Motorola TX500 User manual

MOTOROLA TX500

1Congratulations
Congratulations
The MOTOROLA TX500 car speakerphone delivers
handsfree conversation in a sleek design. The
speakerphone is perfect for receiving and making calls
wirelessly via Bluetooth™ from your phone.
•Drive safely with wireless control of phone calls
•Simultaneously connect with two phones
•Hear voice prompts for calls, battery level, and other
functions
We’ve crammed all of the main features of your
speakerphone into this handy guide, and in a matter of
minutes we’ll show you just how easy your
speakerphone is to use.
So go on, check it out.
More information
On the web: www.motorola.com/support
Caution: Before using your speakerphone for the
first time, please read the important Safety,
Regulatory & Legal information at the back of this
guide.

2Your speakerphone
Your speakerphone
the important parts
Mute
Button
Speaker
Volume
Up
Volume
Down
Call Button/
Status Light
Microphone
Power Switch
MicroUSB
Charging
Connector

3Charge it
Charge it
let’s get you up and running
You can use your speakerphone while unplugged or
plugged into the charger.
Note: Your battery is designed to last the life of your
product. It should only be removed by a recycling
facility. Any attempt to remove or replace your battery
will damage your speakerphone.
Battery Charge Status
Red, Purple = charging
Blue= fully charged

4Basics
Basics
a few essentials to get your started
Install it
Turn it on & off
sun visor
ONOFF

5Pair & connect
Pair & connect
connect and go
Note: The voice prompts are only in English.
Pair & connect with your phone
1Turn off any Bluetooth devices previously paired
with your speakerphone.
2Turn on the Bluetooth feature on your phone.
3Turn on your speakerphone (see “Turn it on & off”
on page 4).
The status light becomes steady blue to indicate the
speakerphone is in discoverable mode and you hear
“ready to pair”.
4Follow the voice prompts to connect your phone to
your speakerphone.
Note: If prompted for the passkey, enter 0000.
When your speakerphone successfully pairs with
your phone, the status light flashes in blue and
purple and you hear “phone 1 connected”.
For daily use, make sure your speakerphone is turned
on, and your phone’s Bluetooth feature is on. Your
speakerphone and phone will connect automatically.

6Pair & connect
Pair & connect a second phone
1Turn off the first phone and any other Bluetooth
devices previously paired with your speakerphone.
2Turn your speakerphone off.
3Turn on the Bluetooth feature on your phone.
4Turn on your speakerphone.
The status light becomes steady in blue and you
hear “ready to pair”.
5Follow the voice prompts to connect your phone to
your speakerphone.
Note: If prompted for the passkey, enter 0000.
When your speakerphone successfully pairs with
your phone, the status light flashes in blue and
purple and you hear “phone 2 connected”.
To connect both phones, turn them on and then turn
your speakerphone off and on. When you hear “phone
1 connected”, and “phone 2 connected”, your
speakerphone is ready to go.
Test your connection
1Make sure your speakerphone is on.
2On your phone, dial a phone number and press the
Call/Send key.
You hear ringing on the speakerphone when
successful.

7Calls
Calls
it’s good to talk
Note:
Some features are phone/network dependent.
Note: The voice prompts are only in English.
To...
answer call
Press Call .
ignore call Press and hold Volume Up or
Volume Down until you hear a
tone.
make a voice
dial call
Press Call and follow prompts.
redial last call Press and hold Call until you
hear a tone and follow prompts.
mute or
unmute a call
Press Mute and you hear
“mute on” or “mute off”. The
mute light is solid red while muted.
answer
second
incoming call
Press Call . Current call is
placed on hold.
reject second
incoming call
Press Volume Up or Volume
Down .
end a call Press Call . If a call is on hold, it
is resumed.

8Talk time
Talk time
check your chat time
Press both Volume buttons while not on a call.
To save battery power, turn off the speakerphone
when not using it for an extended time.
Note: The voice prompts are only in English.
if light
shows... you hear...
red “battery is low”
purple “battery is medium”
blue “battery is high”