Motorola SGSW-2620 User manual

User’s Guide
motorola T603

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welcome
Welcome to Motorola’s “connected” world of
Bluetooth®
personal area wireless networking.
The Motorola T603 Automotive Bluetooth Handsfree
System makes wireless connection simple and quick.
The advanced, sophisticated Motorola T603
Automotive Bluetooth Handsfree System offers these
features:
• Seamless, wireless handsfree audio through a
Bluetooth link
• High quality, full-duplex digital audio interface
• Voice dialing using your phone’s voice control
(if available)
• Entertainment mute—automatically mutes
radio during calls
• Noise reduction and acoustic echo
cancellation
• Compatible with Bluetooth 1.2 devices, and
backwards-compatible with Bluetooth 1.1
devices—supports Headset and Handsfree
profiles.
Note: Before using your handsfree system for the first
time, be sure to review the important safety and legal
pamphlet and follow instructions. Periodically review
this information so you remember how to safely use
your handsfree system.
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contents
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contents
installing the handsfree
car kit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
guidelines for installation
and connection . . . . . . . . . . . 4
installing the handsfree
car kit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
using your car kit. . . . . . . . . . 11
linking your car kit
and Bluetooth-enabled
device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
making and receiving
calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
disconnecting the car
kit from your Bluetooth
device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Appendix A —
Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Appendix B — UIM Indicator
Light Status . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Appendix C — UIM Button
Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Connected Mode
(Not in a Call) . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Connected Mode
(In a Call) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
European Union Directives
Conformance Statement . . . . 27
index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
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installing the handsfree car kit
installing the handsfree car kit
guidelines for installation
and connection
Caution: Only qualified personnel should install this
car kit. Because of the wide variety of vehicle types
and models it may be necessary to contact the vehicle
manufacturer for detailed installation information.
If needed, contact the vehicle manufacturer for air
bag information specific to the vehicle.
Caution: An air bag inflates with great force. DO NOT
place objects, including communication equipment, in
the area over the air bag or in the air bag deployment
area. If the communication equipment is improperly
installed and the air bag inflates, serious injury
could occur.
• Mount components securely on strong
surfaces to prevent shifting that could cause
injury or interfere with safe vehicle operation.
Always use the supplied mounting hardware.
• Mounted components and attached wires or
cables must not interfere with seating or
leg space.
• Route cables so they are protected from
pinching, sharp edges and crushing. Keep all
in-line connectors easily accessible.
• The car kit is intended for use in 12 Volt
negative ground systems only. The car kit
draws less than 3 Amps. Confirm that the
vehicle’s electrical system can supply
this current.

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installing the handsfree car kit
• The installation steps are in no particular order.
In general, you should first pick the locations
where you will be mounting the UIM,
microphone, speaker, and ECU. Mount the
UIM, speaker and microphone and route the
cables to the ECU mounting location. Install
the power adaptor cable. Plug everything into
the ECU, and then mount the ECU.
installing the handsfree
car kit
Caution: This car kit must be connected to a
maximum 5 Amp fuse in the car fuse panel to
prevent fire or other damages should a short circuit
occur in the ECU.
Before installation, unpack, assemble, and test all
components on a service bench.
installing the Electronic Control
Module (ECU)
Mount the ECU securely.
The best location for the ECU is under the dash.
The box must be protected from dirt and moisture,
have adequate space for cooling, and allow for cable
connections.
For optimal Bluetooth performance, mount the ECU
so that the side with the barcode faces away from the
mounting surface as shown above. The ECU can be
oriented in any direction. Do not place it behind or
within large areas of metal.
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Caution: The location must not interfere with the
vehicle’s air bag.
installing the power adapter cable
Caution: Failure to follow these steps may cause the
accessory not to work properly and could cause
damage to the car kit.
Note: A vehicle adapter harness (not supplied) may
be available from a third-party vendor that allows
integration of the T603 handsfree audio into the
vehicle entertainment system. If you choose to use
a vehicle adapter harness, follow the vendor’s
guidelines for proper installation.
For installation into a vehicle
without the use of a
third-party adapter harness
:
Microphone
User Interface
Module
(UIM)
Vehicle Entertainment System
Orange: Line Level Handsfree Audio (+)
Blue: Line Level Handsfree Audio (-)
Yellow: Mute
External Speaker
Electronic Control Module
Red: Fuse Box
(Power)
Green: Fuse Box
(Ignition)
Black:Vehicle
Chassis (Ground)
Power Adapter Cable

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1 Disconnect the vehicle’s battery.
2 Remove all fuses from the power adapter cable
and tape them to their respective holders.
DO NOT
re-insert fuses until you complete
and inspect all connections.
3 If trimming the wire lengths on the power adapter
cable, be sure to leave the inline fuses on the
cable along with enough wire length to allow
connections to be made.
4 Connect the power adapter cable’s GREEN
Ignition Sense wire (3 Amp fuse) to an
ignition-switched location on the fuse block.
When the ignition is off, the ignition sense line
should be low.
5 Connect the power adapter cable’s YELLOW
Entertainment Mute Wire to the vehicle’s
entertainment system’s mute input.
Note: This feature is only usable if the vehicle’s
entertainment system supports an active low,
single wire, radio mute signal. Otherwise, the
installation may require an optional relay adaptor
(not included) or other customization.
6 Connect the power adaptor cable’s RED positive
primary lead (4 amp fuse) to a point in the
vehicle’s fuse box that is fused at 4 to 5 amps.
The RED positive primary lead should be powered
continuously. On/Off switching is performed by
the GREEN Ignition Sense wire.
Important: Do not connect the RED and GREEN
wires together. Doing so limits the functionality of
the car kit.
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7 Connect the power adapter cable’s BLACK
ground wire to the vehicle chassis.
Note: Skip steps 8 and 9 if your vehicle
entertainment system does not support the
telephone audio input feature, or if you are using
the external speaker (supplied). This feature is
only operational if the vehicle’s entertainment
system supports this capability.
8 Connect the power adapter cable’s ORANGE
wire to the (
+ ) line-level telephone audio input
of the vehicle’s entertainment system.
9 Connect the power adapter cable’s BLUE wire to
the (
- ) line-level telephone audio input of the
vehicle’s entertainment system.
10 Inspect all connections.
11 Connect the black 6-pin connector on the power
adapter cable to the ECU.
12 Reinsert all fuses into the power adapter cable.
Do not replace any fuse with a higher amperage
fuse.
13 Reconnect the vehicle’s battery.
installing the microphone
Note: Always use the supplied mounting hardware.
Note: The microphone must be positioned properly or
the car kit
WILL NOT perform optimally.
1 Mount the microphone in a suitable location using
either screw, velcro, or clip.
• The preferred spot to mount the microphone
is on the overhead console/dome light
assembly near the front center of the vehicle,
away from the window, pointed toward the
driver’s head.
• Locate the microphone no more than
16 inches (40 cm) from the driver.

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• Aim the microphone toward the driver.
• Do not allow anything (such as a rear-view
mirror or sun visor) to block the path between
the microphone and the driver.
• Mount the microphone firmly so that
vibrations do not affect audio quality.
• Refrain from locating the microphone directly
in the path of heat/AC vents.
• Refrain from mounting the microphone on
door pillars or windows that can transmit
exterior wind noise to it.
• Microphone should not be attached to the
car’s visor.
2 Route the microphone cable down the side of the
windshield, through the dash, and to the ECU.
3 Connect the microphone to the ECU.
installing the external speaker
Important: Do not perform this procedure if you used
the
ORANGE and BLUE wires on the power adapter
cable to connect the audio to the vehicle’s
entertainment system.
Note: Always use the supplied mounting hardware.
1 Mount the speaker so that the audio is clearly
heard by the driver. However, it must not interfere
with the safe operation of the vehicle. It is
recommended that the speaker and microphone
be separated by at least 3 feet (90cm).
Caution: The location of the external speaker MUST
NOT
interfere with the vehicle’s air bag deployment.
2 Connect the speaker to the ECU.
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installing the User Interface
Module (UIM)
The User Interface Module (UIM) can be mounted in
several orientations to provide a safe and comfortable
environment for use. You should mount the UIM on a
flat spot within easy reach of the driver (curved surfaces
can cause difficulties in pushing the buttons, and can
cause the UIM to come loose after repeated use).
Caution: The location of the UIM must not interfere
with the vehicle’s air bag deployment.
1 Select a location on the dash and press the UIM
cable into the grooves on the back of the UIM
such that the UIM is oriented properly in the
desired location. The cable must be contained in
the slot to provide a flat surface for the UIM to be
mounted on.
2 Remove the backing on the rear of the UIM and
press the UIM firmly into place.
Caution: Clean the mounting surface thoroughly
to ensure good adhesion.
• The mounted UIM MUST NOT create a visual
distraction.
•DONOT mount the UIM on the steering
wheel.
• The UIM must be in easy reach of the driver.
3 Connect the UIM to the ECU.

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using your car kit
using your car kit
The User Interface Module (UIM) enables you to set
up and use your T603 Bluetooth Handsfree Car Kit.
The UIM provides both buttons to perform operations,
and an indicator light for status as shown below.
linking your car kit and
Bluetooth-enabled
device
Before you can use your Bluetooth car kit, you must
first link it with your Bluetooth-enabled device. You
establish a Bluetooth link between your car kit and
your device by creating a paired link.
When you set up a paired link, the car kit remembers
your device and automatically connects to your device
every time you start your vehicle or power up the car
kit. The car kit can remember up to 6 devices.
Note: For safety reasons, it is recommended that the
pairing process be performed in a stationary vehicle.
green (SEND)
button
red (END)
button
blue (UP ARROW)
button
blue (DOWN ARROW)
button
Multi-function (MFB)
button
indicator light
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using your car kit
initial pairing
Important: The process of initiating a Bluetooth
connection with a device varies by device
manufacturer. Please have your device’s user manual
available for reference if needed.
STEP ONE—turn on your device’s Bluetooth
feature
Your device’s Bluetooth feature is off by default. To use
your car kit, you must first turn on the Bluetooth
feature in your device.
For most Motorola phones, do the following:
a Press Menu > Settings > Connection > Bluetooth Link
> Setup .
b Scroll to Power .
c Select Change .
d Scroll to On .
e Press Select to turn on the Bluetooth feature.
The Bluetooth feature remains on until you
turn the feature off.
Note: These steps are for most Motorola phones.
For other devices, see your device’s user manual.
STEP TWO—connecting to your car kit
Before using your car kit, you must first pair (link) it to
your device. With the car kit and device turned on and
in proximity:
1 ENSURE THAT THE CAR KIT IS IN PAIRING
MODE.
Press and hold Multifunction (MFB)
button for 2-6 seconds until it beeps and the
indicator begins flashing in blue. The car kit is
now in the pairing mode.
2 SET YOUR DEVICE TO LOOK FOR YOUR CAR KIT.
Perform a Bluetooth device discovery/search from
your device. For most Motorola phones, do the
following:

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using your car kit
a Press Menu > Settings > Connection > Bluetooth Link
> Handsfree> Look for Devices . The phone lists the
Bluetooth devices it finds.
b Select Motorola T603 from the list of
devices.
c Select OK or Ye s to pair your car kit with
your phone.
d Enter the passkey: 0000
e
Select OK .
Note: These steps are for most Motorola
phones. For other devices, see your device’s user
manual.
When pairing is successful, the indicator light
flashes in purple followed by steady blue.
If initial pairing is not successful, the car kit
attempts to connect to devices that have already
been paired. This is indicated by the indicator light
flashing red and blue. When this occurs, return to
step 2 to repeat the initial pairing process.
additional pairings
Ensure that any previously paired devices are turned
off, and perform steps in “initial pairing” on page 12 to
pair with the new device.
automatic connection
Once paired, each time you start your vehicle, your
Bluetooth-enabled device and car kit are automatically
connected (when your device is powered on and the
device’s relevant settings have not changed). The car
kit first tries to connect to the last phone device used.
If it is unable to connect, the car kit then tries
connecting to the next device in its history list. If there
are two phone devices available, the car kit connects
to the one last used (and ignores the other phone).
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using your car kit
When the Bluetooth connection is established, the
indicator light stays lit. If you are in a call when the car
kit powers up, the call is automatically transferred to
the car kit once the Bluetooth link is completed.
If your device is powered off when you start your
vehicle, the Bluetooth connection may not be
automatically established when you turn on your
device.
To manually connect to a previously paired device:
1 Turn on the device.
2 Set your device to look for the car kit.
For most Motorola phones, press
Menu > Settings
> Connection > Bluetooth Link > Handsfree , select Motorola
T603
from the list, and press OK .
Your device attempts to connect to the car kit.
If a Bluetooth connection is established, the
indicator light changes from flashing red/blue
to steady blue.
making and receiving
calls
Your T603 car kit allows you to make and receive
phone calls from your Bluetooth-enabled phone.
Note: Before you can use your Bluetooth-enabled
phone, you must first create a paired link (see “linking
your car kit and Bluetooth-enabled device” on page 11
for details).
The following table provides details for making and
receiving calls from your connected phone using your
car kit:
Note: Some features are phone/network dependent.
Make a Call
(Hand Dial)
Phone: On-in idle
T603: On
Enter phone number on phone, press
Send key on phone, phone dials call.

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Make a Call
(Voice Dial)
Phone: On-in idle
T603: On
Press and hold green (SEND) button
for 2-6 seconds, wait for prompt from
phone, speak name, phone dials call.
Redial Last
Number
Phone: On-in idle
T603: On
Press green (SEND) button.
Receive
(Answer)
a Call
Phone: On–phone rings
T603: On–indicator light flashes
quickly in blue
Press green (SEND) button. While call
is active, indicator light flashes slowly
in blue.
End a Call Phone: On–in call
T603: On–indicator light flashes slowly
in blue
Press red (END) button.
To end a call on hold, press green
(SEND) button to make call active, then
press red (END) button to end call.
Change Call
Volume
Phone: On–in call
T603: On–indicator light flashes slowly
in blue
Press blue (UP ARROW) button to
increase or blue (DOWN ARROW)
button to decrease.
Note: You can also adjust call volume
from your phone (if supported by
phone).
Reject a Call Phone: On–phone rings
T603: On–indicator light flashes
quickly in blue
Press red (END) button.
Mute/Unmute
aCall
Phone: On–in call
T603: On–indicator light flashes slowly
in blue
Press MFB button.
While muted, indicator light flashes
slowly in purple.
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Answer
Second
Incoming Call
Phone: On–in call, 2nd call incoming
T603: On–indicator light flashes
quickly in blue until call is answered
Press green (SEND) button, places
first call on hold, answers incoming
call. When call is on hold, indicator
light flashes quickly in blue.
Reject
Second
Incoming Call
Phone: On–in call, 2nd call incoming
T603: On–indicator light flashes
quickly in blue
Press red (END) button.
Switch
Between Two
Calls (Active
and On Hold)
Phone: On–in call, 2nd call on hold
T603: On–indicator light flashes slowly
in blue
Press green (SEND) button.
Link Two
(Active and
Incoming or
On Hold
Calls) - 3-way
Conference
Phone: On–in call, 2nd call on hold
T603: On–indicator light flashes slowly
in blue
Press and hold MFB button for
2-6 seconds.
Transfer Call
from Car Kit
to Phone
(Privacy
Mode)
Phone: On–in call
T603: On–indicator light flashes slowly
in blue
Press and hold green (SEND) button
for 2-6 seconds.
Note: Some phones require you to
press and hold the MFB button twice.
Transfer Call
from Phone to
Car Kit
Phone: On–in call
T603: On
Press and hold green (SEND) button
for 2-6 seconds.
Note: Some phones require you to
press and hold the MFB button twice.
Change Ring
Tone/Alert
Tone Volume
Phone: On–in idle
T603: On
Press blue (UP ARROW/DOWN
ARROW) buttons.

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using your car kit
disconnecting the car kit
from your Bluetooth
device
The Bluetooth connection between the car kit and
Bluetooth device is automatically disconnected when
you turn off the vehicle. When the vehicle is powered
down, the call is seamlessly transferred to the phone.
To do this... Do this...
Manually
disconnect
the car kit
from your
device
Press and hold red (END) button for
2-6 seconds while not in a call.
This disconnects the last
connected device, and the car kit
begins searching for the next
available device in its history list.
If there are no other devices
available, the car kit continues to
look for any previously paired
device.
If you desire to reconnect the
device that was just disconnected,
you must initiate the Bluetooth
connection from the device.
See your device’s instruction
manual for details.
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Remove all
paired
devices from
the car kit’s
history list
Press and hold red (END) button for
6 seconds or longer while not in
a call.
Once a device has been removed
from the car kit’s history list, it
must be re-paired again before it
can be used. See “initial pairing” on
page 12 for instructions on pairing.
To do this... Do this...

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Appendix A — Troubleshooting
Appendix A — Troubleshooting
Problem Resolution...
I cannot pair
my device
with the
car kit.
• Turn the device off and then
back on. Try pairing the
device and car kit again.
Sometimes removing the
device’s battery and
reinstalling it helps.
• Remove all previous
pairings by pressing and
holding the red (END)
button for 6 seconds or
longer, then try pairing the
device and car kit again.
I cannot pair
my device
with the
car kit
(con’t).
• If you are using a Motorola
phone, do not use the “Find
me” menu item for pairing.
Instead, use the “Look For
Devices” menu item.
• Ensure that the car kit is
not in Bluetooth search
mode (indicator light is
flashing red/blue). If so,
press the MFB button for
2-6 seconds to disable
search mode and place car
kit into Bluetooth
discoverable mode
(indicator light is flashing in
blue). Then try pairing the
device and car kit again.
Problem Resolution...
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Appendix A — Troubleshooting
I make a call
and the other
party hears
too much
background
noise.
Check the location and placement
of your car kit’s microphone. It is
recommended to mount the
microphone in the front center of
the car, no more than 16 inches
(40 cm) from the drivers head.
Exterior wind noise can easily be
transmitted to the microphone if it
is near a window or if air is blowing
on it from a vent.
My device
doesn’t find
my car kit.
Make sure the indicator light is
flashing in blue while the device is
searching for the car kit. Do this by
pressing and holding the MFB
button for 2-6 seconds to enter
pairing mode.
Problem Resolution...
Invalid
Bluetooth
passkey
If you enter an invalid Bluetooth
passkey, you will have to start the
pairing process again. You do not
get another chance to enter the
passkey.
The car kit
connects to
another
device
instead of
mine.
The other device was the last
device used by the car kit. See the
section “disconnecting the car kit
from your Bluetooth device” on
page 17 to change devices.
Problem Resolution...

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Appendix A — Troubleshooting
I paired my
device with
the car kit,
but now the
car kit won’t
connect
with it.
• Your device has been
manually disconnected
from the car kit. Initiate a
Bluetooth connection from
the device as described in
“automatic connection” on
page 13.
• Repeat the initial pairing
process (see “initial
pairing” on page 12).
• The Bluetooth feature in
your device has been
turned off. Follow the
directions in your device’s
user manual to turn it
back on.
Problem Resolution...
Call waiting
does not
work.
Three-way
calling does
not work.
Some networks do not support
multi-party calling features.
Contact your service provider for
more information.
If I interrupt
theBluetooth
link by
walking away
from the car,
it does not
automatically
reestablish
itself when I
come back
within range.
Some phones require you to
reconnect the phone to the car kit
from the phone’s menu after the
Bluetooth link has been interrupted.
Alternatively, you can press and
hold the green (SEND) button for
2-6 seconds to establish a voice dial
session in order to force a phone
connect. Once connected, press
the red (END) button to end the
voice dialing session.
Problem Resolution...
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Appendix A — Troubleshooting
I cannot
voice dial a
call.
• You may not have a “voice
tag” set up for the number
you want to dial in your
phone. Follow your device’s
user manual to set up voice
dialing.
• Background noise may be
interfering with your voice.
Relocate the microphone to
a quieter place. Move the
microphone closer to the
driver. Passengers in the
car should be quiet while
voice dialing. Minimize
wind noise by rolling the
windows up.
Problem Resolution...
I cannot
voice dial a
call (con’t).
• Most phones prompt with a
beep to indicate it is now
time to speak. Wait until
the beep has ended before
speaking. Do not over
speak the beep.
Problem Resolution...

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Appendix B — UIM Indicator Light Status
Appendix B — UIM Indicator Light
Status
The indicator light on the UIM provides status
information.
Light Status
Off
power off
Blue (three
flashes)
power on
Blue
(continuous
flashing)
pairing (discoverable) mode
Short purple
flash, then
steady blue
pairing successful
Red and blue
(flashing)
searching mode
Red (steady) idle (not connected to device)
Blue (steady) standby (connected to phone in
Connected mode)
Blue
(quick flash)
incoming call
Blue
(long flash)
on a call
Purple
(long flash)
on a call (muted)
Red
(flashing)
no service
Light Status
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Appendix C — UIM Button Operation
Appendix C — UIM Button Operation
There are five buttons on the UIM whose functions
vary depending on how they are pressed.
You can perform three types of actions with each UIM
button:
• Short press (or “press and release”)
• Long press (or “press and hold for 2 to
6 seconds”)
• Extended press (or “press and hold for
6 seconds or longer”)
The function of each button changes depending on
what operating mode the car kit is in.
green (SEND)
button
red (END)
button
blue (UP ARROW)
button
blue (DOWN ARROW)
button
Multi-function (MFB)
button

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Connected Mode (Not in a Call)
Button Press Operations
red
(END)
Short Press • Cancel current phone operation (such as making a voice
dial call)
Long Press
• Disconnect from current device
• Try to connect with next device on history list
Extended Press
• Remove all paired devices from history list
green
(SEND)
Short Press
• Last number redial
Long Press
• Make voice dial call
Multifunction (MFB) Short Press
• (No function)
Long Press
• Enter pairing (discoverable) mode
blue (UP ARROW) Short Press
• Increase ringer volume (one step)
Long Press
• Increase ringer volume (one step per second)
blue (DOWN ARROW) Short Press
• Decrease ringer volume (one step)
Long Press
• Decrease ringer volume (one step per second)
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Connected Mode (In a Call)
Button Press Operations
red
(END)
Short Press • End active call
• Reject incoming call
• Reject second incoming call
green
(SEND)
Short Press
• Answer incoming call
• Answer second incoming call
• Switch between two calls
Long Press
• Transfer active call from car kit to phone
Multifunction (MFB) Short Press
• Mute/unmute call
Long Press
• Join two active calls (3-way conference)
blue (UP ARROW) Short Press
• Increase call volume (one step)
Long Press
• Increase call volume (one step per second)
blue (DOWN ARROW) Short Press
• Decrease call volume (one step)
Long Press
• Decrease call volume (one step per second)

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European Union Directives Conformance Statement
Hereby, Motorola declares that this product is in compliance with:
• The essential requirements and other relevant
provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC
• All other relevant EU Directives
The above gives an example of a typical Product Approval Number.
You can view your product’s Declaration of Conformity (DoC)
to Directive 1999/5/EC (to R&TTE Directive) at
www.motorola.com/rtte. To find your DoC, enter the product
Approval Number from your product’s label in the “Search” bar on
the Web site.
Product
Approval
Number
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index
index
B
Bluetooth
disconnecting 17
establishing connection 12
pairing with devices 11
C
call
answering 15
answering second 16
changing ring tone/alert tone
volume 16
changing volume 15
ending 15
linking two 16
making (hand dial) 14
making (voice dial) 15
muting/unmuting 15
redialing last number 15
rejecting 15
rejecting second 16
switching between two 16
transferring from car kit to
phone (privacy mode)
16
transferring from phone to car
kit 16
E
Electronic Control Module (ECU)
installing 6
mounting 5
external speaker
installing 9
mounting 9
I
install
electronic control module
(ECU) 5
external speaker 9
guidelines 4
microphone 8
power adapter cable 6
user interface module (UIM) 10

index
29
M
microphone
installing 8
mounting 8
O
overview 1
P
pairing with Bluetooth devices 11
power adapter cable
installing 6
T
troubleshooting 19
U
User Interface Module (UIM)
button operation 24
in a call 26
not in a call 25, 26
indicator light status 23
installing 10
mounting 10

Guia do usuário
motorola T603

1
bem-vindo
Bem-vindo ao “conectado” mundo Motorola da rede
sem-fio pessoal do Bluetooth. O Sistema Viva-voz
Bluetooth Automotivo do Motorola T603 torna a
conexão sem fio simples e rápida.
O Sistema Viva-voz Bluetooth Automotivo moderno e
sofisticado do Motorola T603 oferece estas funções:
• Áudio viva-voz sem fio uniforme via link
Bluetooth
• Interface de áudio digital com alta qualidade,
full-duplex
• Discagem por voz usando o controle de voz do
telefone (se disponível)
• Recurso de mudo para entretenimento —
emudece o rádio automaticamente durante
ligações
• Redução de ruídos e cancelamento do eco
acústico
• Compatibilidade com dispositivos Bluetooth 1.2
e Bluetooth 1.1 — suporte a perfis de Fone de
ouvido e Viva-voz
Nota: antes de usar o sistema viva-voz pela primeira
vez, consulte as importantes informações legais e de
segurança e siga as instruções. Consulte essas
informações periodicamente para lembrar de que
maneira usar o sistema viva-voz de forma segura.
2
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Demais localidades ligue 0800 773 1244.
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O uso de dispositivos sem fio e de seus acessórios pode ser
proibido ou restrito em determinadas áreas. Sempre obedeça
às leis e aos regulamentos sobre o uso desses produtos.
Todas as funções, funcionalidades e outras especificações do
produto, bem como as informações contidas neste guia de
usuário baseiam-se nas informações mais recentes disponíveis
e consideradas como precisas quando o material foi impresso.
A Motorola se reserva o direito de alterar ou modificar quaisquer
informações ou especificações sem notificação prévia ou
obrigação.
O nome MOTOROLA e a logomarca Estilizada M estão registrados
no Escritório de Marcas e Patentes dos EUA. As marcas
registradas Bluetooth são de posse do seu proprietário e utilizadas
pela Motorola, Inc. sob licença.Todos os outros nomes de serviços
ou produtos são de posse de seus respectivos proprietários.
© 2008 Motorola, Inc. Todos os direitos reservados.
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Estados Unidos e de outros países asseguram para os
fornecedores de software da Motorola e de terceiros
determinados direitos exclusivos para software com registro de
copyright, como os direitos exclusivos de distribuição e reprodução
do software. Portanto, nenhum software protegido por leis de
copyright contido nos produtos Motorola pode ser modificado,
sofrer engenharia reversa, ser distribuído ou reproduzido de forma
alguma que não seja a maneira permitida por lei. Além disso,
a compra dos produtos da Motorola não deve ser considerada
como concessão, de forma direta ou por implicação, embargo ou
de outra forma, de qualquer licença relacionada a direitos
autorais, patentes ou aplicações de patentes de fornecedores da
Motorola ou de qualquer fornecedor de software de terceiros,
exceto a concessão de licença de uso normal, não exclusiva e
isenta de direitos de exploração de patentes que é apresentada
de acordo com a operação da lei na venda de um produto.
Número do manual: 68014100001-B
ID do QD Bluetooth: B014834

sumário
3
sumário
instalando o kit veicular
viva-voz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
instruções para instalação
e conexão . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
instalando o kit veicular
viva-voz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
usando o kit veicular . . . . . . . 12
vinculando o kit veicular
e o dispositivo ativado
para Bluetooth. . . . . . . . . . . 12
fazendo e recebendo
ligações . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
desconectando o kit
veicular do dispositivo
Bluetooth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
apêndice A — solucionando
problemas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
apêndice B — status da
luz indicadora do UIM . . . . . . 25
apêndice C — operação
do botão UIM . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
modo conectado
(não em uma ligação). . . . . . 27
modo conectado
(em uma ligação) . . . . . . . . . 28
Declaração de Conformidade
com as Diretrizes da
União Européia. . . . . . . . . . . . 29
índice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
4
instalando o kit veicular viva-voz
instalando o kit veicular viva-voz
instruções para
instalação e conexão
Atenção: somente profissionais qualificados devem
instalar este kit veicular. Devido à grande variedade de
tipos e modelos de veículos, pode ser necessário
entrar em contato com o fabricante do veículo para
obter informações detalhadas sobre a instalação.
Se necessário, entre em contato com o fabricante
do veículo para obter informações específicas sobre
oairbag.
Atenção: um airbag infla com muita força.
NÃO coloque objetos, incluindo equipamento de
comunicação, na área acima do air bag ou em sua área
de liberação. Caso o equipamento de comunicação
seja instalado de forma inadequada e o airbag infle,
pode haver sérios danos.
• Instale os componentes com segurança sobre
superfícies resistentes para evitar que eles se
desloquem, o que poderia causar danos e
interferir na segurança do veículo. Utilize
sempre o hardware fornecido.
• Os componentes instalados e fios ou cabos
conectados não devem interferir no banco ou
no espaço reservado para as pernas.
• Posicione os cabos de forma a protegê-los de
bordas afiadas, pressionamentos e batidas.
Mantenha todos os conectores em local de
fácil acesso.

5
instalando o kit veicular viva-voz
• O kit veicular destina-se somente ao uso com
sistemas de energia de 12 V negativos. Esse
kit utiliza menos de 3 amperes. Verifique se o
sistema elétrico do veículo pode fornecer
essa corrente.
• As etapas de instalação não estão em uma
ordem particular. Em geral, você deve primeiro
escolher os locais onde montará o UIM, o
microfone, o alto-falante e o ECU. Monte o
UIM, o alto-falante e o microfone e roteie os
cabos para o local de montagem do ECU.
Instale o cabo adaptador de energia.
Conecte tudo ao ECU e monte o ECU.
instalando o kit veicular
viva-voz
Atenção: esse kit veicular deve ser conectado,
no máximo , a um fusível 5A no painel de fusíveis do
carro para evitar incêndios e outros danos caso ocorra
algum curto circuito no ECU.
Antes da instalação, remova a embalagem, monte e
teste todos os componentes.
instalando o Módulo de Controle
Eletrônico (ECU)
Monte o ECU de forma segura.
O melhor local para o ECU é sob o painel. A caixa deve
ficar protegida contra poeira e umidade, e deve ter
espaço suficiente para refrigeração e para permitir as
conexões dos cabos.
6
instalando o kit veicular viva-voz
Para obter o melhor desempenho do Bluetooth,
monte o ECU de modo que o lado com o código de
barras fique oposto à superfície de instalação,
conforme exibido acima. O ECU pode ser orientado
em qualquer direção. Não o coloque atrás ou dentro
de grandes áreas de metal.
Atenção: o local não deve interferir no air bag
do carro.
instalando o cabo adaptador de
energia
Atenção: o não cumprimento destas etapas pode
fazer com que o acessório não funcione corretamente
e causar danos ao kit veicular.
Nota: uma correia adaptadora para veículo (não
fornecida) pode estar disponível a partir de terceiros
para permitir uma integração do áudio do viva-voz do
T603 ao sistema de entretenimento do veículo.
Se você optar por usar uma correia adaptadora para
veículo, siga as diretrizes do fornecedor para uma
instalação adequada.
Para a instalação em um veículo
sem o uso de uma
correia adaptadora de terceiros
:
Superfície de Montagem
Código de barrasSuperfície de Montagem
Código de barras