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Dension OC2 User manual

Gateway Pro
iPod, USB, Bluetooth
User Manual
Opel CAN (OC2)
v.1.0
GWP-9207-1
1. INTRODUCTION
The Dension Gateway Pro lets you connect
your iPod or USB storage (stick, hard drive or
mass storage capable mp3 player) to your
original car radio, providing music playback,
menu based control and charging.
The Gateway Pro offers Bluetooth connectivity
for music streaming (via A2DP) and handsfree
mobile call handling via the original buttons and
screens of your vehicle.
Supported USB devices
USB: Flash Memory and Hard Disk Drive
(UBS1.1 and higher)
File System: FAT16 or FAT32
Storage capacity: up to 320 GB music content
Music Format: MP3, WMA and WAV, OGG
Supported iPod / iPhone devices
iPod (4th generation)
iPod nano (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th generation)
iPod mini
iPod Photo 4G
iPod Video 5G
iPod Classic
iPod Touch (1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th generation)
iPhone, iPhone 3G / 3GS, iPhone 4 / 4S
Aux: 3.5mm stereo aux input (optional)
2. GETTING STARTED
Switch on your car radio and select AUX mode
by pressing the ‘CD/AUX’ button.
Connect your iPod or USB storage to the
Gateway. It will start playing the first song on the
device. If the Gateway has been in use earlier,
music will play from your iPod or USB from the
point at which they last played.
When switching off the radio the playback will
stop and the source devices will go to standby if
the ignition key is removed.
You can pair the Gateway Pro with a Bluetooth
capable mobile phone for music streaming
(requires an A2DP capable phone) or handsfree
use (if that option is active in the Gateway).
Pairing is controlled from the mobile phone the
same way as connecting to other Bluetooth
accessories. The pin code to the Gateway Pro is
0000 (for further details read Section 4).
Accessing the Menu
The menu of the Gateway Pro is displayed on
the main screen. Due to the capabilities of your
car, the Gateway Pro menu is not visible on the
cluster display (between the two main
instruments).
The music playback and settings are controlled
from the radio. Please note: steering wheel
buttons are not functional except the volume
and the mute buttons.
3. OPERATION
You can enter the Gateway Pro’s main menu by
pressing the “Folder +” button or the
“Multifunctional button” on the Head Unit. Use
the “Multifunctional button” for browsing, turn
right or left for accessing different menu options.
In order to select a menu item press the Folder
+” or the “Multifunctional button” or press “Folder
–“ to return to the previous level.
If song selected the currently played song’s title
visible on the display. In order to see Album or
Artist info, press the ‘INFO’ button on the Head
Unit.
Selecting the Music Source
You can select the music source for playback in
the Source Menu. This can be:
GW AUX*: the analogue Aux input of the
Gateway. No control function is available.
AUX can be used if Connector Port
(EXT1CP2) or AUX cable (CABL-AUX) is
connected
BT Audio: from a paired A2DP streaming
capable phone. The playback is controlled
from the phone or with the Next and Back
buttons of your car (phone dependent).
Please note: This feature is disabled by
default. It can be enabled from the Settings
menu
iPod UI: the playback is controlled from the
iPod
iPod GW: the playback is controlled from
the Gateway (the iPod controls get
disabled).
USB: the playback is controlled from the
Gateway
* Additional accessory is required
Browsing and Selecting Music (iPod or USB)
You can use the other menu items to browse the
content of the iPod/iPhone or USB device
Files, Artists, Albums, Titles, Bookmarks
(for USB only): Provides browsing and
selecting the music files on your USB
device
Music (for iPod only): Allows browsing and
selecting music in the sub-menus: Playlist,
Artists, Albums, Titles, Genres,
Composers, Audiobooks, PodCasts.
When an artist is selected the PLAY menu item
plays all the songs from the given artist, the ALL
menu lists all the songs from the given artists.
The albums from the artist are listed as separate
items afterwards.
When an album is selected, all the songs from
the given album are listed as separate items
afterwards.
The following menu items available in the main
menu serve as specific functions for music
playback:
Play All: plays all the music from the
selected source. The playback starts from
the first song on the device.
Album play: Plays the full album of the
song being played, typically used when in
random play mode.
Settings menu
Volume
The volume menu allows you to set the different
volumes in the system:
iPod, USB, Aux, Bluetooth volumes for
music playback
Phone and microphone volume for
handsfree calls
Phonebook
In the phonebook menu you can switch off the
automatic download of the phone book, which is
required to work with certain phone models.
BT Audio
You can turn the BT Audio option ON if you want
to play music from mobile phone via A2DP
Paired phone
Last four paired phone name (ID) will be listed
here. You can force pairing from this menu too if
you click select the phone from the list
About
Provides information on the gateway product
(SW versions, serial number, etc.).
4. HANDSFREE OPTION
Connecting a Phone
You can pair a Bluetooth capable mobile phone
for handsfree calls. This can be the same device
as the one paired for music streaming or you can
have a separate phone paired for handsfree
calls. Such pairing is possible by setting the
Bluetooth connection type in the devices
accordingly. The connection types are: handsfree
profile (HFP) and music streaming (A2DP).
Please note: that not all Bluetooth capable
mobile phones support setting the Bluetooth
connection type. Such phones typically pair for
handsfree and music streaming (if supported).
Turn on the Bluetooth option, search for available
devices, select Gateway Pro and enter 0000 for
connection. When a phone is connected you can
see the connection status on the phone screen.
Using the Phone Menu
In order to reach phone functions, press the
‘PHONE’ button on the Head Unit then press the
“Multifunctional Button” or the “Folder +”button to
enter the phone menu. Use the “Multifunctional
button” for browsing, turn right or left for
accessing different menu options. Press
“Multifunctional button” or “Folder +” to enter a
submenu or press “Folder –“ to return to the
previous level.
In the phone menu you will see the following
menu items.
Phonebook: you can select a phone
number from your address book to initiate a
call. Contacts are shown in alphabetical
groups, followed by all contacts in
alphabetical order.
Received / Missed / Dialled Call: provides
access to the respective call logs.
DISCONNECT: Disconnects the paired
phone.
Please note that for consistency reasons the
Gateway Pro does not store the phone numbers
therefore your phone is synchronized every time
it connects to the gateway. Synchronization is
possible for up to 1000 phone numbers only
from the phone’s memory (entries with multiple
phone numbers synchronize as multiple entries).
Receiving and Making Phone Calls
When receiving an incoming call, the caller
number (if provided) or the corresponding
contact names in your phone book are displayed
on the radio display. You can answer the call by
pressing the “Multifunctional button” on the Head
Unit. The music or radio gets muted and the
audio of the call is directed to the speakers.
You can reject an incoming call by pressing the
‘BACK’ button
To initiate a call, please select the phone number
or contact from the Phonebook or call logs in the
Phone menu and press the “Multifunctional
button”.
You can hang up an ongoing call if you press the
“Multifunctional button”.
5. CONFIGURATION SWITCHES (DIP)
You can find DIP switches on the bottom of the
Gateway Pro. You can activate / deactivate
options with DIP switches like Bluetooth. Turn
DIP switch #5 ON in order to disable the phone
option of the Gateway Pro (e.g. if you want to
use the factory fitted phone). For further details,
please read the installation guide.
6. CONNECTOR PORT
Connector port (EXT1CP2) is an accessory for
Gateway Pro. This device gives the following
specific functions:
Aux-input
USB extension
Bypass selector
Status LED
Reset switch
7. DISCLAIMER AND WARRANTY
Disclaimer
If your car’s electrical system begins to behave
erratically, please disconnect the Gateway
interface physically immediately and have it
checked by your installer. Dension and its
authorized distributors and retailers are not liable
for any incidental consequential or indirect
damages or loss and do not assume liability for
any diagnostic fees.
The use of handheld devices while driving may
be subject to government legislation. Please
ensure that your use of the Dension device
complies with applicable traffic laws. Dension
does not assume liability for any events resulting
from the illegal or irresponsible use of handheld
devices while driving.
Dension reserves the right to modify its products
or specifications without prior notice.
Warranty
Dension devices carry a one-year limited
warranty that protects you from defects in
material and workmanship of products sold by
Dension or its authorized distributors and
retailers. Dension does not warrant any
installation work or assume liability for any
damage caused due to negligence, improper
installation or operation. For warranty claims,
proof of purchase is required.
Further assistance
If you need further assistance in using your
Dension product, please contact your local
supplier or visit www.dension.com and click
on ‘Support’.
Please check the download section for the latest
firmware version and product documentation, as
these may provide additional features or easier
use of the product.

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