out” output.
In-car radio with «line in» inputs
Preferably use this type of connection by joining the brown and
green wires as well as the yellow wires of the “mute” to the
back of your in-car radio
.
In-car radio with «ISO» connectors
Disconnect the audio and supply bundles from the in-car radio
Link the female connectors of the mute supply cables and of
Installation of the in-car radio cable
the power supply cable to the in-car radio. Connect the audio
and supply bundles from the vehicle to the male connectors.If
the in-car radio is equipped with a mute input, connect the
yellow wire of the mute cable to one of the “ Mute in “ inputs 1,
2 or 3.
In-car radio without «ISO» connectors
You must obtain an “ISO” adapter cable
Installation of the power supply cable
The red wire of the power cable must be connected
to the permanent 12V, the orange wire to the 12V and
the black wire to the earth.
Verify the electric wiring of the ISO supply bundle of
the in-car radio.
In some vehicles it is necessary to reverse the positions
of the red and orange wires.
This operation is simply done by reversing the fuse
holders.
Do not connect the orange wire to the permanent
12V, otherwise you risk causing the vehicle battery to
go flat.
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CABLE DIAGRAM CONNECTION
Microphone :
The microphone must be aimed
at the driverand can be installed:
Anywhere on the vehicle /
On the LCD screen.
LCD screen :
Several accessories allow the screen to be installed in
multiples sites in the body of the vehicle.
Fastening on the dashboard
Using the scoth tape double-face provided.
Just stick the display on a plane and
clean spot on the dashboard .
With a foot on the dashboard
Once the display has been mounted on the foot provided in
the packaging, stick this foot using the scotch tape double-face
on the dasboard.
From then on, the screen becomes directional.
Mounting Instructions
- Rotate “B” from the left
to the right to screw “B” on “A”
Only use the screws “D”.
- Insert the cable from the “A”
through the hole on “B”
- Then, screw “C” on “B”.
Only use the screw “E”
Don’t forget to insert the disc
Installation of the microphone and the console
A : LCD screen
B :
Foot
C : Back support
E : Iron screw ( 10mm )
D : Plastic screws (10mm )
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User’s guide
The menus are accessible from then on
and the hands-free kit announces their
name.
From then you are connected to the
hands-free kit and can use it for com
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municating.
Call: Access your mobile phone’s phonebook.
Receive a call: Press the green button of the hands-free kit
to pick up the mobile phone.
Hang up: Press the red button of the CK3100.
Messaging: You have the option of
accessing the functions of your messaging from the hands-free kit.
Click on the scroll button while
communicating. A menu appears and
allows you to select a character then
validate it. Return to the communication
screen by selecting the arrow.
Repeat function: Press the green key of the hands-free kit
for several seconds to call the last number dialled.
Communication volume: Adjust
the communication
volume by turning
the scroll button.
During the initial charging, it is necessary to pair your mobile
phone with the hands-free kit.
Activate Bluetooth on your mobile
Search for peripheral devices:
For more information, refer to the booklet on your telephone
( Pairing section )
Or visit www.parrot.biz
Home / Support / Download
Once it is detected, “Parrot
CK3100” is displayed on your
mobile phone
Enter the link code 1234 and validate.
“Pairing underway” is displayed on
the CK3100
“Pairing complete” is displayed on
the screen, once pairing is successful.
The CK3100 then connects to your mobile phone.
Once it is connected, the Bluetooth logo is displayed on the
screen (except for mobile phones fitted with the Headset pro
file).
For certain types refer to the page 12 “pair a telephpne”
With certain mobile phones, the name of your mobile,
the battery level and the network are displayed on the screen.
PAIR DEVICE AND FIRST USE
WARNING
Some telephones useBluetooth in a
particular manner. Verify in the
“Preferences” / “Advanced Pref. “ / “Pair
Telephone” menu if the model of your
telephone is listed there. Then select
the option in the menu.
SAP
If you want to utilise the Sim
Access Profile service on
your telephone, please refer
to the GSM section of the
booklet
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The menu of the CK3100 is made up of the following headings: phone book, call log, dial number, voice cmds, settings,
SIM card, GPS.
Synchronisation of your telephone index
with the CK3100 is one of the innovative
functions of this hands-free kit.
This synchronisation is automatic with
numerous telephones.
If this is not automatic, you have the option of transferring
your telephone contacts to the kit via Bluetooth.
Refer to the section “Sending contacts via Bluetooth” (or
“Object push”) in your telephone user manual.
Reception of contacts via Bluetooth is available for the Sony
Ericsson P800/P900 and smartphones if pairing is done in the
corresponding mode.
(refer to the “ATTENTION” section in the “Pairing” chapter)
Once your contacts are transferred to the kit, you can access
the voice recognition function available in the “Voice com
-
mands” menu.
You have the option of making a call from the menu index.
Select phonebook
Select a letter using the scroll button
Confirm by pressing the scroll button
Once the contact is selected:
the green button dials the number by
default.
MENU
the scroll button helps select from the different numbers of
the contact.
Press the green button to call.
This heading displays the list of calls and
is divided into 3 sub-menus:
Missed calls / received calls / sent calls
Select the desired contact
Press the scroll button or the green but-
ton to redial.
Dial a number by turning the scroll button to the right or the left.
Press the scroll button to select a character.
The basket icon deletes the last character.
Once the number is dialled, press the
green button to make the call.
This menu programs the voice recognition of the hands-free kit.
It is divided into 3 sub-menus: index / key words / voice reco.
selection
To attribute a voice print to a contact, select a letter:
Select the name by clicking on the scroll button.
Once the name is selected, click on the scroll button to initiate
the machine learning.
Follow the instructions displayed on the screen.
Once the voice imprint is attributed, a bubble is displayed to
the
right of the name.
Phonebook
Call from the phonebook
Last calls
Dial a number
Voice commands
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This menu allows you to customise the
CK3100.
List: You can access the list of peripheral
devices, which have been paired with the
CK3100.
You have the option of connecting, dis
-
connecting, or wiping from the your tele
-
phone memory.
Select the desired language.
Confirm by clicking on the scroll button.
If you select “ automatic “, the hands-free
kit synchronises with the language of your
SIM card.
(this option is available only on certain
devices)
The keywords of the CK3100 are:
telephone, hang up, address, work, mobile, general, other and
preferred.
Telephone: Hangs up a call or actuate voice recognition.
Hang up: Terminates the communication.
Address, office, mobile, general, other, preferred: key
words by telephone number.
These key words help select the desired number when a con
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tact comprises several words. The learning sequence is identi
cal to that of the contacts.
The key words must be recorded to be validated.
Recognition of the CK3100 is more
complete than that of most mobilephones
and works in a noisy environment.
Reco. car-kit: voice prints registered in the
memory of the hands-free kit.
Reco. telephone: voice prints registered in the memory of the
telephone
Press the green button, or then say “Telephone” if the key
word “Telephone” is registered.
After the sound beep, pronounce the name of your contact.
The CK3100 repeats the name in case of connection, and if
not offers a second attempt following a beep.
If the contact has a single telephone number, the CK3100 calls
the partner number.
Keywords
Make a call via voice recognition
Selection of the type of voice recognition
If the contact has a single telephone number, the CK3100 calls
the partner number.
If the contact has several numbers and the key words per tele
-
phone number are registered, the CK3100 proposes recognis
-
ing the key word linked to the number after a beep.
SETTINGS
Paired devices
WARNING
If you delete a device, all the
voice imprints attributed to it
will be deleted.
Language
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Zoom phonebook:
Lets you select the resolution of the
displayed text in the “ phonebook “ and
“ call logs “ menus.
Select the 2-line or 3-line mode.
Confirm by clicking on the scroll button.
Activate/deactivate the automatic pick-up.
Software version:
Version of the display software / Free
memory.
Our customer service is at your disposal. You can contact it via
email or telephone.
Connect to www.parrot.biz for more information.
Voice Menus:
This option allows you to adjust the vol
ume of the messages announced by the
hands-free kit and voice imprints, which
you have recorded.
Rings and microphone:
These options let you adjust the volume of the ring and of
the microphone.
Telephone:
This option allows you to adjust the volume of the communica
-
tion.
This function activates or deactivates the voice assistant of the
menus.
The menus will be announced by the voice of the operator in
the selected language.
This option optimises the search for info from the interface dur
-
ing driving.
3 headings allow you to personalise the display:
Contrast and brightness:
Use the scroll button for the desired level and validate by click
-
ing on the latter.
Volume
Voice Menus
Display
Automatic response
Information
Hotline
This menu gives access to the following headings:
Pairing a telephone, object push, software upgrade, demo
mode.
Some phones require a particular setting of your hands-free kit
before pairing. ( for exemple SonyEricsson P900, PDA running
windows CE )
Select the input corresponding to your telephone, then pair
your device when the CK3100 displays “Pair your telephone”.
ADVANCED SETTINGS
Pairing a telephone
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If you have a navigation application on your
PDA or smartphone, all you need do
is pair this peripheral device with the
CK3X00, and open a series connection to
the GPS port. Certain navigation applica
tions let you directly select as Bluetooth GPS source.
On your device the GPS configuration to be selected is NMEA
0183v2 9600, in the event it is necessary to supply this informa
tion.
Once connected, a GPS icon is visible on the screen of the
CK3X00.
Once the GPS service is connected the
CK3X00 equipped with GPS module allows
you to listen to the sound indications of
your navigation software over the loud
speakers of your vehicle. Your navigation
will thus be carried out under optimal conditions (this function
ality is available only with certain navigation software).
To do this, from your PDA or smartphone open the service
Ear phone/Headset, which is available on the car-kit.
If you want to make a call or answer an incoming call, this
service is automatically closed then reopened to allow you to
use telephony functionality under the best conditions.
In this heading you can fully disable the GPS service to pre
vent anyone from connecting to this service.
The Information section specifies the GPS configuration and
the peripheral device currently connected to this service if it is
active.
Object push
Some telephones can require a particular setting of your
hands-free kit before sending contacts. ( If your telephone
does not display your kit in the list of devices to which
contacts can be sent, activate the “Always active” option.)
Warning: this configuration of your kit can cause poor func
tioning with certain telephones. We recommend that you return
to “Automatic” mode as soon as you have
sent your contacts.
Activate this option when you install an upgrade by Bluetooth
of your kit, from a personal computer. This option will be auto
-
matically disactivated when restarting your kit.
Go to our website for more information : www.parrot.biz
Launch a demo of the hands-free kit.
Restarting the carkit is necessary to deactivate this mode.
Software upgrade
Demo mode
The CK3300 and CK3500 kits load a
GPS (Global Positioning System)
module giving access to the current
position of the vehicle.
This information is available via
Bluetooth on a channel accessible
by the majority of PDAs and
Smartphones.
GPS CK3300 - CK3500
Connection to the GPS service
Voice indications of your navigation
GPS Menu
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The CK3500 loads a class 8/10 GSM/
GPRS module.
The presence of this module let you use
the SIM Access Profile (SAP) of your tele
phone or even use your CK3500 directly
as a car phone, without Bluetooth telephone, with only a physi
cal SIM card. It also lets you use your kit as Internet access
point by using the GPRS.
The SIM Access Profile (SAP) allows the information on your
personal SIM card to be used by Bluetooth. You thus benefit
from the GSM antenna of the CK3500 and you save on the
battery in your Bluetooth telephone.
For safety reasons, the pairing procedure
of a SAP telephone is different.
You must select the SIM Access Phone
section in the “Preferences” / “Advanced
Pref.” / “Pair Telephone” menu.
A 16-digit code is displayed on the screen of the CK3500,
which is the link code to be captured on your SAP telephone.
If the CK3500 requires the PIN code of your personal SIM
card, It will ask you to enter it.
The SIM Access mode is activated by default if your telephone
supports it.
The CK3500 will use this mode as soon as your telephone is
detected by maintaining continuity of service.
The functioning of the interface is the same as for Bluetooth
telephony.
GSM OFFBOARD - CK3500
Pairing
Functioning
This heading allows you to insert/modify the PIN code of your
personal SIM card or to deactivate the SIM Access Profile
mode.
The SIM Card heading
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