Motorola T605 Installation Manual - Page 10

Initial Pairing, Additional Pairings, Automatic Connection - manual

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English Initial Pairing Important: The process of initiating a Bluetooth connection with a device varies by device manufacturer. Please have your device's user manual available for reference if needed. STEP ONE - Turn on your Device's Bluetooth Feature Your device's Bluetooth feature is off by default. To use your car kit, you must first turn on the Bluetooth feature in your device. See your device's user manual. STEP TWO - Connecting to your Car Kit Before using your car kit, you must first pair (link) it to your device. With the car kit and device turned on and in proximity: 1 ENSURE THAT THE CAR KIT IS IN PAIRING MODE. Press and hold Multifunction (MFB) button for 2-6 seconds until it beeps and the indicator begins flashing in blue. The car kit is now in the pairing mode. 2 SET YOUR DEVICE TO LOOK FOR YOUR CAR KIT. Perform a Bluetooth device discovery/search from your device (See your device's user manual) The phone lists Bluetooth devices it finds. Select Motorola T605 in the list of discovered devices and confirm by following the on-screen prompts. When prompted by the device enter the passkey 0000 and confirm. When pairing is successful, the indicator light flashes in purple followed by steady blue (for Connected mode) or steady yellow (for Music mode). If initial pairing is not successful, the car kit attempts to connect to devices that have already been paired. This is indicated by the indicator light flashing red and blue. When this occurs, return to step 2 to repeat the initial pairing process. Additional Pairings Ensure that any previously paired devices are turned off, and perform steps in "Initial Pairing. Automatic Connection Once paired, each time you start your vehicle, your Bluetooth-enabled device and car kit are automatically connected (when your device is powered on and the device's relevant settings have not changed).The car kit first tries to connect to the last phone device used. If it is unable to connect, the car kit then tries connecting to the next device in its history list. If a phone device and a music device are both present, both are connected. If there are two phone devices available, the car kit connects to the one last used (and ignores the other phone). When the Bluetooth connection is established, the indicator light stays lit. If you are in a call when the car kit powers up, the call is automatically transferred to the car kit once the Bluetooth link is completed. If your device is powered off when you start your vehicle, the Bluetooth connection may not be automatically established when you turn on your device. To manually connect to a previously paired device: 1 Turn on the device. 2 Set your device to look for the car kit. Select Motorola T605 and confirm. Your device attempts to connect to the car kit. If a Bluetooth connection is established, the indicator light changes from flashing red/blue to either steady blue (if connected to a phone) or steady yellow (if connected to a music device). 9

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English
Initial Pairing
Important:
The process of initiating a Bluetooth connection with a device varies by device manufacturer. Please
have your device’s user manual available for reference if needed.
STEP ONE — Turn on your Device’s Bluetooth Feature
Your device’s Bluetooth feature is off by default. To use your car kit, you must first turn on the Bluetooth feature in
your device. See your device’s user manual.
STEP TWO — Connecting to your Car Kit
Before using your car kit, you must first pair (link) it to your device. With the car kit and device turned on and in
proximity:
1 ENSURE THAT THE CAR KIT IS IN PAIRING MODE.
Press and hold Multifunction (MFB) button for 2-6 seconds until it beeps and the indicator begins flashing in
blue. The car kit is now in the pairing mode.
2
SET YOUR DEVICE TO LOOK FOR YOUR CAR KIT.
Perform a Bluetooth device discovery/search from your device (See your device’s user manual) The phone lists
Bluetooth devices it finds.
Select
Motorola T605
in the list of discovered devices and confirm by following the on-screen prompts.
When prompted by the device enter the passkey
0000
and confirm.
When pairing is successful, the indicator light flashes in purple followed by steady blue (for Connected mode) or
steady yellow (for Music mode).
If initial pairing is not successful, the car kit attempts to connect to devices that have already been paired. This
is indicated by the indicator light flashing red and blue. When this occurs, return to step 2 to repeat the initial
pairing process.
Additional Pairings
Ensure that any previously paired devices are turned off, and perform steps in “Initial Pairing.
Automatic Connection
Once paired, each time you start your vehicle, your Bluetooth-enabled device and car kit are automatically
connected (when your device is powered on and the device’s relevant settings have not changed).The car kit first
tries to connect to the last phone device used. If it is unable to connect, the car kit then tries connecting to the next
device in its history list. If a phone device and a music device are both present, both are connected. If there are
two phone devices available, the car kit connects to the one last used (and ignores the other phone).
When the Bluetooth connection is established, the indicator light stays lit. If you are in a call when the car kit
powers up, the call is automatically transferred to the car kit once the Bluetooth link is completed.
If your device is powered off when you start your vehicle, the Bluetooth connection may not be automatically
established when you turn on your device.
To manually connect to a previously paired device:
1
Turn on the device.
2
Set your device to look for the car kit. Select
Motorola T605
and confirm.
Your device attempts to connect to the car kit. If a Bluetooth connection is established, the indicator light
changes from flashing red/blue to either steady blue (if connected to a phone) or steady yellow (if connected to
a music device).