Jensen VM9424 - Manual (Page 49)

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VM9424
Touch Screen Buttons
• 1-9, 0, */+, #: Direct dial phone number
• C: Backspace
• : Answer incoming call/make call
• : Reject incoming call/end call/quit pairing process/quit reading phone
book or call listing
• : Transfer call to/from the unit back to the wireless device
• Phone Dial: Access direct entry screen
• Call Logs: View call logs (Contacts, Dialed Numbers, Received Calls,
Missed Calls)
• Music: Play streaming music from your connected device via A2DP
• Pair: Pair your Bluetooth phone (first time use)
• Option: Expand/collapse additional menu options
• : Bluetooth connection indicator
Hands Free Profile (HFP)
To use a phone wirelessly with this unit, it is necessary to first establish a
connection using Bluetooth wireless technology. Connection is normally
established using HFP (Hands Free Profile), which gives you full control of
functions available on the telephone source. However, depending on your
phone, the connection may be made using HSP (Head Set Profile), making
some functions unavailable. This is a limitation of your phone, not the VM9424.
Since there are a number of Bluetooth mobile phone implementations
available on the market, operations with your Bluetooth mobile phone using
this unit vary greatly.
Please refer to the instruction manual that came with your Bluetooth mobile
phone along with this manual while operating your phone with this unit.
Pairing Your Mobile Phone and Head Unit
1. Press the on-screen Pair button to initiate the pairing process. Keep the
mobile phone within 2 meters of the head unit when pairing. (To terminate
the pairing process, press the Pair button again.)
2. Select the Bluetooth setup option on the mobile phone to be paired
(please refer to the phone’s instruction manual to learn how to enter
Bluetooth setup, turn Bluetooth on/off, and perform pairing). Access the
wireless phone Bluetooth function and set the Bluetooth function to ON.
3. Set your wireless phone Bluetooth discover mode to ON.
NOTE: Some discovery modes have a time limit, usually one minute,
after which discovery needs to be reactivated.