MIDLAND BT1 - Manual (Page 9)

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will be established with a short delay because of the fact
that the devices must first recognize each other. After
that the communication will be immediately established.
Two Midland BT1 units can communicate up to a maximum
range of approximately 10 meters outdoors.
Using the telephone feature
To use the Telephone feature, be sure the units are correctly
paired together, following the pairing procedure described in
section “Pairing the unit with a mobile phone”.
Attention: information provided in this section refers to
the establishment of a direct communication between
the mobile phone and the BT1 unit. If the mobile phone is
connected via the GPS Sat-Nav, the mobile phone featu-
res can only be managed via the GPS itself.
Priority: Calls have a high priority, which means that all
other communications are temporarily disabled when a
call arrives and automatically re-enabled once the call
ends.
Answering a call
When you hear the phone ring, you can answer in two diffe-
rent ways:
Vocally:
Simply say one word to answer the call and start talking. Re-
membering that you can only do this if you answer the call
after the third Ring. (Be aware that some phones may not
support voice answering)
Manually:
Tap the “Phone” button and start speaking.
Attention: Remember that you can answer the call only
after the third Ring.
Rejecting a call
If you don’t wish to answer, you can let the mobile phone ring
or press the “Telephone” button for a few seconds (you will
hear one audio confirmation tone).
Making a call
There are several ways to make a call.
From the mobile keypad:
Dial the number on the mobile keypad:
› Press “Send” on the mobile phone.
› This way of calling should never be carried out whilst in
charge of a moving vehicle.
To redial the last number:
› Press and hold “Telephone” button for 3 seconds in order
to redial the last number (you will hear one audio confirma-
tion tone).
To make a voice call:
› Briefly press “Telephone” button. If your mobile phone sup-
ports voice calls, you will be asked to spell the name of the
contact you wish to call.
The correct operation of this feature depends on the type of
helmet used (Open or closed faced) and on the speed you
are travelling at. We suggest you perform a few tests to de-
termine the best settings for you as an individual.
Attention: if you are listening to music with the MP3 Pla-
yer of your mobile phone, you will not be able to use the
“Dial last number” and “Voice call” commands, because
these buttons are used to control the MP3 player. There-
fore, if you want to make a call, you must first disable the
music by pressing the “Intercom” button for 1 second
(you will hear two audio confirmation tone) before ma-
king the call.
Ending a call
There are several ways to end a call:
› Wait for the called person to end the call.
› Press the Telephone” button for 3 seconds (you will hear
an audio confirmation tone).
› Press “End” button on the mobile phone. (This way of en-
ding a call should never be carried out whilst in charge of a
moving vehicle)
3-way telephone communications
The Intercom feature is temporarily disabled when a phone
call is in progress. However, it is possible to add other parties
to the conversation by simply enabling the 3-way communi-
cation feature. After the initial call has been established, brie-
fly press the “Intercom” button on the driver’s device (you will
hear an audio confirmation tone). To re-establish a private
conversation, press the “Intercom” button again (you will hear
two audio confirmation tones).
Using the MP3 player feature of the mobile
phone
Many mobile phones are now designed to be used as stereo
MP3 players. The BT1 driver’s device fully supports the A2DP
and AVRCP protocols that enable you to listen to stereo mu-
sic and remotely control your mobile phone’s MP3 player.