Sony DEA 2006 User Guide

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Bluetooth™ Car Handsfree HCB-150 2
Kit content ..........................................3
Car handsfree overview......................3
Car handsfree icons............................4
Getting started ........ .......................... 5
Mounting the car handsfree................6
Calling ............................................... 7
Troubleshooting ................................ 9
Declaration of conformity for HCB-15010
FCC Statement .................................11
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Bluetooth™ Car Handsfree HCB-150
Congratulations on your purchase of the Sony Ericsson Bluetooth™ Car Handsfree HCB-150.
Attached to the sun visor in your car the HCB-150 lets you keep your hands on the wheel and your eyes on the road ahead. Alternatively, the HCB­150 can be used as a handsfree solution when in the office.
Wherever you use the car handsfree you will appreciate its text-to-speech feature, which verbally tells you who is calling and whom you are calling.
You will also welcome the outstanding sound quality resulting from echo and noise reduction, and higher speaker volume.
This User guide focuses on usage with a Sony Ericsson phone. For an
overview of which phone models fully support the HCB-150 car handsfree, go to www.sonyericsson.com/ support.
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Kit content
Before you start using your car handsfree, make sure the following items are included in the box:
Car handsfree HCB-150 (A)
Sun visor clip (B)
Cigarette lighter adapter CLA-61 (C)
User guide
Quick guide
Bluetooth handsfree important
information
A
B
C
Car handsfree overview
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2
3
1Call key
2Bluetooth key
3 Menu key
4End key
5 Call list/Phonebook key
6 Scroll wheel
7 Charger connector
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5
6
7
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Car handsfree icons
The icons below are some of the more frequently displayed icons.
Bluetooth function on
Battery level indicator
Battery charging
Incoming call
Outgoing call
Ongoing call
Microphone muted
Voice control active
Dialled call in call list
Received call in call list
Missed call in call list
Phonebook menu
Phonebook not available
Home phone number, phonebook
Mobile phone number, phonebook
Work phone number, phonebook
Other phone number, phonebook
Call list menu
Call list not available
Settings menu
Service info menu
Speech prompt menu
Display intensity menu
Language menu
Pairing mode
Pairing successful
Ring volume
Voice volume
In progress – please wait
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Getting started
Charging
Make sure the car handsfree battery is fully charged.
To charge the handsfree in a car
1 Connect the cigarette lighter adapter
to the car handsfree, with the symbol on the adapter facing up.
2 Connect the cigarette lighter adapter
to the power outlet in your car.
3 Charge the car handsfree for about 2
hours or until the battery icon indicates a full charge. Then remove the adapter.
You can also charge your car handsfree with a CLA-60 or CST-75 phone charger.
Turning on and off
To turn on the car handsfree
Press and hold down until you hear
the power-on sound.
To turn off the car handsfree
Press and hold down until you hear
the power-off sound.
Pairing
Before you can use the car handsfree with a phone, it first has to be paired with the phone. You can pair the car handsfree with up to five phones.
If pairing is successful, the car handsfree and phone will automatically connect.
To pair the car handsfree with your phone
1 Turn on the Bluetooth function in your
phone. For instructions, see the phone User guide.
2 Place the phone within 20 cm (8
inches) from the car handsfree.
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