Clarion FB275BT Specifications Page 20
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Introduction
to
Bluetooth® Wireless
Technology
• Please refer chapter "Audio Streaming Opera-
tions"
on
page
23
for music streaming functional-
ity.
Please refer "Bluetooth@
adjustment"
on page
26 for other
Bluetooth®
related adjustment.
Connecting Bluetooth® device
Your device/phone will normally connect auto-
matically to the unit after pairing. However, some
phones will not allow automatic connection to the
unit after pairing; please use the phone to manu-
ally connect to the unit.
If Automatic Connection is enabled in Adjustment
mode, the unit will try to connect to the previous-
ly connected phone when entering Telephone
mode or during power up. Connection can be
established at any Source mode.
If
connection
is unsuccessful, automatic connection will stop.
Please refer
"Automatic
connection"
on page
27 to enable this feature.
The"
8)
"indicator will light on upon successful
connection.
Notes:
•
Auto
connection only works
for
HFP.
User
may
need
to
manually connect for
A2DP.
This will depends
on
the
Bluetooth®
audio player.
•
It
is
recommended to connect to mobile phone
(HFP) first before other A2DP device.
Disconnecting Bluetooth® device
1.
Press and hold the [
~]
button for 1.5 sec-
onds or longer to disconnect all
Bluetooth@
devices.
"CLO§lNG CONNECTIONS" will be displayed
and"
U "indicator lights off.
Notes:
• Turning off the unit power and deleting any
Bluetooth@
device
in
Adjustment mode will also
disconnect the current device.
• Alternatively, user can use the phone
to
manually
disconnect the device. However some devices will
automatically reconnect once disconnect. Please
refer your device owner's manual for more de-
tails.
Please refer
"Compatible
Devices"
on page 29
to make sure your device is compatible.
Handsfree Operations
Storing a preset telephone numbers
This function allows you to make direct call from
the unit. There are 6 preset telephone numbers
can be stored in the unit.
Please
avoid
performing
this
operation
while
you
are
driving
as
you
may
lose
your
concen-
tration
on
the
road.
Always
be
sure
to
park
your
vehicle
and
apply
the
parking
brake
in
order
to
perform
this
operation.
•
Telephone
numbers
edit
mode
1.
Press the
[r]
button to enter Telephone
mode.
2.
Press
the
[
.....
,
~
]
button
to
select
"MEMORY 1" to "MEMORY 6".
3.
Push the
[~/II·
ENT]
knob to edit the num-
bers. A blinking cursor on current digit will be
displayed.
4.
Turn the
[~/II
.
ENT]
knob to select a num-
ber.
5.
Push the [
~/II
•
ENT]
knob to go to next
number input.
6.
Push the [
~/II·
ENT
] knob at a blank or
the last 16
th
digit
("
..... " indicator will be dis-
played) will store the numbers into memory.
Notes:
•
"+"
can
be
allowed
in
the first digit
only.
• Maximum digit range:
16
digits.
•
Push
and hold the
[~/II
.
ENT]
knob for 1.5
seconds or longer
at
a non-blank digit will store the
numbers into memory
as
well.
•
Press
the
[
~
]
button
at
anytime
will
cancel
current
operation
and
exit the Edit mode without saving the
numbers.
If
no
operation
is
performed for more than
10
seconds, the Edit
mode
is
cancelled
and
returns
to
the previous display.
•
Clearing
all
digits
1.
During Telephone Numbers Edit mode, turn the
[~/II·
ENT]
knob to select a blank digit.
2.
Push and hold
the
[~/II
•
ENT]
knob for
1.5 seconds or longer to clear all digits on the
right side.
Note:
• Digits
on
the left side will remain
as
it
is.
In
order to
clear
all
the digits, always select the first character
and
perform the above operation.
20 FB275BT / FB275BTB
Introduction
to
Bluetooth® Wireless
Technology
• Please refer chapter "Audio Streaming Opera-
tions"
on
page
23
for music streaming functional-
ity.
Please refer "Bluetooth@
adjustment"
on page
26 for other
Bluetooth®
related adjustment.
Connecting Bluetooth® device
Your device/phone will normally connect auto-
matically to the unit after pairing. However, some
phones will not allow automatic connection to the
unit after pairing; please use the phone to manu-
ally connect to the unit.
If Automatic Connection is enabled in Adjustment
mode, the unit will try to connect to the previous-
ly connected phone when entering Telephone
mode or during power up. Connection can be
established at any Source mode.
If
connection
is unsuccessful, automatic connection will stop.
Please refer
"Automatic
connection"
on page
27 to enable this feature.
The"
8)
"indicator will light on upon successful
connection.
Notes:
•
Auto
connection only works
for
HFP.
User
may
need
to
manually connect for
A2DP.
This will depends
on
the
Bluetooth®
audio player.
•
It
is
recommended to connect to mobile phone
(HFP) first before other A2DP device.
Disconnecting Bluetooth® device
1.
Press and hold the [
~]
button for 1.5 sec-
onds or longer to disconnect all
Bluetooth@
devices.
"CLO§lNG CONNECTIONS" will be displayed
and"
U "indicator lights off.
Notes:
• Turning off the unit power and deleting any
Bluetooth@
device
in
Adjustment mode will also
disconnect the current device.
• Alternatively, user can use the phone
to
manually
disconnect the device. However some devices will
automatically reconnect once disconnect. Please
refer your device owner's manual for more de-
tails.
Please refer
"Compatible
Devices"
on page 29
to make sure your device is compatible.
Handsfree Operations
Storing a preset telephone numbers
This function allows you to make direct call from
the unit. There are 6 preset telephone numbers
can be stored in the unit.
Please
avoid
performing
this
operation
while
you
are
driving
as
you
may
lose
your
concen-
tration
on
the
road.
Always
be
sure
to
park
your
vehicle
and
apply
the
parking
brake
in
order
to
perform
this
operation.
•
Telephone
numbers
edit
mode
1.
Press the
[r]
button to enter Telephone
mode.
2.
Press
the
[
.....
,
~
]
button
to
select
"MEMORY 1" to "MEMORY 6".
3.
Push the
[~/II·
ENT]
knob to edit the num-
bers. A blinking cursor on current digit will be
displayed.
4.
Turn the
[~/II
.
ENT]
knob to select a num-
ber.
5.
Push the [
~/II
•
ENT]
knob to go to next
number input.
6.
Push the [
~/II·
ENT
] knob at a blank or
the last 16
th
digit
("
..... " indicator will be dis-
played) will store the numbers into memory.
Notes:
•
"+"
can
be
allowed
in
the first digit
only.
• Maximum digit range:
16
digits.
•
Push
and hold the
[~/II
.
ENT]
knob for 1.5
seconds or longer
at
a non-blank digit will store the
numbers into memory
as
well.
•
Press
the
[
~
]
button
at
anytime
will
cancel
current
operation
and
exit the Edit mode without saving the
numbers.
If
no
operation
is
performed for more than
10
seconds, the Edit
mode
is
cancelled
and
returns
to
the previous display.
•
Clearing
all
digits
1.
During Telephone Numbers Edit mode, turn the
[~/II·
ENT]
knob to select a blank digit.
2.
Push and hold
the
[~/II
•
ENT]
knob for
1.5 seconds or longer to clear all digits on the
right side.
Note:
• Digits
on
the left side will remain
as
it
is.
In
order to
clear
all
the digits, always select the first character
and
perform the above operation.
20 FB275BT / FB275BTB
- 1. FEATURES 2
- PRECAUTIONS 3
- HANDLING MEMORY CARD 4
- 5 FB275BT I FB275BTB 5
- 5. N()MENCLATLJRE 6
- ".1 7
- :Telephone Interrupt mode 7
- [RELEASE] button 8
- 7. OPERATIONS 9
- • OX SEEK 10
- I FB275BTB 11
- 12 FB275BT I FB275BTB 12
- "G)" 13
- 14 FB275BT I FB275BTB 14
- ALBUt'1 15
- 16 FB275BT I FB275BTB 16
- I FB275BTB 17 17
- Bluetooth® 18
- I FB275BTB 19 19
- Handsfree Operations 20
- FB275BT/FB275BTB 21
- I Microphone 22
- Audio Streaming Operations 23
- Common Operations 24
- R is adjustable by default 26
- 0 "indicator will 27
- System Menu 28
- FB275BT I FB275BTB 29 29
- 8. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 30
- Emergency calls 31
- 9. TROUBLESHOOTING 32
- "STREAMING..." but 33
- 34 FB275BT I FB275BTB 34
- 10. ERROR DISPLAYS 35
- 11. SPECIFICATIONS 36
- Clarion Co., Ltd 37
- ~evs~~r~~~~~~~i~~t:::~~ 38
- * :The screws with this mark 39
- 40
- <&D 41
- 285-2017-00 43
- Audio" on page 33 44
- LOCALIZACION DE AVERIAS 45
- APROPOS DES CENTRES 46
- CLARION 2007 LIMITED WARRANTY 47
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