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"Car Handsfree"
A new function called "Car Handsfree" is available for the following phones :
• T68i phones with the software version R8A015 or later
• T606/T610/T618 phones with the software version R1L013 or later
• T616 phones with all software versions
• Z600 phones with the software version R2D001 or later
• Z608 phones with the software version R2E004 or later
"Car Handsfree" enables the phone to be compatible to the "Headset" profile or to the "HandsFree" profile (menu
"Connections", then "Bluetooth®", then "Options").
In order to choose between "Headset" and "HandsFree", select the corresponding profile in the "Car Handsfree" menu.
The mode "Powersave" activates the Headset profile.
The mode "Advanced" activates the HandsFree profile.
MENU
The Main Menu consists of the following 4 sections:
"Phone Book", "Parameters", "Keywords" and " Reset memory". You can access the menu items by selecting the desired
menu item using the ê key and confirm by pressing "Yes".
In the phone Menu go to "Extras" for T39/T39m/R520m, or "Connect" for
T68/T68m/T68i/T606/T608/T610/T616/T618/T630/Z600/Z608.
Press ê Until "Accessories" and press on «Yes».
"Parrot Menu" is displayed, click "Yes"; menu headings are displayed.
Phone book:
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List: Displays the list of names in your phone book. Names with associated active voice tags are preceded by an asterisk (*).
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To learn or relearn a name, highlight the desired name and press "Yes" to confirm.
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Search: allows you to look for a name by its first letter(s). To do this, type a letter and confirm by pressing "Yes".
Parameters:
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Volume : This function adjusts the volume of CK3000. Click Yes and adjust using ç or è. Press "Yes" to confirm.
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Auto answer : This function enables or disables automatic answering of incoming calls. Click "Yes", and then
select "Enable" or "Disable".
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User : When several telephones are connected to CK3000, this function identifies the telephone with priority.
The phone with the highest priority is the first phone to which the kit tries to connect to.
Click Yes, "Main user?" is displayed, confirm.
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Caller ID : This function lets you know the identity of the caller. With this function enabled, when you receive a
call, the name of the person calling you is pronounced if it is already stored in your phone book and corresponding
voice tag is assigned. Click Yes and select "Enable" or "Disable".
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Multi-tel : This function is available for Ericsson and Sony Ericsson phones equipped only with the "Headset"
profile. The affected phones are Ericsson R520, T39, T68m and the first Sony Ericsson T68i phones (software
version lower than R2E). This option allows the simultaneous use of these different phones during a single session of
use. The first phone getting connected to the CK3000 is the main phone for the use session of the car-kit (until
extinction). If the option "Multi-Tel" is activated for this phone, the CK3000 will accept incoming calls from the other
phones if they were previously paired with the CK3000.
ATTENTION : The "Multi-Tel" function is now compatible with the T68i, T610, T616, T618, Z600 and Z608 (with
specific software versions - see "Phone configuration" page 12). This function is available when the
"Powersave" mode is activated in the phone, i.e.
Once this mode activated, the CK3000 has to identify every phone in this new mode. It should be necessary to
connect separately each phone with the CK3000 and restarting it between each identification.
Voice recognition:
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Tel N°: Keywords for calling V-Cards ("Home", "Work" and "Cellular") can be accessed by clicking "Yes", Tel.
N°. The voice recognition learning sequence is exactly the same as the one for the names.
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Keywords : Key words are "Phone" and "Hang Up". You need to record your own keywords for use with
"Wordspotting" option.
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Wordspotting : If activated, enables use of keywords to make a call and to hang up.
- Activated: use keywords or buttons
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"Headset"
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profile mode (see "Phone configuration" page 12).
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