MOCET IP3092 - Manual (Page 19)

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MOCET IP3092/IP3092L Communicator User Guide
If more than one iPad share one Communicator, the download and install process
will be repeated for each new iPad discovered.
After the installation is complete, you can launch the IP Commander app on your
iPad and it will syncronize to the Communicator when the iPad is connected.
The Communicator supports audio routing through both the iPad 30-pin connector
and Bluetooth. Depending on the iPad app, the audioroute may need to be
switched. The default audio path selection is through the 30-pin connector or 8-pin
lightning connector.
Note: When using the Bluetooth audio route, the volume can be controlled using the
Communicator buttons; when the iPad is disconnected from the Communicator, but still
paired with the Communicator and within range, the volume of the Communicator can be
controlled from within the app itself..
2.2.3. I Inserting the iPad into the Apple 30-pin or 8-pin lightning Connector:
Charging: When the Communicator powers on and is ready, and the iPad is
inserted all the way into the 30-pin or 8-pin lightning connector, the iPad will start
charging. In addition, the user can charge his iPhone or other mobile phone by
connect it to the USB port on the right side of the Communicator.
Adjusting the stand angle for video or conference calling: The user can
adjust the screen angle by holding the stand and the base unit and opening or
closing the stand to a comfortable angle, ranging from 30º to 75º.
Audio routing: By default, all audio from a connected iPad plays through the
Apple 30-pin or 8-pin lightning connector to the speakers, handset or headset of
the Communicator
2.2.3. Audio Routing over Bluetooth or Apple 30-pin/8-pin lightning connector:
By default, all audio from a connected iPad plays through Apple 30-pin or 8-pin lightning
connector to the speakers, handset or headset of the Communicator. In this mode, all apps
can take advantage of the HD handset and super-wideband stereo speaker system.
The Communicator supports Bluetooth 2.1 EDR and the A2DP audio profile for a wireless
connection to the iPad’s audio system.
You can pair your iPad, iPhone or another mobile phone to the Communicator by using the
Bluetooth discovery process on your device to find and pair it to the Communicator. You
will see a device ID like IP3092-xxxxxx when finished scanning.
When connected, you can control the audio output of the iPad, iPhone or other mobile
phone using the volume controls on the Communicator to play music or make a call using
the Communicator’s handset, speakerphone and headset.
When the iPad is paired to the Communicator using Bluetooth, the audio and video will
keep playing even if the iPad is not connected to the Communicator (The volume buttons
on the Communicator will be disabled when the iPad is detached but can still be
controlled from within the app itself).