Clarion NX503E Installation Manual download pdf (Page 9)

Screen during a telephone call

The following screen is displayed during a

telephone call:

Screen during a telephone call

2

3 4 5 6

1. The call

time!fhe

name registered in

the hands free phonebook!Telephone

number information

2. Enter the numbers

for

the password,

etc. during

the

telephone call when the

number entry screen is displayed

3. Display the option screen

4. Mute the phone outgoing volume

5. Switch

to

telephone calls on

the

cellphone unit

6. End

the

telephone call

Entering a

number

to

make

a

call

-Attention-----------

• While you are driving, you cannot enter

telephone numbers

to

make a call. Always

stop

at

a safe location before making a

telephone call.

- Notice

• Always input the area code when calling a

land-line phone.

• With some eel/phones, you may

not

be

able

to

redial immediately after hanging

up

a call you dialed. Wait a while before

dialing the number again.

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~

liM-1.!4

2 Enter the telephone number.

3

The telephone

number

is dialed and

the

other party is called.

4

To

end a telephone call

You can make calls from

the

outgoing

/inco

ming calls log

or

the

registered

phonebook

.

Receiving telephone calls

.

&CAUTION

• When you receive a call while you

are driving, be sure

to

check the

safety around you before taking the

call.

1 When you have an incoming call

The screen switches

to

the

telephone

call screen.

Touching

this

during an incoming

call, rejects

the

call.

2

To

end a telephone call

Using Smart Access

Smart Access is a cloud inf

ormat

ion

network

service provided

by

Clarion

so

that

all automobile users can enjoy comfortable,

safe and convenient driving.

By

"linking" vehicles

to

Smart Access

by

smartphone, etc., Smart Access provides

customers in vehicles with various

conveniences such as entertainment, driving

re

lated information and Internet information.

What

is

Smartphone linking?

You can connect

the

unit

to

your

smartphone and operate the various

applications that run on

your

smartphone

from

the

unit.

For example, you can

output

audio

that

is played from

the

speakers

connected

to

the

unit

or

display images displayed

in applications on the unit. This is called

"Smartphone linking."

The following lists the smartphones

that

can

be linked

to

the unit:

e Covered models: iPhone 4, iPhone

4S

,

Android smartphones

* For the device with Lightning

connector

,

it can

be

linked

to

the unit using

the

Apple

Lightning-Digital

AV

adaptor

(sold

separately) and

the

HDMI

cable

(

sold

separately).

(as of March 2014)

<Android devices only>

• Compatible Bluetooth profile:

SPP (serial

port prof

il

e)

HID (human interface device profile)

e HDMI

output

resolution:

480p (720X480/640X480)

576p

(720X576)

MEMO:

• With some Android devices, the HOM/

output setting on the smartphone must

be

enabled.

Also, with this function, only applications

compatible with

Smartphone

linking can

be

used. This User's Manual refers

to

these

as

"li

nk

i

ng-compatible

app

lications."

-Attention-----------

• Use

of

Smartphone linking function is

charged to smartphone communications

fees.

Charges are borne

by

the person

contracted to the smartphone being

used. Charges billed from the

ee

l/phone

carrier may be expensi

ve

depending on

the method

of

use. Before use, check the

price plans

and

methods

of

use with the

eel/phone carri

er

you are contracted to.

We

recommend using the optimum price

plan, such as

a flat-rate data plan based

on the frequency

of

use.

- Notice

•

Wh

ile you are driving, some appl

ic

at

ions

cannot be operated

so

as

to

prevent

obstruction to driving.

• Information content that is distributed in

rea

l time belongs to third parties having

the rights concerned.

The

conte

nt

of

services mi

ght

be changed

or

suspen

ded

for reasons

of

third parties

ha

ving the

rights concerned.

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