Visteon BART06 User Manual

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Hands-Free

Telephone Interface

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User Guide Number CT-ELE-xxx-Preliminary

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Core Product Lead Engineer: Date:

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make a decision relating to a product described herein.

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Table of Contents

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

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

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

Help............................................................................................................................7

Setup .........................................................................................................................7

Phone Pairing........................................................................................................7

Pair a Phone....................................................................................................7

Clear Paired Phone(s) .....................................................................................9

List Paired Phone(s) ......................................................................................10

Confirmation Prompts .........................................................................................10

Select Phone.......................................................................................................11

List Phones....................................................................................................11

Phone Name..................................................................................................12

Language..............................................................Error! Bookmark not defined.

Call...........................................................................................................................13

Dial...........................................................................................................................13

Redial.......................................................................................................................13

Phonebook..............................................................................................................14

New Entry............................................................................................................14

Edit......................................................................................................................14

List Names..........................................................................................................15

Delete..................................................................................................................16

Erase All..............................................................................................................16

Index........................................................................................................................17

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Table of Figures

Figure 1. Voice Prompts 1........................................................................................... 4

Figure 2. Voice Prompts 2........................................................................................... 5

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Introduction

BlueConnect® is a Bluetooth™ device that allows for wireless communication wit h other Bluetooth devices.
Bluetooth wireless technology is a high frequency radio link that allows two Blu e tooth 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 Blueconnect, be sure to purchase a cellular phone that supports the "hands-free profile".

Precautions

WARNING

NOTES

When preparing to set up Blueconnect, be sure the vehicle is in PARK with
the engine turned OFF. 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 UConnect. The vehicle radio must
be ON in order to hear Blueconnect audio.

When using the voice recognition software, face the windshield and 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.

All steps described in this document assume the Confirmation Prompts Feature
is turned ON.

Anytime Blueconnect prompts the user for a response, the user can say
"Cancel" to return to the main menu or "Help" to hear the available list of
options.

Wait to speak until after the prompt is complete and a beep is heard.
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.

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Figure 1 and Figure 2 list the BlueConnect voice prompts. They are color coded to match their location in
this guide.

Call

Name

Location

Phonebook

New Entry

Name

Dial

Number

Home

Number

Work

Edit

List Names

Delete

Number

Mobile

Number

Pager

Number

Name

Location

Number

Name

Location

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Figure 1. Voice Prompts 1

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Figure 2. Voice Prompts 2

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During a call

Mute

Mute of

Mute Of

Help

List ist PhonesTransfer Call

Call
Dial
Phonebook
Redial
Send digits

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Redial

Setup

Phone Pairing

Pair

Delete

List

Confirmation

Prompts

Select Phone (If paired)

Language (if available)

Help

English
Spanish
French

Blueconnect System Commands Overview

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Help

You can get help at most locations in the voice recognition system.

STEP HELP

1
2

Press the Blueconnect’s phone button and say "Help"

The module lists the available commands for the current menu.
For example, say "Help" at the Main menu and the Blueconnect prompts

"Available options are: call, dial, phonebook, redial,
emergency or setup". If no response to the prompts the BHFM will repeat 2
more times until the user selects and option, if no option is selected after 2 repeats
the Blueconnect powers down.

Setup

Phone Pairing

Pair a Phone

To use your Blueconnect, you must first pair it (establish a communication link) with a Bluetooth hands­free-profile-enabled cellular phone. Please refer to your phone manufacturer's owner's manual for
instructions on how to place your cellular phone into pairing mode.

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In order to complete successful pairing, both the cellular phone and the Blueconnect

NOTE

module must be in pairing mode at the same time. Blueconnect remains in pairing mode
for about 3 minutes before timing out.

STEP PAIRING A PHONE TO BLUECONNECT

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2
3

4

5

Press the Blueconnect’s phone button and say "Setup".

For example, say "Setup" at the Main menu and the BHFM prompts "Select
one of the following: phone pairing, confirmation prompts,

select phone or say cancel to return to the main menu". If no

response to the prompts the BHFM reminds the user of the selection 2 more times
until the user selects and option, if no option is selected after 2 repeats, the BHFM
powers down.

Say "Phone pairing".
After the system prompts you, say "Pair a phone". The system will remind

the user that pairing should only be done while the vehicle is in park. When
the vehicle is in park say "Continue".

The system will then ask for a 4-digit PIN. This can be any 4 digit number you
choose as long as you enter the same number on the phone later

Say your four-digit pin. For example, "One-Two-Three-Four".
Follow your cellular phone manufacturer's instructions for placing the phone

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in pairing mode.

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Select BlueConnect on the phone. Then, on the phone's numeric keypad,
enter the same PIN number entered in step 4.

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The system prompts you for a phone name. Name it something easy to remember.

Say the phone name, for example, "Jacob's phone".

To complete the pairing process, the system will now ask you for a phone prio rity
from 1 to 7. Number 1 is the highest priority. If two phones are paired, the
Blueconnect will use the higher priority phone when both phones are within rang e.

Say the phone priority, for example, "One".

When complete, the system indicates "Pairing Complete”.

CONFIDENTIAL

Clear Paired Phone(s)

To remove a communication link between the Blueconnect module and your cellular phone(s), you must
clear the paired phone(s).

CAUTION

NOTE

NOTE

STEP CLEARING PAIRED PHONE(S)

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After clearing a paired phone (or all phones), if you attempt to use Blueconnect
to make a call with that phone, Blueconnect responds with "Phone not
available".

If you make a mistake during the clearing process or decide not to clear a
phone, press either Blueconnect’s Phone button or VR button to exit the clearing
mode.

To re-prioritize the cell phones being used, you must first clear the phone(s)
paired with Blueconnect.

On the Blueconnect’s module, press the phone button and say "Setup".

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Say "Phone Pairing".
After the system prompts you, say "Delete a phone”.

The system prompts you for the name of the phone to clear.

Say the phone name; for example "Jacob's phone".

Blueconnect responds with a verification to clear the selected phone.

If correct, say "yes" (say "no" to start the delete process over).

When complete, the system indicates "Deleted".

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List Paired Phone(s)

Follow these instructions to hear a list of the phones paired with the Blueconnect module.

STEP LISTING PAIRED PHONE(S)

1

2
3
4

5
6

On the Blueconnect’s module, press the phone button and say "Setup".

The system prompts you with available options.

Say "Phone Pairing".
After the system prompts you, say "List paired phones”.

The system lists the names of the cellular phones that are currently paired with the
Blueconnect module.

Blueconnect asks if you want to start the list over again.

Say "Yes" or "No".

Confirmation Prompts

Confirmation prompts confirm your commands with Blueconnect before they are carried out. When the
Blueconnect Confirmation Prompts feature is ON, the Blueconnect module will repeat the last command
received and ask whether the command that was received was correct before proceeding with the command
execution.

For example:

CONFIRMATION

PROMPTS

1

2

3

ON OFF

You say "Dial five-five-five­one-two-one-two".

The Blueconnect module says
"Dialing five-five-five-one-

two-one-two, is this
correct?"

You say "yes".

The Blueconnect module places the
call.

Or

You say "no".

The Blueconnect module asks you to
repeat the number.

You say "Dial five-five­five-one-two-one-two".

The Blueconnect module
announces and dials the
number as first recognized. For
example; "Dialing 555…" and
then dialing the number.

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STEP TURNING CONFIRMATION PROMPTS ON/OFF

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2
3
4

5

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On the Blueconnect module, press the phone button and say "Setup".

The system prompts you with available options.

Say "Confirmation prompts".

If the confirmation prompts are ON, Blueconnect asks if you want to turn them OFF.

Say "Yes".

Blueconnect tells you they are OFF and says "Ready".

Or

If the confirmation prompts are OFF, Blueconnect tells you they are OFF and asks if
you want to turn them ON.

Say "Yes" to turn them ON and Blueconnect returns to the main menu.

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Select Phone

This option is used to over-ride the phone priority given during pairing. For example, the user wishes to use
phone three to make an outgoing call. The user would select phone three, and make the call. This over-ride
only works for one call. Blueconnect switches back to the highest priority phone once the call is completed.
You can select a phone by saying the phone's name or by first hearing a list of phones to choose from.

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List Phones

When selecting a phone, if you would like a list of available phones to select from…

STEP SELECTING A PHONE

1

2
3
4

On the Blueconnect module, press the phone button and say "Setup".

The system prompts you with available options.

Say "Select Phone".

Blueconnect lists all phones that are paired to it.

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Phone Name

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STEP

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2
3

4

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Languages (If available)

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On the Blueconnect module, press the phone button and say "Setup".

The system prompts you with available options.

Say "Select Phone".
The system lists the available phones and asks for the name of the phone. Say the

name of the phone.
Blueconnect verifies the phone name and asks if it is correct. Say "Yes" if it is

or "No" if not.

BlueConnect sets this phone to the highest priority for the next call. It temporarily
over-rides the phone priorities for this one call only.

On the Blueconnect module, press the phone button and say "Setup".

The system prompts you with available options.

SELECTING A PHONE

2
3

Say "Language".
The system lists the available languages and asks for a selection. Say the name of

language.

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Call

STEP CALLING A NAME OR A NAME AND LOCATION FROM THE

PHONEBOOK

1

2

3

Press the Blueconnect module's phone button and say "Call {any phone
book entry name}" or just “Call”. If the Name has more than one location,

Blueconnect asks for the location to call.

If the just “Call” was used. The Blueconnect says “Name Please”. Say the
Name.

Say the Location.

Dial

STEP DIALING A PHONE NUMBER NOT IN THE PHONEBOOK

1

Press the Blueconnect module's phone button and say "Dial
{immediately followed by the phone number such as 6163948888}

" or just say “dial”.

Call

Dial

2

3

If the just “Call” was used. The Blueconnect says “Name Please”. Say the
Name.

Blueconnect tells what number it is dialing and verifies that this is correct (if
confirmation prompts are on). If it is, it says "Dialing" and dials the
number.

Redial

STEP REDIALING THE LAST-CALLED PHONE NUMBER

1
2

Press the Blueconnect module's phone button and say "Redial”.

Blueconnect says "Dialing" and calls the phone number that was dialed last on
the phone.

Redial

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Phonebook

New Entry

Blueconnect can store up to 32 names with multiple locations (Home, Work, Mobile, Pager) for each name.

STEP ADDING A NEW PHONEBOOK ENTRY

1

2

3
4

5
6

Press the Blueconnect module's phone button and say "Phonebook".

The system prompts you for a new entry, edit, list names, delete or erase all or say
cancel to return to the main menu. Say “New Entry”

Say the Name of the user to add.

Blueconnect responds with the name it heard and checks to see if it is correct
before proceeding.

Blueconnect asks for a location to go with the name.

Say the location of the name; "Home", "Work", "Mobile", or "Pager.

Blueconnect checks to see if it heard the location correctly.
Blueconnect asks for the telephone number for the name at said location.

Say the phone number for the name and location.

Blueconnect says the phone number and asks if it is correct? If so, it adds the

Phonebook

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phone number for this name and location to the phonebook and then asks…
"Number stored. Would you like to add another number for this

entry?"

Say "Yes" to add another number for this entry or say"No" if you are
finished.

Edit

STEP ADDING A NEW LOCATION FOR AN EXISTING PHONEBOOK NAME

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2

3

4
5

Press the Blueconnect module's phone button and say "Phonebook",
"Edit", and the Name.

The system responds with "Home, Work, Mobile, or Pager”

Say the Location ("Home", "Work", "Mobile", or "Pager") and the phone
number to enter in the phonebook for this name and location.

Blueconnect verifies that it heard the location correctly and asks for the phone
number for that location.

Say the phone number like "6163998888".

Blueconnect verifies that it heard the number correctly and stores the number. It
then says "Number changed. Would you like to call this number,
edit another entry, or return to main menu?"

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Say "Call", "Edit", or "Return to Main Menu”.

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STEP EDITING THE PHONE NUMBER FOR AN EXISTING

NAME/LOCATION

1

2
3

4

Press the Blueconnect module's phone button and say "Phonebook",
"Edit", the Name, and the Location whose phone number you want to edit.

The system tells you the current phone number.

Say the new phone number like "6163998888".

Blueconnect verifies that it heard the number correctly and stores the number. It
then says "Number changed. Would you like to call this number,
edit another entry, or say cancel to return to main menu?"

Say "Call", "Edit", or "Cancel” to Return to Main Menu.

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List Names

STEP LISTING NAMES IN UCONNECT'S PHONEBOOK

1

Press the Blueconnect module's phone button and say "Phonebook",
"List Names”.

The phonebook entries are listed.

Phonebook

2

3

4
5

6
7

At the end of the list, Blueconnect asks "End of list, would you like to
start from the beginning?"

Say "Yes" to hear the phonebook entry list again or "No" if you do not want
to hear it again.

Or

After you hear the phonebook entry you want to call, press the Blueconnect
module's VR button to stop the list process.

Say "Call" to call the last number listed.

Blueconnect gives the selected name and its locations. It then asks for the location
you want to call.

Say the location you want to call.

Blueconnect says who and where it is calling and asks if this is correct (Y/N). If it
is, Blueconnect responds with "Dialing" and dials the selected number.

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Delete

The user can delete a phonebook name or individual locations of that name.

STEP DELETING A PHONEBOOK NAME/LOCATION

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2

3

Phonebook

Erase All

CAUTION

STEP DELETING ALL PHONEBOOK RECORDS

1

Press the Blueconnect module's phone button and say "Phonebook",
"Delete", and the Name to delete.

If only one location exists for the name, Blueconnect verifies that you want to
delete the name and location and then deletes it.

If that name exists, and there is more than one location for the name, Blueconnect
reads you a list of locations for the name.

Say the location to delete or "All".

Blueconnect verifies that you want to delete the location (Y/N) and then deletes it.

Use this command only if you want to delete the entire phonebook. Blueconnect
prompts you two times to be sure you do want to delete the phonebook.

Press the Blueconnect module's phone button and say "Phonebook",
"Erase All" to delete all phonebook records.

Or

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Blueconnect responds "Are you sure you want to erase everything
from your system phonebook?"

Say "No" if you do not want to delete all phonebook records.

Blueconnect exits the Erase All process.

Or

Say "Yes" to delete all phonebook records.

Blueconnect responds "You are about to delete everything from
your system phonebook. Do you want to continue?"

Say "No" if you do not want to delete all phonebook records.

Blueconnect exits the Erase All process.

Or

Say "Yes" to delete all phonebook records.
Blueconnect deletes all phonebook records and says "Phonebook Erased”

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B
Bluetooth

what is
C
Confirmation prompts

what are they?......................................... 6

H
Help

when can I use it?....................................4

P
Phone

what kind do I need? ...............................1

Phone name................................................5

Phone pairings

why did they disappear?.......................... 8

Phonebook

why did it disappear?............................... 8

PIN number.................................................4

Priority.........................................................5

overiding..................................................7

Prompts

"Are you sure you want to erase

"Available options are

"Deleted".................................................. 5

"Dialing".............................................9, 11

"End of list, would you like to start from

"Home, Work, Mobile, or Pager" ........... 10

"Number changed. Would you like to call

"Number stored. Would you like to add

"Pairing Complete" .................................. 5

"Phone not available" ..............................5

"Phonebook Erased" .............................12

"You are about to delete everything from

it?................................................. 1

everything from your phonebook?"....12

call, phonebook, redial, or setup".........4

the beginning?"..................................11

this number, edit another entry, or

return to main menu?" .................10, 11

another number for this entry?" .........10

your phonebook. Do you want to

continue?"..........................................12

R

Re-prioritizing phones .................................5

Reset

why did my system reset? .......................8

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Voice commands

"All" ........................................................12

"Call"................................................10, 11

"Call, Name" ............................................9

"Call, Name, Location".............................9

"Confirmations"........................................7

"Delete"....................................................5

"Dial"........................................................9

"Edit"................................................10, 11

"English, French, or Spanish"..................8

"Help".......................................................4

"Home"...................................................10

"List phones"........................................6, 7

"Mobile"..................................................10

"Pager"...................................................10

"Pair"........................................................4

"Pairing"...........................................4, 5, 6

"Phonebook, Delete, Name"..................12

"Phonebook, Edit, Name"......................10

"Phonebook, Edit, Name, Location"......11

"Phonebook, Erase All"..........................12

"Phonebook, List Names"......................11

"Phonebook, New Entry" .......................10

"Redial"....................................................9

"Return to Main Menu".....................10, 11

"Select Phone".....................................7, 8

"Setup".....................................4, 5, 6, 7, 8

"Work"....................................................10

voice tree.............................................2, 3

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Warnings

Changing language..................................8

Clearing paired phones............................5

Erase All command................................12

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This device complies with FCC rules part 15 and Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s).
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1)This device may not cause harmful interference,
and (2)This device must accept any interference that may be received including interference that may
cause undesired operation. WARNING: The transmitter has been tested and complies with FCC and IC
rules. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could
void the user's authority to operate the device.

The term "IC:" before the certification/registration number only signifies that Industry Canada technical
specifications were met.

IC: 3043A-BART06 FCC ID: NT8BART06 MODEL ID: CB2BART06

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