Funkwerk Audioblue Parts list manual

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Funkwerk Dabendorf GmbH
Bluetooth
Installation Instruction / Operating Manual
Hands Free Car Kit
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Table of Contents
InstallationInstruction 3
OperatingManual 13
1 Display and controls 14
2FirstOperation 15
3 Signalling elements 16
4Menu 17
4.1 Direct dailing 17
4.2 Messages 17
4.3 Call log 17
4.4 Phone book 18
4.5 Audio 21
4.6 Music 21
4.7 Settings 23
4.8 Help 24
4.9 Logout 24
5 User Administration 24
6 Making calls 25
7 Voice Control 27
8 Call Waiting / Swap / Conference 32
9 Accessories and spare parts 34
10 Specifications 34
11 Soft ware updates 35
12 Hotline 35
13 Troubleshooting 36
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Installation by authorized dealer required
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Installation Instruction
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Safety Instructions
Improper installation
Personal injury
Personal injury / Material damage
Negative effects on road safety
Damage of the air bag
Improper installation may cause damages to the unit or to the
vehicle! The installation of the hands-free car kit requires special
knowledge and special abilities. We therefore strongly recommend
to have the installation done by a professional.
Inappropriate places for the installation may cause personal
injuries in accidents or may disable the safety equipment. Note the
directions in the chapter “Installation”!
When you remove coverings or armature parts, sharp tools may
cause personal injuries or material damage. Remove the parts
carefully. Don’t submit the connecting cables to pressure.
Talking whilst driving reduces your concentration. This may cause
dangerous situations on the road. Also in hands-free mode, you
should draw your attention to the traffic. In complex traffic situations
you should refrain from using the mobile phone!
A wrong place selected for the installation of the components may
cause damage to the air bag or impair the functioning of the air bag.
Install the components out of range of action of the air bag!

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Damages caused by false replacement parts
Insulation damage
Damage caused by polarity reversal or short circuiting
Damage of important vehicle components
Effects on the vehicle’s electrical system
Proper use
Damaged insulations may cause damages of the unit. The cables
installed should not be exposed to tensile stress. Install the cables
such as they are not pinched or chafed.
Incorrectly connected cables or a short circuit may cause serious
damage to the equipment. It is essential to disconnect the car
battery before you begin installation.
Drilling mounting holes or driving in self-tapping screws may cause
damage to important vehicle components or to cables. Make sure
there is enough space left also behind the screws and drilling holes!
Although the hands-free car kit produces low amounts of radiation,
improper installation of the hands-free car kit may influence the
electronic equipment of the car. Note the directions of the vehicle
manufacturer!
This system is intended for use exclusively with mobile phones in
motor vehicles.
False replacement parts may cause disturbances. Only use the
replacement parts listed in the chapter “Replacement parts and
Accessories”!

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2 mm
KIT
Tools
Cleaner
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approx. 350 mm
CLEANER
Airbag
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Airbag

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CLEANER
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2mm
4x
4x
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Installation of the ISO connection cable
Refer to the figures below for the cable installation procedure.
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4a
Inspecting the mute inputs
Mute inputs 1 - 3 can be seen in Fig. 4a. The yellow mute cable of the handsfree system is
connected to one of these inputs. Please refer to the table below to determine which mute
input to use:
The battery must be disconnected prior to installing the cable. To do this,
disconnect the ne
g
ative terminal from the
g
round.

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Checking the installation
If the ISO connection cable is properly connected, "www.fwd-online.de" will be shown on
the display when the ignition is switched off. If this message does not appear, the ignition
cable (blue) and the voltage supply cable (red) must be swapped (see Fig. 6).
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External additional speaker
In the following cases, you will have to use an additional speaker (4W, min. 5W):
•if the car radio’s speakers are not to be used
•if the speaker channel’s output power exceeds 35 W (sine) and there is no available
phone connection on the car radio
•if the car radio is operated with active boxes and there is no available phone
connection on the car radio
Feedback impairs intelligibility. Affix the additional speaker at a distance of at least 80 cm
from the microphone. To affix the external speaker, follow the instructions given by the
respective manufacturer. The loudspeaker can be connected to the green (Pin 7) and violet
(Pin 4) lines of the connection cable. The line must be disconnected from the ISO connector
beforehand.
Pin Colour Function
1 brown Battery -
2 red Battery +
3white Radio+
4 violet Loudspeaker +
5 blue Ignition
6yellow Mute
7 green Loudspeaker -
8 black Radio -
Please note that the fuses remain in position and are not exchanged when the
fuse holders are screwed on.

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The Audio blue has 5 buttons. The following basic functions are assigned to the
individual buttons.
• Activates voice control when depressed for a few seconds
• Accepts incoming call
• Ends call
• Confirms yes/no queries
• Accepts highlighted elements
• Accepts incoming calls
• Opens main menu
• Selects and opens menu sub-items
• Confirms yes/no queries
• Rejects or ends call
• Leaves menu or moves up to a higher menu level
• Changes user and logs off main screen
• Deletes or aborts entry of letter or number
• Leafs through menus and phone book
• Leafs through speller
• Regulates volume during a call
• Selects yes/no
1 Display and controls

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2 First Operation
User log-on:
The following describes the procedures to use when operating the system for the first
time. An "egg timer" appears when the system is switched on. The control unit might
be updated then. If so, a pocket knife will appear. After that, the FwD logo will appear.
See 11 software updating
• At the end of the starting procedure, the menu for language selection for the display
menu appears.
• Please switch the Bluetooth in your mobile phone on and activate "visibility".
• The Audio blue uses the Bluetooth headset and hands-free profile.

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3 Signalling elements
Provider
User 1
3
Symbols
3
* depends on mobile phone
Field intensity display *
Calls during absence *
Battery charging *
New SMS *
Battery indicator *
Connection in Bluetooth hands-free profile *
Connection in Bluetooth headset profile *
Bluetooth with user selection
Deactivation
Activation
Deactivation
Activation
Capital letters to lower case letters
Lower case letters to numbers
Numbers to special characters
Special characters to capital letters

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4 The Menus
4.1 Dial
4.2 Messages
Call register Phonebook Audio
Music Settings Help
Dial
Menu 1/9
1x
Messages
Menu 2/9
1x
Phone
User 1
Menu 5/9
1x
Menu 8/9
Menu 4/9
1x
Menu 7/9
1x
Menu 3/9
1x
Menu 6/9
1x
Logout
Menu 9/9
1x
Messages
Menu 2/9
1x
Create Message
1/3
Messages
3/3
Outbox
2/3
4.3 Call register
3/9
1x
Call register
1/4
2/4
3/4
4/4
Call register
Call register
Call register
Call register
Dialled numbers
Received calls
Missed calls
Own number
1x
Inbox
Dial
Menu 1/9
1x
02
1
0171
Messages
Messages
Menu
Enter number
02
1
Enter number
02
1
0171/11
Enter number
13
2
0171/118882
Enter number
13
2
0171/118882
Enter number

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4.4 Phonebook
Menu 4/9
Phonebook
1/7
2/7
3/7
4/7
Phonebook
Phonebook
Phonebook
Phonebook
Read
Search
Import
Add Contact
5/7
6/7
7/7
Phonebook
Phonebook
Phonebook
Memory status
Memory in use
Delete all
Contacts
1/3
Memory status
Entries: 77
2/3
Memory status
3/3
Memory status
Used: 1,9%
Size: 9,5KB
1/2
2/2
Memory in use
Memory in use
Yes
Sure ?
Sure ?
No
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Import Source
Phone
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Import Source
SIM
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Import Source
SIM and Phone
3/3
ZB
A-BYTE
Input name
A
Importing Phonebook
24%
Book 1 (SIM)
Book 2 (Phone)
ZB
A-BYTE
Search Name
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Phonebook
Read Read numbers
Add Number
Phonebook Optio. 5/5
Phonebook Opt.
Phonebook Opt.
Phonebook Opt.
Phonebook Optio. 4/5
Phonebook Optio. 3/5
Phonebook Optio. 2/5
Phonebook Optio. 1/5
Delete
Delete
Delete all
Delete all
1/10
Book1 (SIM)
Adam
2/10
Book1 (SIM)
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Side 19
Side 19
Side 19
Change Name
Change Name
4/5
Yes No
Sure ?
Sure ?
Sure ?
Sure ?
Yes No
5/5
No
No
2/5
Ad
AC
B
Ada
BD
C
Adam
LN
M
Change Name
Change Name
Change Name
Yes
Yes
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Phonebook Opt.
Add Number
3/5
01
02
1
Enter number
Enter number
017
68
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0179/222888
Enter number
79
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5/7
Yes
Sure ?
No
Sure ?
Yes No
4/7
Add Number
Delete Number
0179
79
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0179/222888
79
8
0179/222888
79
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Voicebox number
Voicebox number
Voicebox number
7/7
delete
voice pattern
Please Speak
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pattern
new voice
Adam
Adam
0179/123456
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Phonebook Opti.
Phonebook Opti.
Phonebook Opti.
Phonebook Opti.
Phonebook Opti.
Phonebook Opti.
Phonebook Opti.
Adam
00:01:58
dial
2/7
Change
Number
Change
type
0179
79
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Change Number
Change Number
0179/222888
79
8
0179/222888
79
8
3/7
Change type
Change type
Change type
Change type
Change type
General
1/5
2/5
4/5
3/5
5/5
Home
Mobile
Office
Fax
Change Number
Read numbers
Phonebook Opti. 1/5
0179/123456
Adam 1/2
0221/56789
Adam 2/2