McLaren IRIS User manual

IRIS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
IRIS OVERVIEW 2
SETTINGS 9
PHONE 28
MEDIA 42
RADIO 55
APPLICATIONS 62
VOICE 65
NAVIGATION 68
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IRIS OVERVIEW
INTRODUCTION
IRIS OVERVIEWINTRODUCTION
Purpose
This document provides all the
information needed to gain the
maximum benefit from the
entertainment, phone and
systems that are accessed using
the IRIS controls and screen.
The information is divided into
chapters and sections. Each
chapter deals with a system, i.e.
Music and each section provides
information on a specific device
or feature that the user, will need
to operate.
Each chapter is listed on the
contents page, for easy access.
Please read carefully and
familiarise yourself with all the
systems before driving.
WARNING: For your
safety, ensure that you do
not become distracted from
the task of driving, through
use of any of these systems.
Copyright
McLaren Automotive is
constantly updating the systems
covered within this document,
and therefore reserves the right
to change the specification
without notice at any time.
Every attempt is made to ensure
that this information is totally
accurate, however no liabilities
for inaccuracies or the resulting
consequences are accepted by
McLaren Automotive or its
Dealers, except in the case of
personal injury caused by the
negligence of these parties.
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Other Information
The Wi-Fi trademark is owned by
the “Wi-Fi Alliance” trade
association. A manufacturer may
use the “Wi-Fi” trademark to
indicate that their certified
product belongs to a class of
wireless local area network
(WLAN) devices based on the
IEEE 802.11 standards.
The Bluetooth® word mark and
logos are owned by the
Bluetooth® SIG Inc., and any
use of such marks by McLaren
Automotive Ltd. is under licence.
Other trademarks and trade
names are those of their
respective owners.
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SYSTEM CONTROLS AND ICONS
SYSTEM CONTROLS AND I CONS
Systems
The systems and features
available on IRIS are shown
below. Further information can
be found in the individual
chapters:
“PHONE” on page 28;
“MEDIA” on page 42;
“RADIO” on page 55;
“APPLICATIONS” on
page 62;
“VOICE” on page 65;
“NAVIGATION” on page 68;
Operation of the systems and
their features is achieved by
using a combination of the
controls located beneath the
screen and by touching icons on
the screen.
Screen brightness
Brightness of the screen is
manually controlled through the
left-hand display of the
instrument cluster, and is
automatically reduced for night
driving.
Date and Time
IRIS takes its date and time
information from the vehicle.
Settings are made through the
left hand display on the
instrument cluster.
Switching Between Systems
You can switch between
systems, i.e. from Phone to
Media, using a long press of the
Home button. For more
information, see “Controls” on
page 5.
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SYSTEM CONTROLS AND ICONS
Controls
When the ignition is switched
On, IRIS will start up in standby
mode, displaying the time and
date.
Press the to fully start IRIS
and display the Home screen.
1. On/Off, Recent and Home.
2. Volume.
3. Screen Off.
4. Back.
5. Voice Recognition.
6. Settings.
7. Mute.
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On/Off, Recent and Home
To switch IRIS On, press
the Home button (1).
When IRIS is active, a brief
press of the button will return
you to the Home screen from
anywhere in the system.
Press and hold the Home button
for two seconds to access up to
six of the most recently used
applications.
Press and hold the Home button
for three seconds to switch IRIS
into standby mode.
Volume
Rotate the control (2) clockwise
to increase volume or anti-
clockwise to reduce the volume.
An orange horizontal bar
representing the volume setting
will appear briefly on the screen.
Use the volume control to set the
volume of the system that is
currently active. The name of the
active system will appear on the
screen.
If the Mute button (6) has been
used (See “Mute” on page 7.)
rotating the volume control in
either direction will restore the
sound.
NOTE: You can adjust any
volume source by rotating
the volume control dial. For
temporary sources of audio
(phone calls), this can be
adjusted using the dial when the
source is active.
Screen Off
Tou c h t h e l o w e r s e c t i o n o f
the screen, the icon (3)
will appear on the screen. Touch
this icon to turn the screen Off.
Touch anywhere on the screen
to turn it back On again.
Pressing buttons (1), (4), (5) or
(6) will also turn the screen back
On.
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Back
Press the Back button (4)
to return to the previous
screen. The function of this
button is contextual and will
change according to the
currently selected system and
the active feature.
Voice
Press button (5) to activate
the Voice Recognition
function. See “VOICE” on
page 65. for more details.
Settings
Press button (6) to access
the Settings menu.
The settings are contextual and
will change according to the
currently selected system and
the active feature. See
“SETTINGS” on page 9.
Mute
Press button (7) to mute all
sound from the system.
The mute symbol will be
briefly displayed on the screen.
Press again to restore the
sound. The sound can also be
restored by rotating the volume
control (2) in either direction.
Home Screen Icons
1. Phone.
2. Media.
3. Radio.
4. Navigation.
5. Applications.
6. Voice.
Touch the icon representing the
feature that you wish to access.
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Status Bar
A number of icons will appear at
the top of the screen, when
certain systems are in operation
or features are active.
Phone signal strength
indicator.
GPS signal strength indicator.
Wi-Fi signal strength
indicator.
Media/phone system
synchronising.
Radio active.
Tunein radio active.
iPod connected to USB
socket.
iPhone connected to USB
socket.
Media device connected to
auxiliary socket.
Media device connected to
USB socket.
Bluetooth® On. The icon will
turn blue when a device is
connected via Bluetooth®.
Media device connected via
Bluetooth®.
The following icons will be
displayed in combination with
the connected media device and
integrated media system icons to
indicate their status:
Media playing.
Media paused.
Media muted.
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SETTINGSINTRODUCTION
Functions
Press the Settings button
to display the Settings
menu:
Tou c h t h e i c o n f o r t h e s e t t i n g s
you wish to access.
“Wireless & Networks” on
page 10;
“Meridian” on page 21;
“Volume Settings” on
page 23;
“Language & Keyboard” on
page 25;
“Advanced Settings” on
page 26;
“Display Off” on page 26.
“About” on page 27.
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Wireless & Networks
The Wireless & Networks
settings screen has the following
menu selections:
“Wi-Fi Settings” on page 11;
“Bluetooth Settings” on
page 12;
“Mobile Data Networks” on
page 17;
“Portable Hotspot” on
page 19.
Touch the WIF I m e n u i c o n t o
turn Wi-Fi On and Off.
The WIFI SETTINGS screen
allows you to turn Wi-Fi On and
Off and connect to available
networks, see “Wi-Fi Settings”
on page 11.
The BLUETOOTH SETTINGS
screen allows you to turn
Bluetooth®On and Off and pair
mobile devices with IRIS, see
“Bluetooth Settings” on page 12.
The MOBILE DATA
NETWORKS screen displays the
settings available to access data
networks using a USB or
Bluetooth®device, see “Mobile
Data Networks” on page 17.
The PORTABLE HOTSPOT
screen allows you to configure or
connect to a portable Wi-Fi
hotspot, see “Portable Hotspot”
on page 19.
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Wi-Fi Settings
Switching On and Off
Tou c h t h e W I F I m e n u i t e m t o
turn On. The OFF will change to
ON and turn orange in
confirmation. Touch again to turn
Off.
Connecting to Wi-Fi Network
A list of available Wi-Fi networks
will be displayed when Wi-Fi is
turned On.
Select the required network from
the list.
Enter the Wi-Fi password using
the on-screen keyboard and
select CONNECT.
NOTE: The password
characters can be displayed
as they are entered by selecting
SHOW PASSWORD.
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Select the connected network
from the list to display the
following information:
STATUS
SECURITY
SIGNAL STRENGTH
LINK SPEED
IP ADDRESS
Select FORGET to disconnect
from the network and forget the
connection details.
Bluetooth Settings
Switching On and Off
Touch the BLU E TOOTH menu
item to turn On. The OFF will
change to ON and turn orange in
confirmation. Touch again to turn
Off.
Bluetooth Options
Select OPTIONS to view the
available Bluetooth® options.
IRIS must be in discoverable
mode in order to connect to
other Bluetooth® devices. Touch
the DISCOVERABLE menu item
to turn On. The OFF will change
to ON and turn orange in
confirmation. Touch again to turn
Off.
Select DEVICE NAME in order
to view the name. IRIS will be
identified by via Bluetooth®.
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The device name can be
changed using the on-screen
keyboard. Select OK to confirm
the change.
Connecting to Bluetooth
Device
A list of available previously
paired Bluetooth® devices will
be displayed, showing their
connection status.
Using your device, select IRIS to
start the pairing process.
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Select PAIR on your device and
IRIS to confirm that the same
passkey is displayed on both.
The icon will appear at the
top of the screen and rotate
while the devices are pairing.
IRIS will synchronise Contacts
and Call History from the device
if available. The icon will turn
green when synchronisation has
completed successfully.
This synchronisation will
automatically occur each time a
paired device is reconnected to
IRIS via Bluetooth® if supported
by the device.
Paired devices will be listed
under BLUETOOTH DEVICES.
The device icon will turn green
when connected to IRIS. The
functions offered by each device
will be listed under its name, e.g:
Phone, Multimedia, Internet, etc.
NOTE: Bluetooth tethering
must be enabled on your
device in order to share the
internet connection with IRIS.
While pairing some devices
which support internet
connection sharing via
Bluetooth®, you may have to
choose which Access Point
Name (APN) your device will use
to access the internet.
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Select the option appropriate to
your device and contract.
PREPAID - Pay as you go.
TOPUP AND GO - Data only.
CONTRACT - Pay monthly.
Internet sharing via Bluetooth®
can be disabled, see “Connected
Device Settings” on page 16 for
more detail.
Disconnecting a Bluetooth
Device
Tou c h t h e n a m e o f a c o n n e c t e d
device in the list to automatically
disconnect it from IRIS. Touch
again to reconnect.
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Connected Device Settings
Select the icon next to a
connected device to view further
options specific to that device,
including:
DISCONNECT.
This option will disconnect
the device.
DISCONNECT & UNPAIR
This option will disconnect
the device, all contacts and
call history will be erased
from IRIS and the device will
no longer reconnect
automatically.
NEVER USE FOR
INTERNET.
IRIS will not use the device
to connect to the internet.
CONNECT INTERNET.
IRIS will use the device to
connect to the internet, if
supported by the device.
NOTE: Bluetooth tethering
must be enabled on your
device in order to share the
internet connection with IRIS.
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Mobile Data Networks
These settings allow you to
configure how IRIS will access
mobile data networks (the
internet).
IRIS can connect to a mobile
data network using a USB or
Bluetooth® device. Touch the
required menu item to toggle the
option On or Off as required.
Custom Access Point
Custom access points can also
be used to access mobile data
networks. Select CUSTOM
ACCESS POINTS to manage
existing access points or create
a new one.
New Access Point
Select NEW ACCESS POINT to
manually create a new one.
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Enter the ACCESS POINT
NAME, using the on-screen
keyboard. Select OK to store the
value.
Enter the USERNAME, using the
on-screen keyboard. Select OK
to store the value.
Enter the PASSWORD, using
the on-screen keyboard. Select
OK to store the value.
Select a custom access point
from the list in order to edit any
of the values in the same way.
Press the button while an
access point is selected, then
select DELETE to remove it from
the list.
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Portable Hotspot
IRIS can be used as a Wi-Fi
hotspot allowing compatible
devices to connect to the
internet.
NOTE: IRIS must be
connected to a data network
before it can offer an internet
connection to another device.
Switching On and Off
Tou c h t h e P O RTABLE WI-FI
HOTSPOT menu item to turn
On. The OFF will change to ON
and turn orange in confirmation.
Tou c h a g a i n t o t u r n O f f .
Portable Hotspot Settings
Select PORTABLE WI-FI
HOTSPOT SETTINGS, then
CONFIGURE WI-FI HOTSPOT
in order to view or change the
settings.
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Select SHOW PASSWORD in
order to view the password. This
password must be entered on
the connecting device in order to
gain access to the Wi-Fi hotspot.
Select SECURITY in order to
view or change the security level
for the hotspot.
Choose the level of security
encryption which best suits your
requirements and the devices
you intend to use the hotspot.
The following security options
are available:
Open.
WEP 128.
WPA PSK.
WPA2 PSK.
WPA/WPA2 PSK.
NOTE: Ensure you
understand the level of
security provided by each
protocol before configuring your
Wi-Fi hotspot.
After selecting SAVE, the Wi-Fi
hotspot will be available to other
devices.
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