Nokia Ultimate Guide to Bluetooth Car Kit Pairing and Setup

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Using the Advanced Car Kit

7The mobile phone has now been paired with the Advanced Car Kit and is ready for operation.

Note: The Advanced Car Kit can only establish a Bluetooth wireless connection to one compatible mobile phone at a time. Therefore, you may need to end any existing Bluetooth wireless connection before connecting to a different mobile phone.

Automatic pairing with a compatible mobile phone

1Make the appropriate settings in the mobile phone so that it will pair with your Advanced Car Kit without requiring separate acceptance or authorization. Your car kit can be paired with up to 8 compatible mobile phones. The settings for each of the mobile phones will be stored in the car kit memory for future use. For further information on the settings required on your mobile phone, see the relevant user guide.

2Switch on the Advanced Car Kit.

3The Advanced Car Kit now starts an automatic 30-second search for up to seven different mobile phone settings that have been paired and stored in its memory. The Advanced Car Kit, by default, pairs with the mobile phone that it paired with last. The active Bluetooth search is indicated by the flashing light on the remote control button.

•CONNECTING A MOBILE PHONE OVER THE

DATA CABLE

If you are using this form of connection, the mobile phone is ready for use with the Advanced Car Kit when placed into the phone holder; you do not need to pair the devices.

If a mobile phone is inserted into a phone holder connected to the Advanced Car Kit via the data cable, this phone is the active device and you will not be able to establish a connection to any device via Bluetooth wireless technology. Inserting a mobile phone that is currently involved in an active Bluetooth wireless connection into a phone holder connected to the Advanced Car Kit CK-7W will cause the Bluetooth wireless connection to be terminated automatically.

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