Rosen Entertainment Systems viocecom 1000 - Manual (Page 13)

VoiceCom 1000™ Operating the System
Bluetooth ® Technology
Bluetooth ® technology is radio technology and therefore allows wireless
communication. Data and voice can be transmitted simultaneously. This does
not require any line-of-sight connection between the participating devices. The
typical radio range in a free sound field is 10m (appr. 30ft.). However,
interference from other electrical devices or obstructions may reduce the
range. The frequency band in which Bluetooth
®
works has been released
throughout almost the entire world. That and the fact that every Bluetooth ®
product is tested and qualified for perfect co-operation with other Bluetooth
®
appliances ensure the greatest possible compatibility of devices
from different manufacturers. The Bluetooth ® Adapter equips your VoiceCom
1000™ with Bluetooth
®
headset and hands-free functionality. This means that
phones which support the Bluetooth ® Headset profile or the Bluetooth ®
Hands-free profile can be used on it. If necessary, you can look up the
operating instructions for your mobile phone to see which profile it supports.
You should prefer the Hands-free profile, if both are available.
Display and control elements
" ▲ "-key
"▼ "-key
PTT-key
(Push to Talk)
"Answer" "Hang up"
The VoiceCom 1000™ is operated with the aid of five keys:
During a call, the (" ▼ "," ▲ ") arrow keys serve to regulate the volume; at other
times, they are used to leaf through the menu. The "Answer" and "Hang up"
keys serve to accept or reject an incoming call. The "Hang up" key can also be
pressed to end a call.
Pressing the "Answer" key is also used to select a highlighted point in the
menu and pressing the "Hang up" key to leave the current menu.
In the basic state (no menu selected) three indicators in the upper third of the
display show whether or not a Bluetooth
® device is connected, if a call is in
progress and if the phone is logged in. In addition, status display indicate the
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